How you can invite new group members

Posted Jul 28, 2009 12:18pm
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We wanted to share with your group an invite that you can send to your professional and personal networks. You can copy and paste the invite below into e-mails, websites, mailing lists, blogs and other online groups to help grow your group and make it more dynamic.

“Groups are a new feature on Ashoka Changemakers that can be used for promoting causes, seeking solutions, collaborating, debating issues, sharing resources and opportunities.

We’ve recently started a group called "Friends with UMEED" and invite you to join us. Come connect with our community and a world of possibilities [http://www.changemakers.com/en-us/node/51687].”

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