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banners & promotional material

Thanks for helping us to promote Get Involved!

We have provided you with banners that can be used to connect to Get Involved.ca. As well, we've included a couple of text options depending on your space requirements and also a PDF of our logo, if you need to incorporate it into your materials.

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Banners to link to our homepage
Banners to link to our videos section
Get Involved Promotional Materials: Logo, Benefits of Joining, Complete Documentary List with Bios

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Check out Get Involved.ca a new community created in partnership with TVO. Get Involved matches like-minded individuals and organizations to make change possible. Organizations can find the perfect volunteer, funding or resources and for individuals the site matches you with organizations who need your time, skills or expertise. Join the community @ www.getinvolved.ca.

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Looking for volunteers? Trying to find the right organization that needs your skills and expertise? Check out Get Involved.ca a lively networking community for individuals and organizations to connect and make a difference. Challenge people to join your cause, reduce your carbon footprint, preserve heritage tomatoes, safely dispose of old computers — Get Involved finds a match that's right for you or your organization. Content partners include Heart & Stroke, Make a Wish, AGO, Boys & Girls Clubs of Canada, David Suzuki Foundation, Ducks Unlimited, Health Council of Canada, Engineers w/o Borders, Youth Challenge International, Kids Help Phone and more. Join the community @ www.getinvolved.ca.

Banners to link to our homepage

There are two ways to set up the link...

Option 1: To use your own HTML code, right-click on the banner and Save Picture/Image As to your computer. Then link to http://www.getinvolved.ca from the image.

Option 2: Choose the image that works best for you. Copy the HTML code below the image into your page. Do this by highlighting the code (often by clicking and dragging your mouse across it), then copying it (often Ctrl C), then pasting it into your page (often Ctrl V).