Sell
Your Unwanted Gifts on Ebay
Car Boot Sales
are great but it isn't much fun loading the car up at 6:00am, especially
if it's raining!!
If you have
ever ventured onto E-bay to buy something
but shied away from selling anything then this is for you.
The Trust has
set up an E.bay trading company which will benefit everyone.
We will photograph your unwanted item, advertise and monitor its progress
on E-bay,
and then sort out the postage and packaging when it is sold.
You will recieve
80% of the selling price and 20% will go to the Trust.
All monies raised by the Truse will benefit worthwhile projects in our
community
and someone out there on the worldwide web will get the bargain they always
wanted.
EVERYONES A WINNER!!!!
If you have
an item you would like us to list on E-bay for you please contact Steph
on 01909 773348
We can come and photograph your
item in your home.
Kivo
eBiz slays the Dragons
Social enterprises
from voluntary and community groups Nationwide were asked to submit
their enterprise ideas to a ' Dragon's Den' style event for an investment
prize of £15,000.
This event was
held on the 19th October 2006 at the 'Footsey 100' event at York Racecourse.
The Footsey 100 is the largest National Exhibition for community enterprises,
with over 100 stall holders.
Kivo eBiz was
selected as one of the four victims.
The 'dragons' were Sue Peter's, CEO of Adventure Capital Fund (putting
up the money),
Fergus Beesley (Groundwork Sheffield)
Alison Haskins ( Scarman Trust)
Hugh Rolo (Yorkshire Key Fund)
The event was introduced and facilitated by Trisha Cooper, regional BBC
broadcaster.
Stephanie Hryschko
and Ann Britton, Directors of the Trust and main volunteers on the eBiz
project
had just five minutes to give their pitch to the dragons and then face
ten minutes of tough questions.
Each dragon
gave feedback to one of the projects before the decision was announced.
Fierey dragon, Fergus Beesley, said that Kivo eBiz was
"the best true community enterprise I have come across in years"
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