Kiva Fliers

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[Joe]

This thread is dedicated for Kiva related fliers. Have you created one? Reply to this thread and post a link to it, or better yet, use the attachment option in the "Additional Options" section to add it to your post.

[Joe]

This flier is based on the great one Ramon did a few months back (which should be available here soon). This quick modification adds little strips at the bottom that people can tear and take with them.

They say "Loans that change lives! Kiva.org".

It's in PDF format, so you'll need the free Adobe Reader to open and print it. If you post it somewhere, remember to pre-cut the strips on the dotted lines to make them easier to tear off.

[Kate]

Hey,

I'm so impressed by this site! Please contact marketing@kiva.org if there's anything additional that you might need. We also always appreciate feedback.

I've attached our marketing kit which has yet to be posted on the website. Hope this helps! Will be uploading more files soon.

best,

Kate

[Kate]

Here are two more items of use--four page subsection of the marketing kit and a one page description of how Kiva works.

[Samantha]

Thanks for the marketing kits, Kate! Nice to see Kiva staff on here.

[Ramón]

See attached my original Kiva fliers, in PDF format as well as in MS Word format, as Joe hinted to. Feel free to use/edit them, as long as the purpose of use is to promote Kiva.

--Ramón

[Andrew W]

TEACHERS,

I am speaking on behalf of my student organization, Students In Free Enterprise (SIFE), at Kennesaw State University.  We have a project that allows and makes available $25 for teachers and their classes to participate in Kiva.  Simply signing up and registering at Kiva-Kids.org, will give you access to teaching materials, any help that would be needed, direct contact with people with the project, and of course the availability of $25 for your class to participate in Kiva. 

Attached is our flier, which will give you more information on our project.

Thank you for your support in Kiva.

Andrew W.

[scenerie]

I designed this flier a few months ago and forgot all about posting it up until now. I based this on the previous versions on this thread—love the idea for the strips at the bottom! Please let me know if you run into any problems opening or printing the flier (I'm wondering whether the bottom margin is too narrow and might get cut off by some printers).

The PDF is attached here; you can peek at the JPEG on Flickr:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/44948585@N07/4152125609/sizes/l/