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Thursday, 14 February 2013

New Website and Crowdfunding Call to Action

Posted on 15:08 by Unknown

Exciting stuff is happening this week at Cleats For Bare Feet! But, in fairness, exciting stuff is always happening with the C4BF team.

We launched our new website, first and foremost. You can visit it at www.cleatsforbarefeet.com, and you should. It isn't perfect, by any means, but it is a step in the right direction.

The ultimate goal is to create a website that helps us build a community of soccer lovers, whether it be: players, coaches, tournament promoters, the crazy fans, the more subdue ones, and even the girls who watch just to see Cristiano Ronaldo run around. Through that community, bridges and connections can be built to encourage people who have spare soccer equipment to unite with those who need it.

In order to do that, we need some help from you, our dedicated diplomats.

Andres, one of my team mates has posted this video on Youtube to get you to be a part of our crowdfunding video, scheduled to launch late April on Indiegogo.com.


To sum it up, we want you to shoot a short video. The structure is simple. In a fun place (soccer field, city overlook, soccer pub, your back yard…wherever) record yourself saying:

Hi, my name is _____________.
I’m from ______________, and
I support Cleats For Bare Feet because _____________.
Then answer ONE of the two following questions:
What is a story you want to share with the world involving you and soccer?
What does soccer means to you?
End it some way that is fun and creative.

Send it to us directly at: C4BF@greenewit.com

There aren't many rules, but a few we should mention.
  1. Videos should be less than a minute.
  2. Shoot it in any format with any you can
  3. Keep it clean!

We will be editing them together to post on our crowdfunding page and throughout the 40 day campaign.
We are striving to raise $50,000. I know it sounds like a lot, but continuing to run our program and build a website that will allow us to run efficiently takes some serious time and money. With your help, I know we can do it. 
   
Be a part of our team and show the world the passion you have for soccer and for making a difference.
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