Who builds a kiosk and how.

[Founder]

A SaveNaturefree kiosk could become an instrument for good in a mall or a street in your local neighborhood soon, provided you help two Local friends get with it, passing on The all important secret of our growth opportunity to them.
We select the first 25 who have found two local friends to join a group here then a share of your local kiosk revenue (which is generated from advertising local goods and services,) will be sent to you each month. Only a small amount to maintain the kiosk and for permits will be retained by the local kiosk administrator.

There are no outlays for those who do not wish to, or can't afford to contribute.

Any member can start your neighborhood Group here, (Please check now) if you don't see it here in the Groups section, Your group name should be in this format ... [Town] [suburb] [State abv] [country abv] US, or UK, etc. Very small towns might only have one or two kiosk's.

By the time 25 are in your Group some will have already found two more friends and have checked that they are now members. The next step is to see that your two friends pass on the all important secret of our growth provided you don't forget about this important step, your monthly checks are assured.

Once 25 add two friends each the total grows to 75 next iteration to 225
By this time your team should have a get-together or official meeting to establish a small kiosk steering committee.

Together you elect the committee members, They oversee the construction process, gain permits, delegate duties, and select the best volunteers (builders) for the kiosk. A request to the local community and local business for recycled (or new) building material, etc etc.

If recycled walls are in short supply, someone could ask for a donation from local hardware stores, run a newspaper add, pass the hat around at a fund raising social event. Remember 25 of you should be pushing and voting for this thing to happen.

Also some may wish to loan funds to the committee to help get the local kiosk operating, and earn some interest. Discuss the possibilities in your area.

There will be some problems no doubt, and hick-ups along the way, however your all very clever and intelligent people : ] I know you will discuss things together and post (share) what is happening in your groups forum pages. The first teams experience will be invaluable to others as a guide for suggestions and advice.

If you truly believe you can do something, You Can.

[Founder]

Any Questions?

[Pat]

What's in the kiosk? A "computer in the wall?"

Please explain more about how we might affect our local environment.

Advertising that finances the program--is this advertising on the website or advertising on the kiosk? If the latter, how is that managed?

In the U.S., say in a municipal park (which is what are closest to homeless people), what, really, are the chances of getting a permit?! Does anyone here have experience with the process?

Where are the "AA-type" guidelines?

[Founder]

Pat said:

What's in the kiosk? A "computer in the wall?"

Please explain more about how we might affect our local environment.

Advertising that finances the program--is this advertising on the website or advertising on the kiosk? If the latter, how is that managed?

In the U.S., say in a municipal park (which is what are closest to homeless people), what, really, are the chances of getting a permit?! Does anyone here have experience with the process?

Where are the "AA-type" guidelines?

12 Traditions

Our kiosk are info kiosk's lobby government silently and we sell advertising space on them to local ethical business that care about the environment.

If someone wants to get into power, and stay there they really have to have their finger on the community's pulse. these people vote them in and out of office and it is these people in office who make the laws governing our environment.

Only 20% of the world have a connection to the Internet, so our kiosk reach many. I have a great way of encouraging homeless to ensure they cast a vote in the areas elections. We tell and show them testimonies of other homeless folk who made sure they voted. the result was a small but important boost to their self esteem that even saved one woman from suicide. Just joining us gives people some valuable sense of usefulness and participation.

[Anthony Rufin Gill]

Dear Alexander

I read about the KIOSK. it is indeed a chain that comes into being and multiplies. i believe i can do it. truly saying i have already started working on it. hopefully there will be a group in Faisalabad (A city famous for Textiles and Industry).

[Agnes Khoo Schwenk]

Hello Alexander,

Do you already have a kiosk in Pittsburgh, PA? What if some of the people here do not know how to use a computer nor have one. I've been a PR here for nearly 2 years now and I don't have many friends. How do I get people involved in this without the computer? Will they still be able to get the $$ even though they don't have a computer?

Thank you for your time and I believe that this multiplication system can work. Thank you for your precious time in helping us out. God bless you and yours always!

[Founder]

Agnes, Thanks for asking,
Without a kiosk in your town they will need to have an email address, which means if they do not have a computer they can go to the library or an internet cafe and sign up for a free gMail email account.

If you find a computerLess friend who wants to join us ask them for a password and used name then you can create an account for them. We need to be able to contact members untill a kiosk is built in your town. Then anyone can join at the kiosk.

Agnes KhooSchwenk said:

Hello Alexander,

Do you already have a kiosk in Pittsburgh, PA? What if some of the people here do not know how to use a computer nor have one. I've been a PR here for nearly 2 years now and I don't have many friends. How do I get people involved in this without the computer? Will they still be able to get the $$ even though they don't have a computer?

Thank you for your time and I believe that this multiplication system can work. Thank you for your precious time in helping us out. God bless you and yours always!