Which one is persuasive? Why? by Bhawana Shrestha https://padlet.com/bhawanashrestha116/lhe0mzfz38ly9fre Persuasive Writing en-us 2021-03-14 04:26:20 UTC 2021-03-15 01:24:25 UTC hello@padlet.com Dear Mr. Williams, Will you please donate to the local Junior Achievement program? We have set $50 as a fair minimum for businesses to give. But larger amounts would be appreciated. The organization badly needs your support. Currently, about 900 young people will not get to participate in Junior Achievement activities unless more money is raised. If you do not already know about Junior Achievement, let me explain. They work with local business executives to form small businesses and then operate the businesses. In the process, they learn about our economic system. This is a good thing, and it deserves our help. Hoping to receive your generous donation. Sincerely, bhawanashrestha116 https://padlet.com/bhawanashrestha116/lhe0mzfz38ly9fre/wish/1306314028 2021-03-14 04:30:58 UTC https://padlet.com/bhawanashrestha116/lhe0mzfz38ly9fre/wish/1306314028 Dear Mr. Williams Right now- right here in our city- 620 teenagers are running 37 corporations. The kids run the whole show; their only adult help comes from business professionals who work with them. Last September these young people applied for charters and elected officers. They created plans for business operations. For example, one group planned to build websites for local small business. Another elected to conduct a rock concert. Yet another planned to publish electronic newsletters for area corporations. After determining their plans, the kids issued stock- and sold it, too. With the proceeds from stock sales, they began their operations. This May they will liquidate their companies and account to their stockholders for their profits or losses. What’s behind these impressive accomplishments? As you’ve probably guessed, it’s Junior Achievement. Since 1919, this nonprofit organization has been teaching school kids of all ages about business, economics, and entrepreneurship. Thanks on experience with real business operations while learning the fundamentals of economics and financial responsibility. They also learn cooperation and problem solving. It’s a win-win situation for all involved. To continue to succeed, Junior Achievement needs all of us behind it. During the 13 years the program has been in our city, it has had enthusiastic support from local business leaders. But with over 900 students on the waiting list, our plans for next year call for expansion. That’s why, as a volunteer myself, I ask that you to help make the program available to more youngsters by contributing $50 (its deductible). By helping to cover the cost of materials, special events, and scholarships, you’ll be preparing more students for a bright future in business. Please make your donation now by completing our online contribution form at www.juiorachievement.org. You will be doing a good-service-for our kids, for our schools, and for our community. Sincerely, bhawanashrestha116 https://padlet.com/bhawanashrestha116/lhe0mzfz38ly9fre/wish/1306317046 2021-03-14 04:33:35 UTC https://padlet.com/bhawanashrestha116/lhe0mzfz38ly9fre/wish/1306317046