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Nominate a deserving nonprofit for free Emma email marketing service!

Suzanne Norman

by Suzanne Norman, Director of Brand | December 16th, 2009 | 4 Comments »

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When we say it’s the most wonderful time of the year ’round these parts, we’re talking about Emma 25 time. It’s the annual program (now in its sixth year) where we team up with our customers to award free Emma service to deserving non-profits — 25 around the world, and 25 in the cities Emma calls home (Nashville, Portland, Denver and Austin).

If you’re an Emma customer, why not nominate your favorite non-profit for free email marketing and survey services from Emma? It’s a fantastic way to help those groups use email to stay in touch with volunteers, find donations, send newsletters, manage events and more.

Come early January, we’ll post all the eligible groups and invite the whole world to vote for their favorites. But for *your* favorite group to be an honoree, *you’ve* got to nominate ‘em.

It just takes a few minutes, and you’ll have that warm, fuzzy feeling that no amount of delicious gingerbread lattes can rival. Go on and get to nominating!


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Emma does well (and does good).

by Edwin Acevedo | December 11th, 2008 | No Comments »

The number of businesses, non-profits and organizations that joined the Emma community in 2008 continues to grow. A lot. It’s no secret, either, as this year Emma was named to the Inc. 500 list of fastest-growing privately held companies in the America. We’re quite proud of that, thank you very much.

But doing well also helps us do good. One way we do good is through our Emma 25 program, which awards free email marketing setup & service to 25 non-profits doing great work on tiny budgets.

Last year, Emma awarded an account to Abeona House, a child care center in New Orleans formed by parents whose children attended one of nearly 200 centers that did not re-open after Hurricane Katrina.

In August, Hurricane Gustav took aim at New Orleans. Thanks to Emma, Abeona House was able to stay in touch with families and teachers during the disaster.

“Communicating with our families was the one thing that was easy about Gustav, and it was reassuring to be able to see that parents were getting the messages,” said Denise Ross, an Abeona House parent and Deputy Director of the Greater New Orleans Community Data Center. “Emma was the one piece of technology I didn’t have to worry about! THANK YOU!”

This year, we’ve asked for nominations from our customers, and we’ve posted all of ‘em online. Now, it’s up to you to visit the Emma 25 home page, get to know these great organizations and vote for a worthy cause. We’ve also set up a special page for non-profits nominated by our Nashville customers. Vote as often as you like. Same goes for all your friends. The last day to vote is Friday, Dec. 19th.

All you need is Internet access and about 60 seconds or so. And thanks for helping Emma give back to the community. It’s something we’re quite proud of, thank you very much.


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