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Holiday Facebook Friend-Raiser Drive!

Published in Uncategorized on November 30th, 2009

 

Our social media, especially our Facebook page, is already proving to be a powerful tool to spread our message, expand our base of supporters, and connect with our community in a very personal and interactive way.

So, between now and New Year’s, we’re launching a HOLIDAY FRIEND-RAISER DRIVE in an effort to attract more fans to our Facebook page. Follow these simple steps to help us spread the word about Phoenix House and its ability to change lives:

1.)  If you are not already a fan of our page, visit our page, log in, and click the “become a fan” icon.

2.)  Once you’re a fan, visit our page, log in, and click “suggest to friends” on the top left corner of our page, underneath our logo. Invite your friends and family to become part of our community. 

3.)  Let us know how many people you have invited by posting a comment on our wall.  

The person who invites the most people will receive a very special prize!  Every member of our Facebook community will also be in the running for an additional prize, based on how much our fan base increases. 

Remember, addiction is a disease that can be treated and recovery is possible. Only by spreading awareness can we hope to erase the stigma of addiction. 

THANK YOU!

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