Question

Townsend was recently appointed to the board of directors of a youth golf program that is the local chapter of a national not-for-profit organization. The program is beginning a new fund-raising campaign to expand the number of annual scholarships it provides. Townsend believes many of her clients make annual donations to charity. Next week in her regular newsletter to all clients, she includes a small section discussing the fund-raising campaign and her position on the organization's board. What is the purpose of the newsletter section?

1) To inform clients about the fund-raising campaign
2) To request donations from clients
3) To provide information about Townsend's position on the board
4) To discuss the benefits of the youth golf program

Answer 1

inal answer:

Townsend's newsletter section about her involvement in a youth golf program's fund-raising campaign serves to inform clients, implicitly requests for donations, highlights her position on the board, and may discuss the benefits of the program.

Step-by-step explanation:

The section about the fund-raising campaign in Townsend's newsletter to clients serves multiple purposes. Primarily, the purpose is likely to inform clients about the fund-raising campaign. It also implicitly functions as a request for donations by making clients aware of the opportunity to contribute to a cause that Townsend supports. Moreover, it provides information on Townsend's involvement with the community by discussing her position on the board, which may strengthen her relationship with clients by showing her commitment to social causes. Lastly, it might touch upon the benefits of the youth golf program to encourage potential donors by highlighting the impact of their contributions.