Youth In Distress In Israel: Welcome mat

I dunno satrianee - we're all pretty tired of door-to-door sales people and fundraisers, aren't we? ;-)

I think it's pretty effective, and does the job explaining the purpose/cause better than an untrained/nervous volunteer who might forget their lines even if we give them more than 5 seconds of our time. People are more likely to take an interesting piece like this into their house before they'd let a volunteer in. They can read it at their leisure, and hopefully be affected by the cleverness/sadness of the delivery.

Cheers,
John

when someone knocks on your doors you already may have protective attitude and then make the flyer fly straight into the trash-bin. I think that putting the matt is better because it does not ask anything and at the same time it still attracts attention.
And it definitely hooks with the message :"Why someone think that my house is not welcome." and then you flip it to find out.