In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Use your ruler to draw a baseline, using light pressure to create a faint line. Above the baseline, draw your x-height line where you’d like your lowercase letters to peak, and then draw your cap height line where you’d like your capital letters to end.  If your design will require more than one line of text, then you will want to draw guidelines for each line of text.  If you want your letters to appear in a shape, such as a banner, heart, or cloud, you will also draw this shape when drawing your guidelines. Use your ruler to draw horizontal lines that will block off where your letters will appear on the page. You can draw the lines straight or at an angle, depending on what works best for your design. The space between the lines should fit one or two letters as you plan to draw them. The purpose of the horizontal lines it to help your draw all of your letters the same size and with the same spacing. Redraw the design that you chose from the sketching phase. Use the guidelines to space out your design.  Start with just an outline, then slowly build up your piece. Don’t start adding to your letters or inking them until you’ve completed a basic outline drawing. Add to your letters, making them thicker or more fleshed out, depending on your selected design. This step is where you will add thicker curves, bolder lines, and heavier strokes. Don’t use too much graphite on the parts you want to color with ink because the pencil can smear or make it harder for you to ink the piece. You can add design quirks to your letters, and you can add other elements to the phrase you chose. Example embellishments that are common in hand lettering include arrows, stars, hearts, and large swoops or swirls. You can add whatever embellishments you’d like to create your own design.
Summary: Draw your guidelines. Draw evenly spaced horizontal lines to help with spacing. Make a pencil drawing of your selected design. Make your letters thicker and more detailed. Add embellishments to your design.

Your fundraising goal can be a highly subjective amount, after all, it's easy to just think, "I want to raise as much as possible." However, you should set a high but achievable goal. Think about similar events in your area from the past and analyze how much they raised. Then, set your goal a bit higher. In some cases, a clear goal can be defined. For example, if you are raising money to build a school, you should have an estimate of the costs to do so and build your goal from there. If you decide to make it a public fundraising event, think about cost, sponsorship, and participation. An example would be a car wash, which is a very common fundraiser for youth groups and clubs. Cost would include soap, washcloths, and use of a facility to hold the event.  If you host an expensive event, you will need equally expensive tickets to cover the cost. You can go over on your donations, but not on your expenses. Be frugal in your planning. When you start accepting donations, you will need a way or organizing and storing that money. For physical transactions (cash or check), you will need a charity bank account to store the money while it builds up. In addition, you can use the bank account to accept bank transfers from donors. For online donations, you will need to set up some way of accepting money electronically. This can be done through PayPal or through the use of a crowdfunding site like Kickstarter or Indiegogo.
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One-sentence summary -- Define your fundraising goal. Think about cost. Figure out how you will accept money.

Problem: Article: Beards can attract a lot of dirt and dust. Wash your face and beard twice a day to get rid of excess dirt and oil. This can keep them from clogging your pores and causing dandruff.  Chose a gentle cleanser or a face wash specifically designed for men with beards. Look for products that will not only cleanse but also moisturize your beard. Treat your beard hair gently when washing it. Massage your cleansing product in your hair and into your skin. Rinse your skin and beard thoroughly with clean, lukewarm water. Avoid overwashing your face and beard. Although it’s important to keep your skin and beard clean, it’s also important to not overwash them. It could inflame your skin, strip its oil, and lead to beard dandruff. Sweat, dirt, and oil can easily get trapped in a beard. If you are very active, take a shower when you’re finished. This can keep bacteria that may cause dandruff at bay as well as maintain the softness and volume of a beautiful beard.  Use the same gentle cleanser after activities that you use for your regular routine. Dry your skin gently with a soft towel by patting your face and beard. Rubbing may spread bacteria or dirt you didn’t wash off and could also irritate your skin. Whenever you wash your face, make sure to comb your beard as a part of your regular skincare regimen. This can exfoliate skin and clear out tangles. Use a beard comb or soft brush on your beard. Always make sure to comb or brush it when it is wet. Comb downwards until your beard feels soft and smooth and doesn’t have any tangles. Part of keeping your skin healthy and flake-free is moisturizing it every day. This can keep the skin around and under your beard from getting dry and flaky as well as maintaining its luscious appearance. Use a general moisturizer all over your face and a beard oil for your beard and underlying skin.  Choose a skin-type specific moisturizer to use all over your face. You can easily find products for oily, combination, dry, and normal skin types. If you are unsure of your skin type, ask a doctor or other skincare professional. Get a beard oil with moisturizing ingredients like tea tree oil or argan oil. Rub the product thoroughly through your beard and on the underlying skin. Excess or dead skin on your face can contribute to beard dandruff. Exfoliating your face once a week can remove built up or dead skin and help ward off beard dandruff.  Apply a gentle exfoliator made with synthetic or natural beads that are a uniform shape. Lightly massage these into your skin for a minute or two. Make sure to thoroughly rinse off the exfoliator with lukewarm water to prevent itchy or flaky residue. Use a damp and soft washcloth to wipe your face if you don’t have or want to use an exfoliator. This will naturally and gently exfoliate your skin. Garments like balaclavas and hats can hold in heat and moisture. This may promote an environment conducive to beard dandruff. Wear loose-fitting items and use natural fiber bedding to keep your skin moisturized and supple, which can also keep your beard looking fabulous.  Wear sweat or moisture wicking hats, helmets, or balaclavas, especially during cold and dry winter months. These can keep sweat away from your skin and help prevent beard dandruff. Sleep on bedding—or at least a pillowcase—made out of cotton or another smooth, natural fabric. This can prevent skin irritation, which may otherwise lead to beard dandruff. Make sure to regularly wash any garments or bedding that come in contact with your skin and beard. Use a mild detergent to remove dirt, oil, and bacteria that can clog and irritate skin.
Summary:
Keep your skin clean. Shower after activities. Brush or comb your beard. Moisturize your skin—and beard. Exfoliate your skin regularly. Let your skin breathe.