In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Request donations for things like running your website, using print media, and hosting educational events. You can put a donation area on your website and ask for donations at events to help increase the reach of your campaign. It helps put people's minds at ease if you set up a nonprofit organization. However, you might not be at that stage yet. If you get money from donations, consider doing a mail-out campaign. Once you start making a name for yourself, you can ask to speak at local events. Many companies and organizations are happy to have occasional speakers, so call around to organizations you think would be relevant. That is, know who you're presenting your message to and how they may or may not perceive it. For instance, if you're creating a campaign for better education in local schools, your message to a group of teachers is going to be different than your message to the general public or local officials. Think about each group you're going to be presenting your message to. If you know a group will support you, keep your message brief, such as explaining your main goals and asking for support. Be specific--and creative--about the range of things they can do, looking for what is easy or fulfilling. If your asking them to pass the message on to others, share arguments they can use as well as materials, web-links, etc. If the group you're presenting your message to is neutral or even antagonistic towards your message, you'll need to actually present an argument about why they should support your organization. Ask local experts to speak about your cause, and host the event. Check with local businesses, your local library, your school, or even your company to see if they're willing to host speakers. Since education is one of your primary goals, using experts to speak about the issue can only help. Know that donations will only take you so far. At some point, you're going to have to raise money yourself. Host events that both raise awareness of the cause and raise money. You can draw on your group of supporters to volunteer and run the event. For instance, if you're raising money for education, consider running a lock-in at the school for kids and parents. You could have games, food, and movies. Charge a small fee at the door, and sell tickets for some games and food. You can use all forms of media to promote events. A flier or poster can be used to get people's attention in public places, while social media can help you reach both current and new followers of the campaign. Always ask people to share with their friends, so you can raise awareness with new people.
Summary: Ask for donations. Speak at local organizations. Segment your audiences. Host educational events. Create fundraising events. Promote events.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Try to leave a little bit of space between the carrot round, so that air can flow through. This will reduce drying time. Turn it on to 125 degrees Fahrenheit (52 Celsius). Check them at six hours and then every two hours after that. They should be dry, leathery and brittle when they are dehydrated. Thinly sliced chips will take six hours to dry. Keep them in a cool, dark place to preserve them. Add as needed to recipes. The carrots will rehydrate after being placed in liquid for an hour or so.
Summary: Fill the dehydrator trays with the carrot rounds. Insert the trays into the dehydrator. Dry them for 6 to 12 hours. Store them in sealed mason jars with an inch or less of headspace.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Pour the oil into a large nonstick skillet. Set the pan over medium heat for approximately 1 minute. Let the oil get hot, but do not allow it to start smoking. When the oil starts to glisten, turn and rotate the pan to help spread the oil across the entire bottom. Carefully crack each of the quail eggs into separate ramekins. Since quail eggs are so small, they can be difficult to crack without breaking the yolk. The easiest way to break open the egg is to saw off the end using a serrated knife; dump the contents of the shell into the ramekin afterward. Alternatively, you can carefully peel off the end of the shell with your fingers and pinch the inner membrane to break the egg open. Pour out the contents from that hole. If you decide to cook more eggs than called for in this recipe, work in small batches, preparing about four eggs in each one. Pour each quail egg out of its ramekin, allowing it to gently slide into the hot oil in the pan. Place the edge of the ramekin as close to the pan as possible to minimize the drop distance and preserve the yolk. Try to position the eggs so that they do not touch inside the pan. Cover the pan and cook the eggs for 1 to 1-1/2 minutes, or until the egg whites are firmly set. Do not touch the eggs while they cook. Note that the yolk will not appear firmly set when the eggs are finished. Use a spatula to carefully lift each egg out of the skillet and onto separate serving plates. Season with salt and white pepper, and enjoy them while they're still warm. Fried quail eggs can be served as a standalone dish, but they're more commonly served over other dishes, like slices of baguette, smoked salmon, or crab cakes.
Summary:
Heat the oil. Crack the eggs. Slide the eggs into the oil. Cook until firm. Serve warm.