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While they might lean toward the simpler side, paper premiums are a good, low-cost way for organizations to get started using premiums -- for example, a small booklet on the 10 warning signs of cancer sent by a cancer prevention or awareness group. For some donors, an informational piece is valuable, while for others a premium they can put to use, such as address labels, is what works.
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