Do's and Dont's
Probably common sense stuff
I am sure most of this goes without saying, but everyone handles business different, and this is how I handle mine.
Do: Contact me before donating if you want me to draw something for you.
Don't: Ask me to draw something for a donation you made in the past.
Do: Show courtesy and understanding, I'm only one person, I'll do my best, but if it ever doesn't meet your expectations, please be civil about it.
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Don't: Make demands. Everything I do here is to help others and encourage people to help make the world a better place. I'm not an employee or under commitment to do it.
Do: Respect the rules and limitations. There are things that I can't, or won't draw. It's why I want anyone requesting a drawing to contact me first, so I can say up front if I can't do it.
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Don't: Ask me to draw anything NSFW or suggestive. There are plenty of artists who will draw that, I'm not one of them. Please. Please. Please. Don't put me in a position where I have to choose between my morals and getting donations to charity. SFW requests only.
Do: Feel proud. Every good deed should be something that you are proud of. Donating to any charity is admirable. One dollar or one-thousand. Helping others is something we all should feel good about.
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Don't: Shame others or yourself. I want everyone to feel good about what they do to make the world a better place. To me, there is nothing more detrimental to that, than people who try to guilt others, or shame them for talking about the good things they do. People should brag, they should want to tell everyone about how good it feels to help others.
Do: Tell your friends. Not everyone can donate financially even if they want to. Telling others and spreading the word can help make this teensy little start-up in to something incredible. Everyone who spreads the word is helping to make this dream come true.
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Don't: Feel bad if you can't donate. Moral support, encouragement, it all helps. I wouldn't be here if not for the kindness and support of my friends and family. The biggest help I've gotten has always been kind words and gestures, and those are free to give.