Do you think the ALSA can continue to rely on the ice bucket challenge to support the organization's fundraising efforts? Why or why not?

No

Explanation:

I don't think ALSA can rely on the ice bucket challenge for their fundraising efforts because of trends. The ice bucket challenge at first was a really popular challege where you donate a couple of dollars and spill ice on your head while you challenge another friend to do so, and it goes on. But after a few years, the trend became less popular and people stopped challenging each other for it thus making less money and less fundraising for issues that the organization supports.

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