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by Kerry Archer
Jan 27, 2012
This website uses the power of purchases made online to generate funds for Oklahoma schools. No participation is required by the school. The online purchaser decides which school they would like to receive the affiliate portion of the sale. This program will work all year long even though school may not be is session.
by Diane Howard
Feb 1, 2012
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by Laura Shifrin
Feb 15, 2012
Teachers, Parents and Coaches please visit our website to see what we have to offer you and your students, classrooms, youth teams and families. It is called [link removed].
by Stanley Cahn
Mar 17, 2012
I recently found a company which created a custom game as a fundraiser. It’s called “YourTownOpoly” and is based on the famous Parker brothers “Monopoly”. The idea here is to sell the properties to various businesses in your town, and the company will provide you with a complete game set that you can sell for $20 to $25 dollars.
...See MoreI recently found a company which created a custom game as a fundraiser. It’s called “YourTownOpoly” and is based on the famous Parker brothers “Monopoly”. The idea here is to sell the properties to various businesses in your town, and the company will provide you with a complete game set that you can sell for $20 to $25 dollars.
There are 40 spaces on the typical board and you can sell these for $275 each. The “Go to Jail” space can be sold to a law firm for example, and it should be quite easy for one or two members of your group to sell all 40 spaces. You can also sell the ‘Community Chest” cards and “Chance Cards to a local business. I’ve even seen a bank pay for the play money used in the custom game. Finally you can sell Sponsorships on the board for additional revenue. When you sell all 40 spaces you send the funds to this company, Pride Distributors, who will make 500 custom games for you. Your organization can then sell these games for $20 to $25 dollars each. Tou also get to keep the sponsorship money. It should be fairly simple to earn $12000 with this fundraiser.
In 1935, when Charles Darrow developed the game of Monopoly, he used Atlantic City New Jersey, as the town depicted on the board. Today, you can do a custom game fundraiser using our town opoloy.
For more fundraising ideas for your school projects go to my fundraising blog [link removed]
by Mark South
Apr 13, 2012
The Power of Fundraising Discount Cards
Fundraising discount cards are one powerful little card when you need to raise money for your school, church group or other non-profit organization. Currently, most people are experiencing the impact of a down-trodden economy; it's not easy to sell products that people don't actually need, as most ar...See MoreThe Power of Fundraising Discount Cards
Fundraising discount cards are one powerful little card when you need to raise money for your school, church group or other non-profit organization. Currently, most people are experiencing the impact of a down-trodden economy; it's not easy to sell products that people don't actually need, as most are trying to save every dime possible. Fundraising discount cards offer value that the customer can see and feel - in their pocketbook. Why? Because these cards save them money for an entire year on products and services they would have spent money on regardless, such as food, hair cuts and an oil change for the car.
If you have been involved in fundraising for long, you know the popular and common items used to raise money - candy bars, jerky, popcorn, cookie dough, candles, etc. People get tired of the same old thing, particularly when they are on a shoestring budget and do not have to have that candy bar or popcorn. However, when you present fundraising discount cards to your potential customer and explain how they work, it is far easier to make the sale. The profits are incredible, too. You will find that you can make far more money with far fewer sales when you choose these wallet-sized cards.
Another reason fundraising discount cards are so powerful is because they help support your own community, which few other products do. Local businesses can increase their customer base, as new customers who purchase the cards will come in and purchase a product or service to get the discount. For example, someone with a card may go in to the local beauty salon for the first time and receive 10% or 20% off of getting their hair cut or colored, and may become a customer for life. This helps keep money circulating in your own local economy.
Does your group need to raise $500 so that the youth group can enjoy a weekend camping out and going to a fun-filled day at the local waterslide park? Maybe you're in need of $5,000, $10,000 or more so for an addition to the school library. Perhaps the football or cheerleading team needs new uniforms or is going on a week-long trip and needs funds. Whatever the reason, fundraising discount cards provide an easy, profitable solution. You're not limited as with other products either, because the cards are so easy to carry with you everywhere you go. Sell them at work, school, sports activities - you can literally sell them wherever you may be.
One fact about fundraising discount cards that you may not know is that the more cards you order, the cheaper the price - which means higher profits for your group. On average, one person can easily sell 10 cards, so if you intend to have 50 people doing the selling you want to purchase at least 500 cards, but it would be smart to purchase a few more in case you need them. Here is a quick example of the pricing structure:
Order 500 cards, and your cost is $3 per card meaning your profit is $7 per card. Order 1,000, and your cost is $2 per card. Order 2,000 cards and you pay just $1.75 per card. The more cards your group is capable of selling, the more profitable you will be! In addition, you get 200 free cards for every 1,000 you order so the money you can make is truly incredible.
If you already have a fundraising activity planned or are selling another product, why not add fundraising discount cards in to the mix? People love to save money; they always have, and they always will. No matter how much money your group or organization needs, count on these money-savings cards to get the job done, without all of the work, preparation and hassle.
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by Glenn Fishbine
Apr 20, 2012
Here's another option to consider. Quite a variety of choices and incredibly easy set-up.
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