Not every parent has cash in their pockets when you ask
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Feb 15, 2011
The Problem: Due to this wonderful economy, I personally can't afford these skulls.
The Solution...?: I'd like to start a fundraiser, so I could make these purchases. Once I get to that point, I can let teachers borrow the skulls whenever they want. I do have some fundraisers started on a website called Pledgie, but the problem is getting people to go there.
One idea I had was to rent the skulls out. That way they would be a source of revenue, and I could potentially pay back the donors.
Any ideas? Thanks, Dave
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