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Big Fundraising Ideas Receives Fundraiser Award

By Clay Boggess on Nov 1, 2012
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Big Fundraising Ideas Receives Fundraiser Award

Why we feel awards are significant.

The primary goal of our blog is to provide helpful, informative, and unbiased information. Our blog is not just for our customers but for everyone considering a sales campaign. Every once in a while, we make the humble decision to toot our own horn. Yet, this fundraiser award is really about our customers because they are the ones that put their trust in us to help them raise money.

Big Fundraising Ideas constantly strives to become more efficient to serve our customers better. They are the ones who ultimately use our programs. Even though we design the programs, we would never know how well they performed without our customers using them. In other words, do our customers reach their sales goals, and what kind of experience do they have throughout the process? Would they recommend us to other groups? Some of the best evaluations we receive are from those who tell us how to improve. We take it to heart and listen to every customer because you never know what you can learn.

We started as a small company in 1999, working primarily with groups almost exclusively in the Corpus Christi area. Since then, we have evolved into a company that provides services to schools across the United States. Yet, we haven't forgotten a fundamental principle we strive to apply to every group: treat them as if they were our only customers.

We want to thank those who have recognized us for this prestigious award, yet we'd like to pass it on to our customers who have placed their trust in us over the years.

See our brochure fundraisers.

Author Bio Clay Boggess, Author

Clay Boggess has been designing fundraising programs for schools and various nonprofit organizations throughout the US since 1999. He’s helped administrators, teachers, and outside support entities such as PTAs and PTOs raise millions of dollars. Clay is an owner and partner at Big Fundraising Ideas.

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