Fundraising Incentives
School Fundraisers Deserve Additional Incentives
Incorporating additional incentives into your fundraiser may be well worth the extra work.
Fundraising Tools & Tips
What Are the Most Common Mistakes in School Fundraising?
Learn the 7 most common school fundraising mistakes—from poor kickoffs to lack of purpose—and get the proven fixes.
Fundraising Tools & Tips
The Best Way to School Fundraiser Success
With the right leader, school fundraiser success can happen, regardless of the obstacles.
Fundraising Incentives, Fundraising Events
Better Prize Programs Increase Fundraiser Sales
To increase fundraiser sales, you must increase student participation.
High School Fundraisers
What Makes a Successful High School Fundraiser?
Successful high school fundraising groups that raise a lot of money are unified and accountable.
Fundraising Incentives
3 Ways to Visually Promote Your Fundraiser
The more effectively you promote your school fundraiser, the more money you can make.
Fundraising Tools & Tips
The Drawbacks to Fundraising Kickoffs During P.E.
Many administrators concerned about taking time out of class, schedule their fundraising kickoffs during P.E.
Fundraising Products
Keep School Fundraisers Safe and Courteous
There's one thing that's more important than school fundraisers, and that's ensuring the safety of your students.
Fundraising Incentives, Fundraising Products
Are You Satisfied with Your School Fundraiser?
If you're satisfied with your school fundraiser, you're customers may not feel the same way.
Fundraising Products
Can Schools Make Money Selling Only One Product?
Can you put all your eggs in one basket by selling a single fundraising item because it's unique?
High School Fundraisers, Fundraising Incentives
Is Your High School Fundraising Purpose Enough?
Find out how passionate your students are about your purpose and if passion alone drives sales.
Fundraising Incentives
Increase Fundraising Sales One Student at a Time
Learn to think about improving fundraising sales by individual students instead of the group as a whole.