Ok, it's here. Fall elementary school fundraising!
Candies, candles, magazines, gifts, wrap, cookies and much more will all be offered in an effort to reach fundraising goals for elementary schools all across the nation.
What we can expect over the next few months is a flurry of fundraising efforts and it can get a bit frustrating. Just remember to keep a good attitude and help as much as possible!
After all, we're talking about a charity effort. Schools have a legitimate need. The best thing we can do is suspend disbelief and give. Then, you may be able to take a writeoff just as you would with any charitable gift. Don't second-guess it...
It feels great!
School Fundraiser News - Elementary school fundraising ideas and inspiration that create success! Here you will find elementary school fundraising ideas for parent groups such as PTO's, PTA's and PTSA's as well as school fundraiser advice for school administrators, principals and and the community. From Jay Moneta, Vice President - Believe Kids Fundraising
Showing posts with label Charity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Charity. Show all posts
Monday, August 13, 2012
Monday, July 23, 2012
Hey hey, it's unpopular opinion day! A post for cash-strapped schools.
So, here you go.
Schools that are financially in trouble, should not be raising money for charity outside their schools. Phew, I said it - out loud even!
Now, I understand that there are people that could be outraged by my comment and I do freely risk criticism there. I probably deserve it too but hold on...
The thing is, I'm not against raising money for charity. In fact, my professional career relies on it. I also know that part of why schools raise money for disaster relief, foreign charity or health related issues is because it allows children to understand the importance of causes. It can also connect our children with the world - both compelling reasons.
It allows people to come together in support of something bigger than you and I alone.
My point is only that sometimes, the school itself needs to be that cause and we shouldn't hide from it or make it any less important than it actually is. Sure, it's not curing cancer or ending hunger. But what it does is encourage our children to find their passions. In the right situation, their classroom is a platform for discovering an interest that may just change the path they take in life.
We just need to be clear that it's not that a worldly cause is bad, it's just that sometimes, you need to take care of your home base before you can head out to help the world. It's alright if your school is the cause from time-to-time if it needs to be.
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Schools that are financially in trouble, should not be raising money for charity outside their schools. Phew, I said it - out loud even!
Now, I understand that there are people that could be outraged by my comment and I do freely risk criticism there. I probably deserve it too but hold on...
The thing is, I'm not against raising money for charity. In fact, my professional career relies on it. I also know that part of why schools raise money for disaster relief, foreign charity or health related issues is because it allows children to understand the importance of causes. It can also connect our children with the world - both compelling reasons.
It allows people to come together in support of something bigger than you and I alone.
My point is only that sometimes, the school itself needs to be that cause and we shouldn't hide from it or make it any less important than it actually is. Sure, it's not curing cancer or ending hunger. But what it does is encourage our children to find their passions. In the right situation, their classroom is a platform for discovering an interest that may just change the path they take in life.
We just need to be clear that it's not that a worldly cause is bad, it's just that sometimes, you need to take care of your home base before you can head out to help the world. It's alright if your school is the cause from time-to-time if it needs to be.
Ok, until next time!
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Thursday, February 5, 2009
Limo Available for Community Events & Charities Free of Charge

We are looking for opportunitites to donate our 20 passenger Cadillac Escalade Limousine to charitable causes. If you know of something event related that the limo would be beneficial, please email post a reply. Must be in the Denver area. Yes, I am still new to blogging so I don't know if anyone really reads my posts or subscribes to my blog but I am trying to learn more and get some friends on here.
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