Just Add Another School Fundraiser!

If you're having trouble raising money for your school.  Answer this question...

If things don't go well with my current fundraiser, I will... ((your answer here)).

If you said 'add another fundraiser' we need to talk!

In school fundraising, too much of a good thing is not good, so creating a healthy school fundraising strategy is your best bet.  This includes just taking a bit of a comprehensive look at fundraisers that perform at a high level, before going through the motions on ones that don't.

Leave your comments here or on twitter if you have any thoughts on this!  Regardless of who you fundraise with, you can ensure maximum profitability!  What are you doing to create a successful fundraiser for your school?

Ok, until next time!

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Spirit Night Vs. School Fundraiser

A spirit night should not be confused with a school fundraiser.  In reality, they are two different things.  A school that promotes a spirit night may make about $300 while a school fundraiser will raise anywhere between $10,000 and as much as $100,000.

There's just no comparison there.

So, keep your spirit nights fun and your fundraisers fundraisers!

Ok, until next time!

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This is how I promote school fundraising on twitter...

 

Here's how I use twitter to promote school fundraisers.  Social media is important to the success of fundraising and you can do this too!  You will help schools and groups nationwide earn more money without parents having to pay single-handedly.  Go do it!  Do some fundraising with social media and improve fundraising!

Tell me that's not completely awesome!

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Keep the conversation going at twitter.com/believekids

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