Thank you for helping the kids in your class and school by raising money for them and providing them with an opportunity to have amazing custom designed t-shirts!
We’ve helped thousands of teachers, parents, coaches, and principals raise money and we wanted to share answers to three of our most commonly asked questions that helped those dedicated educators have successful sales and raise lots of money for their schools.
Question #1: How can I motivate students in our school to participate in our fundraiser and get others to participate too?
Answer: Our most successful teachers share why the fundraiser will help their students and their school. They explain to parents and students why they are raising money: to purchase new technology, go on a class trip, buy some school supplies, contribute to a scholarship fund, etc! Sharing why you’re raising money is important because it gives your students, teachers, and parents a strong purpose for buying the t-shirts and actively motivates them to share the campaign with others.
Question #2: How should I share my fundraiser with my students?
Answer: Our most successful teachers take...
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Ever run a clothing sale or fundraiser with your team, organization, or event? It’s a hassle. Collecting orders, collecting money, organizing everything, and then having to figure out how to pay the company and all of this while still trying to do what you do best.