Pledge – Drive Fundraiser

WE PROVIDE A FULL SERVICE PROGRAM THAT IS ALL-INCLUSIVE AND NO WORK FOR YOU!

Fun Drive FUNDRAISER

At the end of the day, it’s about getting those new computers, that new equipment, or that educational program that your kids deserve. We will customize your two week Fun Run donation program to maximize your return and minimize your efforts. 

We provide a Full-Service program that is all inclusive and no work for you!

HERE IS HOW IT WORKS

CUSTOMIZE: We will customize your 2-week Fun donation program to maximize your return. 70% profit.  All-inclusive program!

PREPARE: We create a special Fun Drive donation website for all enrolled students. You Set your goals, what’s the fund drive for? Example: Playground equipment, uniforms, technology. We create flyers / parent letters and come up with great communication strategies with parents. We Email up to 5 times during the campaign with friendly reminders.

KICK OFF: Awesome & exciting video for the teachers to play for their students.

Teachers will have a classroom web page with the ability to track students’ progress. Create fun prize incentives for the whole school & classrooms.

To create a fun Teamwork atmosphere!

DAY TO DAY: Encourage parents & students to SHARE their donation page with their family and friends. Students will earn prizes based on how much in donation dollars they raise. Reward Meter is in play! Example: Hand out Wrist bands daily, who ever is wearing a certain band that day gets extra recess time or a wiggle party! Keep track of your real time results on your custom web site!

BRING THE FUN: We hand out a Reward Meter to every classroom. Your teacher can set classroom rewards and results! Examples could be a homework pass, teacher takes the ice bucket challenge, or colors their hair pink! You choose!

The principal can set a goal, if reached they will go in the dunk tank or have an inflatable party for the school or sno cones at recess? Fun Ideas are endless!

THE FUND DRIVE IS AS MUCH FUN AS YOU WANT IT TO BE!!

Questions or Requests?