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Permalink Reply by Mike Doll on April 6, 2009 at 11:42pm

Here are the others.

The first attachment is the sample sponsorship letter so that parents could see what we were doing and it also gives the kids a chance to see what to write for the personal greeting.
The second attachment is the actual sponsorship letter that the kids added the greeting and a personal note to.
The third attachment is the thank you letter.

Attachments:

• Sponsorship Letter Sample RRMS.doc, 47 KB
• Sponsorship Letter RRMS.doc, 47 KB
• Service project TY letter.doc, 51 KB

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Permalink Reply by Russ Weaver on February 2, 2011 at 7:40am

Mike,

These look amazing.  How's the response each year?  Did you have to get approval from your administration for these?  How long has your program been raising funds in this way.

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Permalink Reply by Nancy Cowan on January 31, 2011 at 6:19pm

Our music boosters club sells "dress down  day" wristbands.  Our middle school has uniforms, and with the wrist band they can wear regular clothes for one day only.  They can only wear the wristband on the alloted day.

 

We'll also do facepainting and photos at the valentines dance, I'll post about that if I remember.

 

Nancy Cowan

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Permalink Reply by Russ Weaver on February 2, 2011 at 7:41am

Nancy,

These sound great.  What kind of monies are we talking about for these types of fundraisers?  Members may be interested in how much you all charge for the wrist bands as well as the frequency of events and total benefit to the program.

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Permalink Reply by Nancy Cowan on February 2, 2011 at 11:50am

Our middle school has around 500 students.  We sold the wristbands for $2 each.  We made $700.  We can only do this once this year, the PTO wants to do it too (plus we got a late start).  Next year we may be able to do it 2 or three times.  We bought the wristbands from a party supply store that sells popcorn and snow cone type stuff. 

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