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4-H Fundraising cardsSo you have decided on fundraising discount cards, now what?

This article will give you a brief overview of what it will take to have a successful fundraising discount cards. You most likely will need detailed step by step instructions as you go through your campaign. For this reason it is absolutely vital to choose a company that continues customer service even after the cards are ordered. This brings us to the most important step, choosing a full service fundraising discount card company.

Choosing a full service fundraising discount cards company.
When choosing a card company for your fundraiser there are many items you will want to take into consideration. Most importantly; will the card company get the merchants for your fundraiser card or do they expect you to do the hard work? Getting the merchants takes a bit of skill, if you tried and the merchants aren’t popular or are not offering great deals then the value of the card won’t be as great. A company that SPECIALIZES in fundraising discount cards will be able to gain popular merchants in your area and negotiate great deals. This increases the value of the card and makes them easy to sell. Additionally, gaining the merchants takes a lot of time, between your regular life and volunteering your time, you have enough to do, so leave this up to the professionals. The quality and feel of the card is of utmost importance, a card made of credit card stock with your logo and colors will have a much greater value and will be easier to sell than a generic thin paper card would be. Additionally, make sure support does not end after the order is placed, whether this is your first fundraiser or you are a pro, the experts can give you great tips.

Selecting the optimal number of cards
With most companies you will be able to place quick reorders, this gives you the chance to be conservative with your numbers, but don’t be too cautious!  If you were to order 1,000 cards at $2 each your cost would be $2,000 and selling them would raise $8,000. This great but what if you could have sold 1,500 cards? If you had ordered 2,000 for $1.50 and you sold only 1300 your cost would have been $3,000 but your profit would have been $10,000, even throwing 700 cards in the garbage your group would have raised more funds. If you have a bunch of cards left you can always have a “secondary” campaign to raise even more. With large groups you will want to order 5 to 7 cards per participant (remember if there is a price break you might want to go over that a little). With a small group you can increase the numbers because you will be able to work more effectively towards a common goal. With a 15 person group the local grocer might let you sell cards at their entrance. Greater traffic means more sales.

Creating an incentive for greater sales
The children and parents must have a specific reason for the fundraiser.  “Just to raise money” does not give anyone a reason to put themselves out to sell the cards. However if the fundraiser is specifically to “get new uniforms” or “Pay transportation so the band can march in the Macy’s day parade or compete at Disney” or “buy a concession stand”, you will get much greater results. People want to be part of a cause. If Christopher Columbus had just wanted to go sailing, would he have gotten the funding for a trip that made him world famous? Secondly, motivate the participants by offering a prize, like a Wii or bike to the top seller. The better the prize, the greater the effort.  Think about it, if you could win a brand new car by selling the most Fundraising Discount Cards how much effort would you make? For obvious financial reasons the prize can not be a car. But what if the prize for your little league fundraiser was two tickets to a sold out professional base ball game? How motivated your peewee football team be if they were competing for an autographed football by an all-star from your local NFL team? Be original and work towards a prize that will be the most motivating to your group.

How to distribute the cards
If you have a registration or start to a season or an event where you collect money, the cards should be set up as a “pay to play” sort of situation where everyone pays for their cards in advance of selling them. With a “pay to play” set up you will want to give each person a reduced number of cards (5 is fair) as you do not want to prevent anyone from joining your organization because of the cost. You will want to offer the availability to take more cards without paying for them to try to win the top prize. However, you will want to limit the number of cards given out as extras to avoid fraud and underselling. Give them a number of times that they can turn money in for extra cards, then get more cards to sell. If your organization does not have a formal start or registration, like a church or highschool marching band or you just got a late start, you will want to distribute cards and set a specific date the money is required back in, again extra cards can be gained from turning in money from previous card sales. In general you do not want distribution of cards and money to go through many hands, there should be one or two people that are in charge and allowed to hand out cards and collect money. Don’t give out 100 cards to a coach to distribute to their team and collect the money. They signed up to coach or teach and they are already volunteering for your organization, additionally if they are not motivated or believe in “the cause” the results from that 100 cards will not be as great.

Tracking your progress
If cards are given out in a prepaid distribution (pay to play) you will not need to keep track of those particular cards, and the accounting of the money will be very easy, multiply the number of registrants times your required up front money. In a prepaid distribution tracking need be done ONLY on additional/extra cards. The person(s) in charge of the fundraiser or their assistant will want to track the number of cards that are out for which money has not been received and also the money that has been received. At the very least all remaining cards or money for the cards needs to be turned in before the set deadline. You will find on “turn in day” many will have “lost their cards” or “forgotten them at home” (the old, “dog ate my homework routine”) In these cases you should ask them to pay for the cards and reimburse themselves when they sell them, most people are ok with that, (Note: make sure not to push too hard as some might have some financial hardships). Even if they try to turn in unused cards, remind them of the importance of the fundraiser and the reason for it, then ask them to write a check for the $50 rather than turning in the 5 cards, then they can sell the cards and keep the money.

Fundraising discount cards can be a very easy and profitable way to raise funds for your organization. Once you have a system in place, with help from your card provider, it will run smoothly. You may even decide to swear off other types of fundraisers for your organization.

Mark South
http://www.easyfundraisingcards.com

Whether the high school football team needs money for new uniforms or the church wants to take the youth on a trip to Israel, fundraising cards are by far the most profitable item you can offer in a fundraiser.  Through the years, several options for raising money have proven extremely popular from candy bars and cookie dough to popcorn and jerky.  There are literally thousands of different methods that can be used to raise money for your church, school or other non-profit organization needs, but none come close to what you can achieve with fundraising cards.

Raising money can involve a lot more work and preparation than you imagine; from determining who will be involved to deciding when, where and even doing some cooking or sewing, there is a great deal to think about.  Not only that, you have to decide whether the method you are considering is really all that profitable for the work involved.  With fundraising cards, there is very little work or preparation involved; you simply offer the cards to consumers, then exchange money and card if the customer decides to buy.  That is another aspect of these cards that is extremely positive – most customers DO buy, not only because they are supporting your cause but because they are getting a fantastic deal.

Fundraising cards offer tremendous value to the customer which is essential in the present economic conditions.  Discounts and other offers allow the customer to save a substantial amount of money on products and services they use every day such as haircuts, flowers, family activities, oil changes, and dining out.  Who wouldn’t like to save money when they go to the hairdresser, or get a great discount on bowling or a movie on family night?  Fundraising cards offer incredible value, and customers can easily see that.  Since the cards sell for only $10, it’s an easy sell that is extremely profitable for your project, and customers realize that the amount of money they will save for the life of the card will well exceed the money they spend.

With most fundraising activities you can expect to raise several hundred dollars, which is no drop in the bucket; with fundraising cards, your profits increase dramatically.  Imagine raising thousands of dollars for your project in just a week or two, compared with hundreds of dollars when you go with other fundraising options!  When you think about it, there is no reason why you shouldn’t include fundraising cards in your efforts to raise money, whether you also include other activities or use them on their own.  Today, many organizations choose this item as their fundraising item of choice, simply because they benefit and support the community in their own back yard.

How do fundraising cards help support your local community?  The merchants who participate are usually those in your own neighborhood.  This means new customers and increased business for these merchants, which essentially keeps most of the money spent in your own area.  It’s beneficial economically for your own neighborhood, and the value to the customer is genuine.  Can you think of any other product or activity that benefits the community as a whole as well as this does?

Whether you have a very small group who will be participating in your next event to raise money or an unusually large group, you can depend on fundraising cards to offer real value and exceptional profits.  They’re great on their own, but combine them with other activities and you will blow the roof off with your efforts!

Mark South
Easy Fundraising Cards

If you’re having trouble coming up with a new idea to raise money for your organization, consider fundraising cards.  It is really difficult to come up with a product that isn’t the same old thing, yet offers high profit margins.  Whether you are trying to generate enough money to build a gym for the youth group at church or raise money for the PTA at elementary school, fundraising cards are a very attractive option.  Easy to sell, simple planning, great value and exceptional profits make them the fundraising item of choice.

Whenever you start thinking about a fundraiser, naturally you want a product that produces big results for your efforts.  You also want something that requires only simple planning and offers great value to your customer.  At only $10 each, fundraising cards are within nearly everyone’s budget, and offer great savings on many goods and services at merchants in your area.  Depending on how many are in your group that participate in the selling, your profit margin could be more than 100%!  Even if your group is small, say 15 or 20 participants, you still make $5 per card, so at 10 cards sold per participant, you are looking at $750 to $1000.

If you have a very large group, consider this scenario:  You have 100 children or teenagers that will be selling fundraising cards.  and each  individuals sell about 5 cards.  This means your group may sell 500 of these valuable cards, earning $3500!  That is pretty impressive when compared to profit margins of many other common items sold to raise money.  Fundraising cards are actually worth much more than their face value to those customers who purchase them.

You will find the cards sell easier than any other item you have used previously in fundraisers, because of the incredible value they offer.  Customers save money on food, auto services, flowers, bowling and many other items and activities they normally patronize anyway.  Since fundraising cards do not expire for one year, imagine the savings your customers will experience – well over the $10 they paid for the card.  Since these discounts are offered at local and national merchants in your own neighborhood, they will also feel good about supporting not only your cause, but the local community.

Fundraising cards are wallet-size, so they are easy for participants to carry around with them, unlike some products that must be lugged around in boxes or containers.  No shipping, no tax, just an easy sell – which makes it simple in the planning stages as well.  Speaking of planning, many companies that offer fundraising cards do a great deal of the ground work for you by contacting merchants in your area and securing their participation, and they also design the cards.  This makes planning as simple and stress-free as it gets!

Sure, you could sell hundreds of candy bars at $2 a pop, cookie dough that many cannot afford, or beef jerky.  Besides the kids having to tote around a bunch of merchandise, the profit margins just aren’t that great on many of these products.  Your group ends up doing double the work for half as much money as you would make with fundraising cards.  Just doesn’t make a lot of sense, does it?

If you are looking for an easy way to raise money for your group, school, church, or non-profit organization, consider fundraising cards.  You won’t find another product that offers so much value to the customer, is easy to sell, and provides extraordinary profits for your group.

Mark South
Easy Fundraising Cards

At one time or another throughout the year, most groups or organizations need to raise money for a special cause.  Fundraiser cards make the entire process easy from beginning to end!  If you have participated in raising money for school or church groups or other organizations in the past, you know it can be a process filled with headaches.  Fundraiser cards make it easy on the person who directs the event, as well as those selling the product.  Customers love them because of the real value they offer at a minimal expense.

There are many different types of fundraiser cards.  Some are good only on pizza, some for prepaid cell phones, and others offer discounts and specials from a wide variety of local and national merchants.  People know a good deal when they see one, and who wouldn’t love paying only $10 for a fundraiser card that offers so many savings?  These cards are good for one year, so depending on how often the customer uses the card they can save a substantial amount of money!

Small children and teenagers often feel a sense of accomplishment and pride when they are able to be successful raising money for their cause.  Fundraiser cards make this so easy, because they sell quickly unlike other common fundraiser products.  If a customer doesn’t feel that a chocolate candy bar they will probably eat in one sitting is worth $2.00, they likely won’t buy it.  Who wouldn’t see that value in fundraiser cards that offer savings for services and products most people use or buy on a regular basis?  These cards sell so easily, those who do the selling will feel they have done their part in raising the funds needed for their cause.

Organizing a fundraiser can be a great deal of work.  You write letters, try to get merchants to participate or offer a prize, round up support and attempt to find a product that will be easy for participants to sell.  It can be very frustrating, and often requires much more time and effort than you imagined it would.  Some companies that offer fundraiser cards take care of a great deal of the work for you, saving you a substantial amount of time and effort.  They may contact your local merchants and gather great deals so that you don’t have to do it yourself!

Put yourself in the customers place, and imagine that someone was offering you cookie dough for $12, or a fundraiser card for $10 filled with savings and discounts on area merchants for an entire year.  Which would you be attracted to most?  It’s easy to see why fundraiser cards are preferred by many schools, churches, and athletic groups to raise the money they need.  A product that is reasonably priced and offers exceptional value is always a winner.

Fundraiser cards offer great profit margins and the profits only grow when you order more cards!  If you have a very large group, you can expect a profit margin of 100% or MORE.  Even if your group is very small, profit margins are still great at 50%.

Think about it this way; to raise $8,000, would you rather have to sell 4,000 items at a $2.00 profit, or sell 1,000 fundraiser cards to make the same $8,000?  The answer to that question is plain to see.  Why not sell less of an item that is super easy to sell and offers great value to the customer, and make the money you need?  Fundraiser cards are the perfect answer when you need to raise funds for your group or organization.

Mark South
Easy Fundraising Cards

Fundraising cards for schools have long been one of the easiest and least stressful methods of raising money for school groups and organizations. Most schools have several fundraisers during the year, whether for updates to the library, an educational trip for students, or other needs. Raising the necessary funds involves a great deal of preparation and work, to say the least. Does it have to be so involved, laborious and time consuming? Not when you choose a product that holds incredible value for the customer and is reasonably priced.

Naturally, you want your school fundraiser to be as successful as possible, but reducing the amount of work involved sounds pretty enticing. Fundraising cards for schools are perfect when you are trying to raise money for the band, the prom, athletic program needs or any other school function or activity. Many items that are usually associated with fundraisers don’t really provide much value to the customer, which makes them hard to sell. Fundraising cards for schools are the number one choice because of the price, and because the offers on the cards allow consumers to save money on all types of products and services.

When you are responsible for organizing the fundraiser you are involved in many tasks, one of which includes making sure the participants are happy. You want the crew to enjoy selling the product and you want to make great profits, so choosing the right product is essential. It’s necessary that you consider the size of your group, and which products offer the highest profit margins with a minimum of fuss. Products that have high shipping charges or high minimum orders are probably not a great choice. Fundraising cards for schools involve no shipping or minimum orders, and the product is available on the spot when the customer makes a purchase.

When you consider that those supporting the school fundraiser will likely be parents, relatives, friends and others that live in your own community, choose a product that makes sense! Fundraising cards for schools offer savings and discounts to 12 or more local and national merchants in your area. This means that families and people in your own community can save on dining, auto services, flowers, video rentals and other goods and services people frequently spend money on anyway! Add to that the support of merchants in your local community, and it just makes great sense – and HUGE profits for your cause.

Fundraising cards for schools sell at $10, which is easily within most budgets, especially considering the amount of money the customer will save over one years time. People feel good when they know that they are getting a real bargain and supporting the school along with local merchants. Kids love selling them because they are so easy to sell, and there is no order-taking involved. It is a very simple and profitable way for your group or organization to raise the needed funds without a great deal of work and stress.

The next time your school needs to raise money for any cause, fundraising cards for schools are a natural choice. The ease in which they sell, easy profits, support of local merchants and value for the customer are four very good reasons you should consider them for your next fundraiser. There is no better solution when you want to keep things simple with a minimum of fuss AND make incredible profits!

Mark South
Easy Fundraising Cards

schoolsMost schools, churches and other organizations search for easy fundraising ideas in order to raise the money they need as quickly and efficiently as possible. Truthfully, some products can be really hard to sell because of the complications involved such as choosing a product or having to wait for an order to come in. Most people want the item they paid for immediately, and would rather not have to wait. This article offers some easy fundraising tips so that your next effort will be a huge success!

Easy fundraising begins with a product that is easy to sell, and that a Chaulk Boardcustomer will actually use. For years, popular fundraising products have included chocolate candy bars, cookie dough, candles, popcorn, and catalog items to name a few. The problem with this is that a customer pays a hefty price for a candy bar, and it’s gone in 5 minutes. Customers like to feel that they are getting great value for their money, and easy fundraising is accomplished when you offer a product that provides real value for the cost.

Often times, raising money for your athletic group, church youth group or any organization entails a great deal of hard work – more than you thought it would when things were in the planning stage. Below are a few easy fundraising tips that will help make it all less stressful for you and those who participate.

* Is there a lack of help? If you are trying to organize everything yourself, no wonder you are stressed out. This is one of the most common reasons that raising funds for your cause becomes overwhelming. Don’t be afraid to recruit more help, and look for volunteers instead of going in circles trying to accomplish everything on your own.

* Share the work by delegating others to take care of specific tasks. This will help even out the work load, and help you relax so that you can actually enjoy what you are doing and concentrate on the reason you are doing it in the first place.

* Brainstorm! Nothing is more effective than gathering your group together and deciding how you can make your fundraiser run more smoothly. If you have a fundraiser annually, plan ahead so that next year things will be less stressful and complicated.

* Raising the funds for your group or non-profit organization should be fun; everyone should enjoy themselves and realize they are supporting their cause. If it seems that it just isn’t worth the effort and stress involved, discard your idea and look for other ways to make money that are simple and uncomplicated.

friend-circleEvery aspect of your efforts should be as simple as possible. With some products, there is tax to consider, shipping costs, estimated arrival time, etc. Every additional detail makes things more time consuming and confusing for you, the children or individuals selling the product, and the customer. Simplicity cannot be stressed enough when it comes to easy fundraising; a product that is available at the moment of purchase, that provides services the customer will use and includes no additional fees or transactions means easy profits.

For your next fundraiser, keep these things in mind. The less those selling the product have to keep track of, the better. The same goes for customers, who love supporting the community but want value for a good price. Discount fundraising cards offer discounts and specials on products and services people use every day of their lives, and are available as soon as they hand over their money. If you are searching for easy fundraising ideas, nothing is easier than this – or more profitable.

Mark South

Easy Fundraising Cards

Are you planning a fun trip for the kids, but need more funds than you have available to see it through?  School fundraising cards are a great solution when you need to raise money quickly and easily. Not only will you generate huge profits to fund your trip, the kids will enjoy selling the cards – especially if they are motivated with an award or prize for selling the most!

People in the neighborhood are always ready to support a good cause, but when you offer them a really good deal it becomes even easier.  School fundraising cards offer your buyer a great deal that is not overpriced.  In fact, they will save quite a bit more than they spend on the card by saving money on products and services they already use!  Friends, neighbors and relatives will be glad to put their money to good use by helping out the school and supporting local merchants at the same time.

If you are new to fundraising, it’s easy to get overwhelmed by all of the ideas and options available to you.  Candy, greeting cards, jerky, candles and catalog items are commonly used to raise money for different groups or organizations. Think about it this for a moment; some of these products are quickly consumed, and usually overpriced.  Greeting cards are only used during certain times of the year, and customers have to wait for catalog orders to come in.  School fundraising cards provide real value, and are usually good for one year before they expire.  This means your buying customers will get good use out of something they spent very little money on.

Many people like to have something in hand when they spend their money, and would rather not wait for weeks to receive an item they have already paid for.  School fundraising cards are easy to sell because of the affordable price and real savings they offer.  Plus, the kids will have the cards in hand, ready to turn them over instantly upon payment!

Raising the money you need for a school trip to the zoo, new playground equipment or any other cause should be fun for the kids.  It also helps them to feel involved so that they develop a sense of their importance as part of a team.  School fundraising cards make the entire process simple and easy; no catalogs or candy to lug around, and a great product that people in the community will gladly spend money on!

Depending on your need, school fundraising cards are extremely popular.  The more you order, the higher your profit margin!  In a school situation, you will likely have hundreds of kids involved in raising the needed funds for your cause.  When you multiply hundreds of kids by 10 cards, which is the average number of sales that one person makes, you are raising a substantial amount of money.  If you order only 1,000 school fundraising cards, your cost is reduced significantly and your profit margin is 100%.  There aren’t many fundraising items that can produce exceptional results as easily as these valuable cards.

When it is time to raise money for any activity or equipment needed at school, you want to choose a company that is easy to deal with and offers assistance.  Fundraising can be labor intensive and involve a great deal of time, so make things as simple as possible.  Contact a reputable company who not only offers school fundraising cards, but does most of the legwork for you and educates you on effective ways to sell.  You will find that this is the absolute easiest method to raise the money you need while providing value to your customer and supporting your local merchants.

Mark South
Easy Fundraising Cards

Campus FundraisingCollege fundraising is a fantastic way to raise money. Whether you are fundraising for a college society/group, for charity or just to help support yourself through what can be a very financially challenging period, with thousands of students around campus to appeal to, your fundraising efforts can be very fruitful. Here is a selection of college fundraising ideas.

Fundraising discount cards

Fundraising discount cards can sell very successfully in college. With so many students spending their money on similar things, there are many companies competing for their custom. Prime examples of companies competing for the orders of students are take aways. Another example is bars and clubs.

Arrange discounts by approaching local businesses. Ask for exclusive offers in exchange for promoting their food to students. Offers may include buy one get one free deals on pizzas before a certain date or perhaps free entry to a certain club on certain nights.

These discounts can then be collated on to a discount card, which comes about the size of a credit card. These cards are produced in mass for anywhere between 1 dollar and 4 dollars and can be sold for 10 dollars, leaving a healthy margin for profit.

Bar crawls

Students love to drink. And College Students Talking about Fundraisersbars love to take money from students. Approach bars and ask for discounts for a large number of students on a specific night, perhaps 50-100. Maybe arrange an initial payment in return for a free drink and entry for everyone on the bar crawl. Then sell tickets for the crawl, advertising the free drinks and entrance to the various bars. These tickets can be sold to members of a student group or course. Make sure to let them know the time and bar in which the bar crawl will start!

Fun runs

If you are raising money for a charity, a great way to get people involved and to bring in sponsorship money is through fun runs.

An example a fun run is a Santa run. Advertise around campus to get people to sign up for a Santa run for charity, in which as many students as possible gather in Santa suits to run for perhaps 3-5km. Ask for a pledge of a minimum sponsorship of $10  in exchange for a free Santa suit. Get people to sign up to a mailing list if they are interested, give them a sponsorship form (making sure that it explains on it what the charity does), and buy (cheap, under $10) Santa suits for everyone in advance.  Then, a few days before the date of the run, advise people to bring their sponsorship money to you, in exchange for their Santa suit.  Set a specific start time and course of the run (perhaps around campus).

Sport tournaments

Holding a tournament is a great way to raise money for charity. Book out a college playing field or indoor sports hall (depending on the sport) on a specific day, and advertise the sport tournament around campus. Ask for a fee for teams to get involved. Make sure people know who the money will be benefiting, or perhaps offer a prize for the winners.

T Shirts and bracelets for college groups

A good way to raise money for fraternities, sororities or college groups is to sell T-Shits or wristbands with the name or “brand” of the group on it. These can be produced in bulk cheaply, and can be sold to members of the group. Perhaps the T-shirts or bands can also be personalized with the name of the member on them.

College Fundraising is easy with Fundraising Discount Cards

Most organizations need to raise money at one time or another, and fundraising discount cards are an effective way to do it. Schools, churches, youth groups and other organizations often want to raise money for trips, new playground equipment, and other things that may be beyond their budget. Fundraising discount cards are a fun, simple way for your group or organization to raise the necessary funds for any purchase or event.

Some of the common methods used to raise money are candy and jerky sales, catalog sales and candles. While these do work, they do not provide continued value. Fundraising discount cards allow the user to save many times the price of the card. When you offer discounts and savings for as many as fifteen merchants in your area, those who buy will use the card over and over. Because of the value, selling fundraising discount cards is even easier than selling goods that are consumed. People want to perceive value in any purchase they make, especially in light of the economy.

When you decide it is time for your group to raise money, you need to provide a specific cause to potential buyers. People are much more apt to buy fundraising discount cards if they feel they are contributing to a good cause. You will want to inform prospective buyers that the money is going to be used for new band instruments, summer youth camp, or whatever your purpose is. Another reason that these cards sell so well is that buyers get instant gratification – you have the cards with you, so no waiting for a product to come in.

Why would merchants want to participate by offering discounts, free goods, or cheaper services? When hundreds or thousands of fundraising discount cards are in circulation, this drives new business to that merchant. This means new customers and increased profits. Most are happy to oblige, and you don’t even have to contact them yourself! By choosing a company that only deals in fundraising discount cards, you can rest assured they know how to communicate and negotiate with merchants, so that you have great deals to offer on the cards your organization sells.

Additionally, when you choose this route to raise the money you need, you support your local community. Those who purchase fundraising discount cards from your group will patronize local vendors, which is good for businesses in your area. As you can see, not only does your organization benefit from the cards, but those who buy them as well as the businesses who offer their services all win. Your group can easily raise the needed funds, those who buy get great deals, and merchants draw in new business.


When you decide that using fundraising discount cards sounds like a great solution for your group, make sure you choose a company that is dedicated to exceptional customer service. They will secure the merchants for you, print the cards and even educate you about organizing your fundraiser. Add to that the fact that there is no up front cost to you, and this is an excellent way to raise the funds your group needs. The best fundraising discount cards are very impressive! Your organizations name and logo, along with the expiration date, are printed right on the front of the card. These cards are the size and consistency of a credit card; not thin paper cards that are easily destroyed or lost.

For your next project, do something different. Instead of offering candy, popcorn, candles or catalog items, offer fundraising discount cards! The entire community will benefit, and you will have the funds you need. This is an easy and fun way to raise the funds you need and support your own community!

Mark South
Easy Fundraising Cards
http://www.easyfundraisingcards.com

Fundraising Discount Card Explanation.

Fundraising Discount Cards are a proven money maker for schools, church and youth groups, sporting teams and non-profit organizations. Fundraisers have always been a necessity and we can make your Fundraising cards as easy and profitable as possible.

On the front of your fundraising card will be your organization’s name, logo, and expiration date. The back will contain twelve (12) to fifteen (15) local merchants, each giving a buy one get one free offer or some other discount (we pit the merchants against each other in order to get your members the best deals, the better the deals the easier they are to sell). The cards are valid for one (1) year of continuous use by the bearer.