Author Archives: Brenda Wolfenbarger

Celebrating Dr. Seuss Day: Exploring the Magic of His Books

Dr. Seuss Day is a celebration of the birth of the beloved children’s author Theodor Seuss Geisel. It is also a day to celebrate the joy of reading. March 2nd is celebrated in the United States by community centers, daycares, … Continue reading

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How to Start a Successful School Fundraiser – Tips and Tricks All Pros Use

School fundraising is important to the survival of many school programs and activities. In some schools, fundraising supports students and classrooms directly. A successful fundraiser can keep a program going for another year and provide a beneficial experience for students.  … Continue reading

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How To Encourage Student Participation in School Fundraisers

The most important people to a successful school fundraiser are the students. As the main participants in a fundraising event, as well as the beneficiaries, students need to be excited about their fundraising efforts. Their enthusiasm will rub off on … Continue reading

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The Importance of Setting Realistic Fundraising Goals

Fundraising is a necessary part of a school organization’s existence. In a time when so many budget cuts are being made, programs have to get their operational funds from somewhere. Part of fundraising is setting realistic fundraising goals. This process, … Continue reading

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How to Get the Whole School Involved In Your Fundraiser

A school fundraiser is a school-sponsored event that is held to raise money for materials or programs that the school needs. Schools and organizations hold fundraisers to make up for budgetary shortfalls and to gain extra funds for extracurricular activities … Continue reading

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The Top Five Benefits of Encouraging Reading in Middle School Students

In our fast-paced, information-centered world, reading is a powerful tool. We read to find information and comprehend complex material. Developing good reading and information processing skills is essential for lifelong learning. Whether for work or for pleasure, people will use … Continue reading

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The Do’s and Don’ts of Running a School Fundraiser

In today’s economy, extracurricular activities and other school needs are often given short shrift in the budget. Instead, it is up to activity leaders, parents, and students to raise money. Things like materials, equipment, scholarships, or even new facilities all … Continue reading

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How to Plan a Successful School Fundraiser from Start to Finish

Fundraising is a part of school life. Extra monies are needed for all sorts of things: supplies, computers, activities, travel, and even school infrastructure. Flying by the seat of your pants is not a great idea and disorganization can tank … Continue reading

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The Benefits of Holding A School Fundraiser

According to Education Resource Strategies (ERS) in their publication “The Cost of Covid,” there are three important issues facing education today. Costs are rising, revenue is declining and students have more needs than before. Covid-19 and its aftermath have exposed … Continue reading

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The Top 5 Most Profitable School Fundraiser Ideas

In this day and age of education cuts, schools have to raise money for various aspects of their operations. Educational institutions have ever greater responsibilities and needs and often the extra money isn’t in the budget. Fundraising can help with … Continue reading

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