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Fund Raising Ideas for School Activities and Programs

Your students’ school is finishing any fund raising projects for first semester. The public remembers and often appreciates collecting those items ordered a month ago. The pizza, fruit baskets, pastries and bread braids, and popcorn have all been delivered just in time for holiday gifts. The parents who organize these moneymakers have done the ordering, distributing and troubleshooting need a break. So here is a plan that may allow extra funds for second semester without much hassle. This plan may include school magnets. Students have many choices that reflect their involvement and activities at school. Kids may choose to buy their own magnets that reflect their interests or club memberships, but may buy others that support their friends’ organization or sports too.

Magnets for Students

The magnets may have the second semester schedules included. They may show practices and performances on a handy calendar magnet. They might just be magnets that show with their design and colors what interests are represented. Kids with metal lockers can display colorful and interesting magnets inside their locker doors. They may open their locker and show their identities with just a glance. Magnets could become a fun collection for your students that will display their years and accomplishments in school. One popular magnet style is the Magna-Phrase, which is a set of school related words and phrases that can be arranged in various ways to make interesting sentences, like "Seniors Rule!"

Distribution

The magnets are small and easy to handle when distributing. The hardest part is to choose the types of magnets that you feel represents the student body. The more variety the better. Know that if one or two types don’t sell out completely there are next year’s students to consider. A price could be determined and from there it’s just up to the organizers to display the magnets and calendars and sell, sell, sell.

By: Robert A. Barber

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School in ‘R Home

The magnets have colorful animal characters, furniture, and baby toys. The child can set up the scene over and over again. It also comes in a nice heavy plastic clear case with handle.

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