School Sports Fundraising

Green Christmas Ornament Trips to play-off events, uniforms, equipment, and physical trainers all require money to keep a sports team active. Find an annual fund-raising solution with the Treasured Scenes collectibles by featuring sports mascots, team mottos, and sporting records. With custom-designed limited edition collectibles, the entire community can enjoy supporting the team by purchasing them at sporting events and through their favorite team members.

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Selecting an Image to Feature:

Team logos or mascots create strong fund-raisers, but also consider creative images such as action shots or memorable plays. These could boost Treasured Scenes fund-raising results even more than a logo due to their inherent rarity. Especially if a play caused a winning score, the image will hold more value to the public as well as parents of the athletes who are very likely to purchase the collectibles. Regardless of the image used, it should celebrate the accomplishments and the identity of the team.

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How to Set a Fundraising Goal for School Sports:

Setting a goal with the Treasured Scenes program is quite easy. If the fund-raising collectible is made available in the entire community, then use our formula below to formula below to estimate how many collectibles should be sold.

Community based fundraising formula:

1. Start with your community’s population.

2. Divide by 4 to get number of families or households.

3. Divide by 4 to estimate the number of buyers.

If the fundraiser is only available among the student body, then use this formula instead:

1. Start with the number of students in the school.

2. Divide by 4 to estimate the number of students whose families will purchase.

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