A new school year has begun and although it may seem far, time flies and prom will quickly be right around the corner for those who graduate in 2018. Either you’re the prom planners or a parent of a graduating student, you’ll find this guide amazingly helpful!
Back to school is coming up quickly and usually requires a lot of shopping regardless the level of education. For your convenience, we have created this back to school 2017 guide so you know where to shop, or more like where to raise funds!
Time flies and even though it may feel like the school year ended a week ago, another one is actually starting very soon! Make sure your fundraising campaign is ready in time for back to school with 4 tips that we’d like to share with you.
FundScrip loves helping groups from all over Canada meet their fundraising goals. With our program, many of them end up as success stories. Today, we're featuring 5 schools who were part of our success stories and who raised funds to go on trips.
Centre de la petite enfance de l'Érablière, a childcare centre located in Gatineau, Quebec, offers quality child care that meets their needs and every child. The daycare centre has raised $8,450 with FundScrip and Josée Carpentier, group administrator, gives more details about the donations the group has raised.
Polyvalente Sainte-Thérèse, located in Quebec, is a high school founded in 1973-1974. To date, the school's 4 groups have raised a total of $14,480 for their school trips! Chantal Dessureault and Nathalie Lacroix, group administrators, describe their experience using FundScrip.
L'Institut Secondaire Keranna, located in Trois-Rivières, Quebec, has recently raised donations for a trip to Barcelona. In addition to this trip, the school has also planned another one to Boston. This time, they have raised $2,700 for their Chicago trip, which happened in April 2017. Elise Morissette, group administrator, describes her experience.
L'Institut Secondaire Keranna, located in Trois-Rivières, Quebec, has raised $8,500 for a trip to Barcelona that will take place for students this year in 2017. Annie Binette, group administrator, describes her experience.
La Fondation des Gens Heureux de l'École Saint-Joseph has raised $7,750 to date and Carmen Charbonneau and Vincent Beauchesne, group administrators, explain how the funds raised with FundScrip are used.