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Mansfield, Tx (PRWEB) May 19, 2017
Mansfield Texas based Easy Fundraising Ideas announced today that it has partnered with Read-a-thon Fundraising to raise awareness of a new opportunity for elementary schools to raise money through multiple channels.
Historically Easy Fundraising Ideas has been a leader in fundraising cookie dough sales along with other fundraising products. Over the past 15 years Easy Fundraising has provided fundraising programs to groups to every one of the 48 Continental United States helping schools raise nearly $100,000,000.
“We have been very involved with school fundraising for more than a decade,” said Howard Gottlieb, President of Easy Fundraising Ideas. “Over that time we have seen schools become more and more overburdened and underfunded. It created quite a dilemma. The schools needed more money but they had less time to spend on fundraising.”
Read-a-thon Fundraising provides a no cost program that gives schools a way to monetize time already spent on reading by turning reading time into a fundraising event.
“When we learned more about the program at Read-a-thon we became more convinced that it was a program that we needed to help promote to elementary schools,” said Gottlieb. “What we now can offer is a way schools and libraries to raise money by simply holding a two week reading event. It’s really a great new option.”
Easy Fundraising Ideas has been the leading provider of fundraising products for the past 15 years. It helps nearly 10,000 different groups raise money every single year.
“School fundraising has been in a gradual decline for some time now,” said Gottlieb. “While product sales still produce great results the face was apparent that schools needed help with easier ways to raise money. That’s why are proud to partner with Read-a-thon and show schools that they have options.”
For more information on Easy Fundraising Ideas, visit: http://www.easy-fundraising-ideas.com
For more information on Read-a-thon, visit:http://www.read-a-thon.com