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| Posted: 03 Sep 2015 05:00 AM PDT Today's students and teachers rely on school fundraisers to purchase needed supplies and enhance the educational experience. Fundraising can be tough, even in the most supportive communities, so it's important to provide value and package your fundraiser with an attractive presentation that encourages community members to contribute funds. To that end, the following lists 25 school fundraiser ideas you can use to improve education for your students. 1. Sell discount cardsAsk local businesses to provide discounts to anyone who has your school's discount card. Print the deals on the back, your school artwork on the front, and have students sell them. Print flyers or brochures with order forms students can take door-to-door. 2. Hold a bake saleThis long-standing school fundraiser idea is tried-and-true; ask student families to provide bake sale items you can sell. Promote your event with posters, flyers, and banners. 3. Sell school stickersSell school spirit bumper stickers, sheet stickers, and custom vinyl stickers your community members and alumni can place anywhere they'd like. Print mini-catalogs on brochures to showcase your sticker designs and provide an order form for buyers. 4. Raffle a prizeGet a local business to donate a desirable prize, then sell raffle tickets to raise funds for your school. 5. Host a chili supper or pancake breakfastMany schools host an annual event such as chili supper or pancake breakfast in which students, parents, teachers, and community members volunteer to do the cooking and guests pay for their meals as a means of donating to your school. 6. Sell custom greeting cardsPrint greeting cards featuring your school's brand and sell them to raise funds for your school. Print sales sheets and order forms to make it easy for students to raise money. 7. Sell mums and other flowersWork with a florist or flower wholesaler to get a volume discount, then sell seasonal flowers. Print order sheets students can take to family members and door-to-door to generate sales. 8. Hold a 5KRaces can be huge moneymakers, especially if you can offer a unique experience – such as with a 5K color run. Promote your 5K with posters, flyers, banners, and sign-up sheets. 9. Sell window clingsLocal businesses and community members will be happy to proudly display your school's brand on their windows; print sales sheets students can use to generate window cling sales. 10. Hold a car washAnother traditional school fundraising idea, but one that has a long track record of success. Make sure you take advantage of flyer printing and social media to promote your car wash. 11. Host a silent auctionReach out to businesses in your community to solicit donations for a silent auction. Artwork, signed memorabilia, and vacation cruises tend to bring in a lot of dough! 12. Hold a father-daughter/mother-son danceOrganize a special dance with admission fees and sponsorships to raise funds for your school. Print special invitations to give to students and their parents. 13. Try a scotch doubles or family bowling nightInvite parents to compete in a scotch doubles bowling tournament; or include the entire family. Be sure to charge admission or work out a deal with the bowling alley to get a portion of receipts. 14. Hold a lock-in/parents' night outHost students overnight at your school, complete with fun games, activities, and kid-friendly movies. Print special flyers that explain your event isn't just a lock-in; it's also a parents' night out – no sitter required! 15. Sell calendarsPrint calendars featuring students and scenes from your school to sell to parents and grandparents. Send students home with an order form to generate funds for your school. 16. Run a physical education pledge-a-thonAsk parents, grandparents, and family friends to pledge a certain amount per each jump rope jump, mile walked, or other physical challenge sponsored students complete. 17. Sell magnetsPrint school magnets featuring students, your school logo, and even sports schedules, then ask students to sell them to parents and family members. 18. Sell cookie dough or popcornThese popular fundraisers ask students to take catalogs and order forms door-to-door to solicit value-added donations. 19. Sell bricksIf you're raising funds for a capital improvement campaign or new building project, you can sell bricks or other memorial markers to be included in the construction. Print brochures and order forms to make it easy for students to sell bricks. 20. Host a rummage saleAsk parents and community members to donate gently-used items for a rummage sale in which your school earns all the proceeds. 21. Host a restaurant benefit nightPartner with a local restaurant to have a certain percentage of each ticket donated to your school on a particular night, then distribute flyers to promote your fundraising event. 22. Hold a family scavenger huntPlace fun, unique items throughout your community, in a local park, or around your school, then invite students and their parents to take part in your scavenger hunt. Get prize donations, charge a participation fee per-family, and promote your scavenger hunt with flyers, posters, and banners. 23. Sell coupon bookletsSimilar to discount cards, you can sell coupon booklets featuring hundreds of dollars in savings donated by local businesses. 24. Auction gift basketsAuction off gift baskets on Facebook to generate fundraising revenue for your school. Get items donated for your gift baskets to maximize your fundraising effort. 25. Host a family fun festivalGames, entertainment, petting zoos, and inflatable bounce houses make for a fun day families will be happy to pay to attend. Mail postcards to student parents or send home flyers to convince parents to attend. School fundraisers can be the difference between offering a standard, low-budget education and a spectacular education that broadens student horizons and creates more opportunities. Of course, to be successful you have to get the word out about your fundraiser. Start planning your school fundraiser now! photo credit: pink cupcakes via photopin (license) The post 25 School Fundraiser Ideas appeared first on PsPrint Blog.  |
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| Posted: 01 Sep 2015 05:00 AM PDT School branding is important to schools, students, and alumni for a variety of reasons. Well-branded schools enjoy better recruitment and fundraising, offer greater identity and advanced career opportunities for students, and lend pride and accomplishment to alumni. Whether you oversee a university, community college, high school, or even elementary school, you can benefit from good branding. The following lists 25 ways to brand your school. 1. CalendarsSell calendars to alumni, parents, and students to raise funds for your school and get your brand prominently displayed. 2. Bumper stickersBumper stickers are fan favorites when it comes to showing school spirit. 3. CatalogsYou need course catalogs as well as catalogs for any fundraising merchandise you sell. 4. Window clingsFor homes, dorms, and vehicles, window clings are easy ways to show off some school pride. 5. Locker stickersIf your students have lockers, you can highlight their achievements with locker stickers and locker magnets. 6. BannersPlace banners in prominent areas on-campus and throughout your community to demonstrate your school's local involvement. 7. FlyersPrint flyers to promote fundraisers, events, and important announcements for students, parents, staff, and alumni. 8. PostersPosters are perfect large-scale complements to flyers for event and fundraiser promotion. 9. Custom stickersPrint stickers to fit laptops, bicycle helmets, and other unique items that match your students' lifestyles. 10. Name badgesOutfit staff members and faculty with branded name badges to make them easy for visitors and students to approach. 11. CoastersBranded coasters can serve as excellent fundraisers for your school, and should also be available in student lounges as well as campus-owned diners. 12. BookletsPrint booklets to promote your school, special programs, athletics, clubs, and other features to offer an in-depth look at the benefits of your school. 13. BrochuresWhen you need more than flyers can offer but less than a booklet, brochures are the cost-effective way to go to promote your school, your students, and your activities. 14. Business cardsEvery staff and faculty member should have business cards featuring your school's branding: logo, colors, fonts, etc. 15. LetterheadAll school communications should be sent on professionally-designed and printed letterhead featuring your school's branding. 16. EnvelopesPlace your letterhead in envelopes for a branded presentation at the mailbox – it's a surefire way to make sure your audience notices and opens your letters. 17. Envelope sealsSheet stickers can be printed as convenient and affordable envelope seals bearing your school's logo. 18. MagnetsPrint promotional magnets to place on student, parent, and alumni refrigerators. One common strategy is to print magnets featuring a favorite sports team's schedule. Or, print car door magnets to promote your school wherever you go. 19. Pocket foldersPrint branded pocket folders for your school to send out information packets to prospective students. 20. Invitation cardsHosting a fundraiser, open house, or student visitation? Send invitation cards to targeted guests, emblazoned with your school's branding. 21. Hang tagsIf you sell merchandise such as hats and shirts in your bookstore, you can print hang tags with your school logo to let students and parents know it's authentic. 22. Event ticketsPrint attractive event tickets featuring your school's brand, and your tickets might find their way into framed commemorative photos that might be shared for decades. 23. Memo padsGive your office staff branded memo pads to make jotting notes with authority a cinch. 24. MenusIf you have on-campus diners or lunchrooms, you can print menus that feature your school's branding. Have a bit of fun and get creative with menu item names that match your brand. 25. BookmarksWhat better way to get your brand in front of students than to sell – or give away – bookmarks featuring your school logo? As you might have noticed, this list is comprised of ways you can brand your school in print – one of the most effective branding mediums available. You should also consider digital branding opportunities such as your website and apps, and even how your brand dictates school philosophy, decision-making, and student services. After all, a great brand is more than a logo – it's a way of life. Print branded marketing materials for your school today! photo credit: via photopin (license) The post 25 Ways to Brand Your School appeared first on PsPrint Blog.  |
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| Boost Campus Bookstore Profits with Stickers Posted: 31 Aug 2015 05:07 AM PDT If you manage a campus bookstore you know your shop is an important revenue stream your college depends on. Thus, you're always on the lookout for ways to boost profits and generate more income for your school. Stickers are cost-effective ways to market your bookstore products and specials to students so you can increase revenue. The following lists ways you can boost campus bookstore profits with stickers. 1. Highlight special salesIf you have special sales on textbooks and other merchandise, you can use stickers to draw attention to them. Print stickers that denote what the special deal is – a percent off, for example – and place them on your sale items. You can also use stickers to highlight the difference in pricing between new and used books. 2. Cross-sells and upsellsPlace stickers on books and other merchandise to help you cross-sell and upsell at your campus bookstore. For example, a certain textbook might have a companion workbook, so you can place a sticker on the textbook reminding students to get the workbook, too – a cross-sell. An example of an upsell opportunity might be a textbook that comes in two different volumes: a standalone book, and a book that comes with an online access code. You can place a sticker on the standalone book urging students to get the more expensive version containing the access code, which offers additional educational benefits. 3. Draw students in to your bookstoreWindow clings can be strategically placed on your own windows and on windows throughout your campus to highlight special sales, remind students to get their books early or sell their used textbooks back to you (so you can resell for profit), or simply to showcase special merchandise they might want to buy. 4. Sell school prideMany campus bookstores not only have books and other supplies, they also carry hats, bags, shirts, and other university-branded merchandise (including stickers like bumper stickers, window stickers, and more!). You can print stickers to place on textbooks and other supplies reminding students to show their school pride, and that they can get the school spirit supplies they need at your bookstore. Consider adding a coupon code to give your customers an incentive to buy from you. 5. Color coded courseworkFinally, you can employ a sheet sticker-based color coding system to make it easy for students to find the books and other supplies they need to complete specific types of coursework. For example, if a given biology cirriculum requires two books, an access code, and a workbook, you can affix the same color sticker on each item to show that they must be purchased together to meet course requirements. In this manner, students won't miss the materials they need and you'll be able to make all the sales at your bookstore. The best part? Stickers are cheap to print, so they represent cost-effective ways to boost profits at your campus bookstore. Get started with sticker printing now! The post Boost Campus Bookstore Profits with Stickers appeared first on PsPrint Blog.  |
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