Written April 17, 2012 by Mary Conroy Out of all the holidays on the calendar, Mother's Day and Father's Day might not be the flashiest or most exciting events. There are rarely any parades, fireworks, TV specials or presents for the whole family. But just because these two holidays are a little more understated doesn't mean that they aren't heartfelt and worthwhile. Mother's Day and Father's Day offer a chance for everyone to stop and consider something that they might not always consider: how much their parents mean to them and how much parents contribute to their success and happiness.
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Written March 12, 2012 by Jen Johnson When it comes to organizing a school fundraiser, you have a secret weapon that can transform a good fundraising campaign into an excellent one. Parents have the motivation and personal investment to truly dedicate themselves to fundraising efforts, plus bring a diverse wealth of experiences, creative ideas and capabilities that can make your job as an organizer more fun and more effective. Get parents on your side to have a truly unstoppable trio: you, Otis Spunkmeyer and parents.
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Written January 13, 2012 by Jen Johnson Preschool sets the stage for children's continued love of learning, academic success and social skills. With so many benefits, it is important to offer the best possible facilities and services. Holding a fundraiser for your preschool is an excellent way to get the community involved and invested in a bright future for local children. Furthermore, one of the best ways to host a successful fundraiser is to find a fun, engaging campaign.
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Written January 11, 2012 by Mary Conroy If you are looking to host a simple yet successful pre-school fundraiser, then you have come to the right place. Otis Spunkmeyer is here to provide you with everything you need to launch your most successful fundraiser yet, from cookie dough fundraising products to excellent tips and advice based on 30 years of experience.
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Written November 18, 2011 by Mary Conroy School fundraisers are a lot of work, and organizing one can be very stressful. The most obvious way to lighten your staff's load is to get parents involved in the endeavor. Most parents enjoy getting involved in their children's education and after-school activities, but motivating them to step forward and volunteer their services is easier said than done.
Parents are busy people and they often struggle to maintain a proper balance between their jobs and home life. Because of this, it is important that you take the right approach when you are recruiting volunteers.
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