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A Christmas card fundraiser is an easy, enjoyable way to make money safely, whatever your circumstances
How to set up this hassle-free fundraiser and keep the money flowing into your PTA kitty
Boost profits and give dads a memorable present, by creating these Father's Day gifts for your pupils to buy.
Raising money for your school isn't just about running big events - and, once set up, passive income streams will take care of themselves...
Encourage the families at your school to have a good clear out by setting up some recycling schemes.
Keep your PTA pot topped up with these simple fundraising ideas.
Encourage support from teachers by linking your fundraising events with the National Curriculum.
Selling second-hand uniform can raise valuable funds, as well as reducing waste and helping those in need. Here's how to make it work for you�
Raise funds through your own school recipe book, complete with meals devised by the children.
Give your families the opportunity to get studio-quality images and create lasting memories with a family photoshoot
Silver Smarties is a simple fundraising idea, that is easy to organise, with the promise of chocolate, too.
Ask your children to fill a plastic bottle with coins. Fundraising doesn't get simpler than this!
Cashback schemes mean the PTA can raise money for nothing!
Make it easy for your community to contribute to the PTA coffers in the absence of your usual events.
Treat mums and raise funds by creating these Mother's Day gifts for your pupils to buy.
With so many personalised product fundraisers avaliable, there's bound to be one perfect for you school.
From football scratch cards to mug decorating, we've selected five of our favourite Father's Day fundraisers...
Your PTA could be earning commission from money spent online by signing up to a shopping reward scheme. Sign up today and spread the word!
A matchbox challenge is a simple yet fun sponsored event, that all children will enjoy!
Textile recycling is popular with PTAs, but many schemes are now downsizing and/or paying out less. We speak to the TRA to find out why.
