THE SPINNERS FUNDRAISER PROGRAM IS THE WORLD’S FIRST RE-USBALE FUNDRAISER!
The Spinners fundraiser program was created by experts in the fundraising field with the goal of offering groups a fundraiser that could be used over and over again while sparing them the huge expense of buying new products year after year.
EARN AN AVERAGE OF $210.00 PER GROUP MEMBER!
EARN UP TO 97.6% PROFIT!
NO MONEY UP FRONT NEEDED!
OVER 50 YEARS OF COMBINED FUNDRAISER EXPERIENCE!
GREAT NATIONAL SPONSORS!
Are you a part of a sports team, youth group, band or any type of school group that has had to invest in uniforms, sports equipment or musical instruments in the past? You obviously are aware that these types of investments are quite significant and one that you would not like to make very year. Fundraising should be no different. Why not invest in a fundraiser that can be used year after year, offering you the same kind of return?
Spinners are the size of a standard DVD case and are made of a durable plastic that will last forever.
Your members will approach friends, family and neighbors and ask them to spin an arrow two or more times to reveal their donation amount. Donations range from $1.00 to $4.00. As a “thank you,” your supporters will receive a sheet of discount coupons from our sponsors worth over $120.00. Your group member will continue this process until all the coupons have been given out. Each Spinner costs $25.00 and will bring in an average of $210.00 worth of donations. This means that each Spinner will profit $185.00 for your group. If your group has 20 members for instance and each one of you completes a Spinner, you will bring in a total amount of $4,200 in donations leaving you with a whopping $3700 in profit with the spinners fundraiser. But wait, the following year, all you will need to do is order new coupons for as little as $5.00 if you joined the "Spinners Club". That means, it would only cost you $100.00 that year and your profit would be $4100 using the same example. Please call 1-800-347-7892 for details on the "Spinners Club"