Plastic Cards Printing

Try an innovative fundraising technique that will maximize your profits, make fubndraising easier to do and make what you offer to customers more compelling. Most non-profit organizations require some type of fundraising income to operate. With unique, successful fundraising cards, non-profits earn far more cash than they have in the past offering the usual candy bar, magazine or useless gift that everyone else offers. Profits skyrocket, as there’s hardly no overhead, you buy the cards, get businesses to offer discounts or specials, and sell the cards for as much as $10, keeping most of it for the organization. Non-profit groups from Little League’s to the PTA to booster clubs, fire departments and other volunteer organizations are realizing huge profits with little time invested. Here are a few of the types of plastic fundraising cards that people are offering:
*Free Restaurant cards: Pizza and sub shops love offering discounts on plastic fundraising cards. You can offer just pizza cards, individual restaurant cards or multiple restaurant cards.

* Coupon card: Similar to coupon books but durable, easier to carry and refillable.

*Entertainment Cards: Like Coupon cards, similar to entertainment cards but durable, easier to carry and refillable.

* Service Cards: Offer discounts to service providers such as salons, mechanic shops and print shops.

* Merchandise Cards: Many retailers love these cards, it’s a way for them to give to a non-profit and brand their name and increase sales.

Many, many non-profit organizations, important entities from Little League Baseball groups to charities to local firefighting organizations solely exist from the money they take from donations and fundraisers. So fundraisers are a key part of keeping the doors open for these organizations.

Why wouldn’t they maximize the way that they raise money then? Most of these organizations run the same old tired fundraisers over and over again, selling the same worn out merchandise that people are bombarded with, as they get the same stuff from churches, schools, you name it.

The top 5 fundraising items sold:

1. Pizzas - who hasn’t bought a pizza kit from the PTA?

2. Candy - Door to door overpriced candy?

3. Junk items - Nothing like buying a $5 toy that costs $20 and then shows up 3 months later.

4. Lottery tickets - $5 lottery tickets for a $25 jackpot that no one you’ve ever met has won.

5. Bull and oyster roasts - Well, at least there’s food, even if you have to take out a second mortgage to pay for it.

No, in this day and age people are looking for instant gratification. Plastic fundraising cards offer instant gratification. Fundraising cards also offer value. You get local vendors to offer specials on the card. Vendors get marketing, a write off and new customers. Your organization sells them for as much as $10 keeping ALL the money. There’s no overhead because there’s no pizzas or candy to pay for. You pay for the plastic cards, that’s it, and they cost pennies on the dollar you take in.

Don’t waste fundraising opportunities if your organization relies on fundraising to operate. Your opportunities and the dollars they raise are too precious