Local business puts the 'fun' back in fundraising

— Spokane business owner Tammy Vose, owner of SchoolPals Fundraising and Elf Shelf Holiday Shops, offers fundraising and holiday stores for schools and teams. She has two new websites to facilitate her businesses, both developed by Switch Up Web of Spokane. They are: www.schoolpalsfundraising.com and www.elfshelfholidayshop.com. The websites offer clear audience and task-focused shopping abilities that will appeal to school districts and non-profit chairpersons, such as PTA and PTO leaders, who are most often parents of young children.

For fundraising, SchoolPals Fundraising offers candy bars, lollipops, school supplies and novelty items that can be purchased in bulk and sold with a mark-up by sports teams, school bands and community organizations to raise money. Elf Shelf Holiday Shop is a temporary holiday gift store set up in elementary schools that allows kids to budget money, shop for family and have a fun activity during the holidays. Gifts and supplies are sent on consignment so there is no prepayment required and schools only pay for gifts that were purchased by participants.

Tammy Vose, owner of SchoolPals, LLC, and a distributor of the Elf Shelf Holiday Shop program, entered the fundraising industry nearly 10 years ago. She is a fundraising professional who works with schools, groups and individuals nationwide offering the Elf Shelf Holiday Shop and direct-sale fundraising products.

Switch Up Web is a full-service website development company located in Spokane and operated by long-time website and technology leaders Kirt Runolfson of Interlink and Jennifer Ferrero.

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