Power For School Fundraising

Changing the Face of School Fundraising

Today, more than ever, schools need additional dollars to supplement their activity funds, which support the whole spectrum of extracurricular activities from arts to sports. Power For SchoolsTM is the innovative new program that makes it possible for students to learn and experience beyond the classroom environment. It does so through something that supporters use every day – electricity. And, there is no participation cost to the school or its supporters.

How residents can help
Participating electric providers have agreed to offer their best available rates and make a monthly contribution to selected schools when supporters sign up for electricity… Learn more >
How businesses can help
Energy companies compete to offer businesses the best rates for electricity, plus they’ll support local schools with a monthly contribution directly to a school’s activity funds… Learn more >

A little history…
The traditional school fundraising method has been for schools to ask students to sell products such as candy, candles, wrapping paper, magazines, or cookie dough to their local community. Encouraging students to sell products is not a good use of their time, nor is it safe for children to sell items door-to-door. Most people, if not everyone, will welcome an end to the annual barrage and financial burden of purchasing products they do not want nor need.
No more unwanted products! Power For Schools is a tremendous alternative that eliminates the negative aspects of school fundraisers and still meets the goals of schools. It is easy to participate, and it is at no cost to supporters or the schools. Teachers and staff members welcome the program as a relief them from time-consuming product management and money collecting. Money is raised simply through the electricity supporters use every day.

The activity funds and additional money raised through this ground-
breaking program are used by athletic teams, clubs and student groups for:
* Supplies, Materials & Equipment
* Entry Fees for Competitions,
* Resources for Events & Meetings
* Travel Expenses for Students
* Organization Memberships
* Scholarships

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