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Christmas card fundraising

9 replies

Peasinthefreezer · 08/09/2018 09:29

Our PTA are looking to organise getting pupil Christmas cards printed.

We were badly let down a couple of years ago with the company we used failing to deliver cards on time. So having taken a break we are looking to get back into it.

What companies would others recommend, ideally want option to do online ordering as well?

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butterflybuns · 08/09/2018 09:33

We use Cauliflower Cards, they've been brilliant for us.

Touchnotthiscat · 08/09/2018 09:34

I second cauliflower cards. Always been great.

FrangipaniBlue · 08/09/2018 09:54

We use Class Fundraising every year, they're fabulous.

We use them for other things during the year too.

PolkerrisBeach · 08/09/2018 09:59

You need to get your skates on. We use class fundraising too, but it takes a lot of organisation in getting the pictures drawn, getting samples, collecting orders, printing, distribution.

Here kids usually drawl pictures around now, proofs out mid-October, orders to be back end October, cards and other items delivered around mid November.

FrangipaniBlue · 08/09/2018 10:02

Yeah what @PolkerrisBeach said, our school are doing the drawings in the next few weeks!

LooksLikeImStuckHere · 08/09/2018 10:06

We use IQ Cards.

TeenTimesTwo · 08/09/2018 21:36

I've used fundraisingcreations.co.uk/index.php/christmas-cards/about-christmas-cards for tea towels a few times and also Christmas cards. Very impressed by them each time.

TeenTimesTwo · 08/09/2018 21:38

Cards are a lot of work to organise but the results (including coasters, mugs, wrapping paper) are great.

KACS · 13/02/2019 16:40

We used School Art Club.com for Christmas cards, but they also did us mugs, coasters & gift tags from the same drawing. Was happy with choice.

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