Raise Funds as You Shop

  • 11/01/00

To help schools address their funding problems in a safeeducational environment, the 4Anything Network has developed a new schoolfundraising program called Net Dollars 4Schools. The program allows participants to sell products from any of4Anything’s online shops, using a specific group identification code for theirschool. Each time a transaction is made with the code, the participant’s groupwill receive a 12% commission on the net revenue of the sale. All public andprivate U.S. schools, school clubs, and alumni associations are invited toparticipate. Participating shops are GreatFlowers.com, JewelrySpotlight.com,AshLaneGiftBaskets.com, AshLaneCoffee.com, AshLaneChocolate.com,AllFramedUp.com, and ParGolfGear.com. All of the shops can be found at www.netdollars4schools.com.4AnythingNetwork, Wayne, PA, www.netdollars4schools.com.

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