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Toys Fundraising

Running a toy drive as a fundraiser earns your group a percentage of sales. Often run as a catalogue fundraiser, the products are often of high quality and priced appropriately.

This is an excellent program to run in the last term of school year to take advantage for Christmas shopping as well as stockpile for birthdays or other special occasions. And of course, toys can be educational too.

Often, the fundraising percentage is given as a voucher to purchase supplies and equipment.

Click here for our list of fundraising toys suppliers.

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