3 Sisters Raising Funds

Hey Neighbors!

I just wanted to take a moment and share this with you all. Three of my daughters are trying to raise funds to go to Music School this summer. They decided to work with Teespring. You may remember that I did a review on them a while back.

Teespring helps you raise funds by allowing you to create a t-shirt and then sell it to friends, family and anyone else who would like one. You sign up to purchase one, but you do not have to actually pay for it until they meet their goal. If the goal is not met in the required time frame no one is charged.

Here is a link to their shirt if anyone is interested. Click HERE.

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Also if you or someone you know are trying to raise funds for a specific purpose, be sure to check out Teespring!

Comments

Unknown said…

I've heard about Teespring, but haven't checked it out yet - a friend recommended it as a way to earn funds for an autism service dog for my son. Please post an update on how your campaign goes!

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