As a PTA member, you're always looking for new ways to support your high school's clubs and activities. Fundraising can often feel like a challenge. Organizing events, finding volunteers, and coming up with creative ideas to engage the community are extremely time consuming and sometimes frustrating tasks. 

But what if supporting your school was as simple as doing your regular shopping? With RewardX Fundraising, PTA members can help raise money for their high school’s clubs just by making everyday purchases at their local Rite Aid store or on their website. 

Let’s have a look at how this works, and what difference you can make thanks to RewardX Fundraising.

RewardX Fundraising has a great partnership with Rite Aid, allowing you to raise money for your high school without spending any extra money.

If you want to know how to get started, have a look at this article, in which we explain how easy it is.

To maximize the impact of this effortless fundraising opportunity, it's important to spread the word among your fellow PTA members. By sharing the benefits of our platform, you can encourage other PTA members to tell parents, grandparents, neighbors and friends. 

When everyone gets involved, those small, individual contributions can quickly add up to make a big difference, thus creating a powerful, collective effort to support your school.

Feel free to use our infographics during your PTA meetings or in your newsletters.

We all know that sports clubs tend to get the most funding. But other clubs are just as important for our students. They offer a space for the children to explore their interests, develop amazing skills and connect with those who share similar passions. Being involved in a club helps students grow as individuals, and can even enhance their college applications and future opportunities. That’s a good enough reason to get them the funding they need.

Raising funds for their own high school club is a great learning opportunity for the students. Those working at the school newspaper could interview students from different clubs to figure out what they could do with the extra funds. The theater club could write a 3 minute play in which they show parents how to raise money for their kid’s clubs, and the students from the video club could film it all and publish it on the school’s social media accounts.

We’re sure you can come up with many creative ideas to get the students involved and create a real sense of community.