Fundraising
Promotional Policy
Protocol for determining the acceptance of a business/vendor request to partner with FOSH:
- The nature of the business does not conflict with the goals of the school.
- The business/store agrees to donate to FOSH a mutually agreed upon amount/percentage of SHS sales or a mutually agreed upon amount/
percentage per person served. - FOSH agrees to publicize to the SHS community the benefits provided back to the school by using each service/store. This will consist of the inclusion of the following:
- The SHS Email Blast System, ONE time a month, including all participating businesses
- The SHS Website, for the duration of the promotion
- The FOSH Newsletter, if printing time permits
- The FOSH Monthly meetings
The following opportunities are some of the easy ways to assist FOSH with fundraising efforts for our SHS students:
- Help keep the environment safe and clean by recycling your old cell phones, laser printer cartridges and inkjet printer cartridges. FOSH is participating in the Funding Factory Recycling program. By donating your empty printer cartridges and used cell phones to FOSH, we will earn money to be used toward a number of SHS activities. Please contact Pam Scott, FOSH VP of Fundraising for more information at jdjsj@optonline.net or 249-7230. Cartridges and used cell phones can be dropped off in the Media Center where a bin will be labeled FOSH recycling program. Send them in with your student or bring them along when you come to our monthly FOSH meetings.
- What if FOSH had a penny for every time you searched the Internet? Now we can! GoodSearch.com is a search engine that donates half of its revenue, about a penny a search, to nonprofit organizations like FOSH. You use it just as you would any search engine. Just go to www.goodsearch.com and be sure to enter Stamford High School as the charity you want to support. Just 500 of us searching 4 times a day will raise about $7000 in a year without spending a dime! Please consider using www.goodsearch.com with Stamford High School when searching the internet for information.