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Welcome to School Zone podcast, with Matt Miller! In the School Zone with Matt this week, to talk hassle-free fundraising, is Mark Geddis of Super Fan Fundraising. Emerging from his niche in the professional and collegiate sports industry in the early 2000’s, Mark Geddis was introduced to the fundraising industry. With his knowledge in the sporting industry, he was able to start up a company called the Super Fan Fundraising which incorporates the licenses to sell products of professional and collegiate sports team’s as well as non-sports team products into fundraising for schools.
Although Super Fan was founded in the early 2000’s and is fairly new to the fundraising world, they are already making a huge dent in the fundraising industry. When a school, club, team, or organization gets started with Super Fan Fundraising, they immediately get access to their catalog which includes items for all ages, including their newest addition to their catalog, Turvis Tumblers. Additionally, they sell customizable and non-customizable items such as: wrapping paper, essential oils, candles, coffee, stainless tumblers, magnets, flags, keychains, lanyards, and so much more! There’s something for everybody in the catalog! Mark notes that mid to late July through Fall semester is the best time to fundraise because there tends to be more clubs and groups to fundraise for, however, you can fundraise year-round for your sports team, club, or organization with Super Fan Fundraising.
If you, your school, or organization is interested in learning more about Super Fan Fundraising, you can access their catalog to view their product or get more info at:
Website: www.superfanfundraising.com
Phone: 855-602-7990.
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