DATA DRIVEN MODEL:
If you want to use an EOP Experience as a fundraiser, you will want to know why our model works. While the idea of an "epic event" might be new to your school, it has been a successful model since 1973 when Penn State University organized the first Dance Marathon (now known as THON). The "Dance Marathon" model has become a common method of raising funds at major universities and secondary schools throughout the nation. This model focuses on participants getting pledges, or donations, in order to attend a culminating epic event. Certainly you do not need to use "Dance Marathon" in your branding. In fact, we suggest you choose a branding that will resonate with your students. However, the concept of this model is the same regardless of event name.
Take a look at data from Eastern Wayne Middle School in Goldsboro, North Carolina. The school typically profits in the mid $5,000 range selling products in a typical fundraiser. In their first year with EOP, EWMS made a profit of $10,812.36. This went up to just over $13,000 with us in the second year. This data shows what is possible when working with EOP. We help you maximize the EOP experience for your students and the profits for your school.
Take a look at data from Eastern Wayne Middle School in Goldsboro, North Carolina. The school typically profits in the mid $5,000 range selling products in a typical fundraiser. In their first year with EOP, EWMS made a profit of $10,812.36. This went up to just over $13,000 with us in the second year. This data shows what is possible when working with EOP. We help you maximize the EOP experience for your students and the profits for your school.
