#Popcorn, Chick-fil-a & #Coffee - Oh My!

It's that time of year again. Everyone is trying to sell something to raise money. My kids included. This year, my son is selling Popcorn for Boy Scouts. His goal is to pay for summer camp next summer as well as to pay his yearly dues. If you'd like to help him out, just let me know. I can send you an email with the link to order online.

My daughter is selling Chick-fil-a calendars (LIMITED quantities!) and Coffee/Tea for American Heritage Girls. The calendars are $7 each and CFA has changed the way they work. It's a card (assigned to an email) now, instead of individual coupons. If you're interested, contact me and I'll see what I can do to get one to you. If you like Coffee/Tea, you can order through this link:

[ Giving Bean - a coffee/tea fundraiser for American Heritage Girls Troop GA0593 - Lawrenceville]

Please assign my daughter's name to the sale during check-out so that she gets credit for it.

For my friends with kids also doing fundraising.. I'm willing to do a swap.

Buy Popcorn for the Troops

My son is selling popcorn through Boy Scouts of America. We're hoping to sell lots of popcorn to be sent by Trails End the Troops serving abroad. Help us in our efforts by either following our link to order, or find your local Boy Scout or Cub Scout and order through them. If you'd like to order popcorn for yourself, feel free to do that as well. Thanks!

Cub Scouts and the Military

Cub Scouts are out and about officially selling popcorn. My son is doing his share and I'm letting everyone know about a cool new program that they're doing. If someone does not want to buy popcorn, they can make a donation of $25 to the Cub Scout taking orders and the popcorn will be sent to someone in the military. (Of course, you can always buy popcorn AND make a donation.) So, if you're interested in buying popcorn from my son, I'll happily send you a list of what's available. I'd really love, though, to get donations so that the BSA can send popcorn to the military. With my sister on active duty in the Army (fortunately, she's here in the States), I'm very supportive of this program.