CASE STUDY 5: The Participation Hero
You stand up at the front of the senior class meeting, hand out the traditional product catalogs, and explain the goal.
CASE STUDY 5: The Participation Hero Read Post »
You stand up at the front of the senior class meeting, hand out the traditional product catalogs, and explain the goal.
CASE STUDY 5: The Participation Hero Read Post »
Ask any faculty advisor or school treasurer what keeps them up at night during a fundraiser, and they will tell you: cash management.
CASE STUDY 4: The Compliance Hero Read Post »
How we funded our entire Senior Week in 30 days (zero flop era). 💅 Defeating Volunteer Burnout: A data-backed look
CASE STUDY 3: The Labor Hero Read Post »
If you want to see true fundraising burnout, look at a booster club mom’s garage during the annual popcorn or wrapping paper drive.
CASE STUDY 2: The Logistics Hero (Moms’ Edition) Read Post »
Every September, a ritual takes place that every faculty advisor and booster mom secretly dreads: the arrival of the fundraising boxes.
CASE STUDY 1: The Logistics Hero Read Post »
We live in an era of instant gratification. Modern parents and teenagers are used to clicking a button and seeing their service activate immediately.
CASE STUDY 6: The Fulfillment Hero Read Post »
The Seasonal Safety Gap The academic year ends, the dorm room is cleared out, and your student transitions into the
Keeping the Safety Net Unbroken During College Breaks and Study Abroad Semesters Read Post »
Beyond Campus Walls When your student transitions into their upperclassman years, a shift occurs. They move out of the heavily
The Off-Campus Safety Gap Every Parent of a College Senior Needs to Know Read Post »
The Tracker Backlash Every college parent knows the specific type of chest tightness that occurs when a text goes unanswered
Reading Between the Lines Every October 1st, colleges and universities across the United States are legally required to publish their
How to Find Campus Crime Statistics (And Decode What the University Isn’t Telling You) Read Post »
The freshman year routine is relatively predictable: dorm, dining hall, classroom, repeat. But as students transition into their junior and
Establishing a Tactical Commuter and Night-Shift Safety Plan for Upperclassmen Read Post »
The car is unpacked, the dorm room is set up, and you’ve hugged them goodbye. As a parent, you watch
Why the “Freshman Transition” is the Highest-Risk Window for Campus Safety Read Post »