ATT: Parents.
Tired of pretending like you give a f*ck about baking/walkathons/boxes of chocolate Freddos/[insert terrible fundraising idea here]?
Well, here’s a Parents and Teachers Association who GETS YOU.
No more will you have to feel the pangs of inadequacy when you bring your slightly over crisp honey-joys to the primary school bake sale or stay up late at night fretting over how you’ll burn off the entire box of chocolate bars you’re inevitably going to eat because you couldn’t be bothered spruiking them to your work colleagues.
This is it. The fundraiser to end ALL SH*TTY FUNDRAISERS.
An Indiana mother posted this image of a form sent home with her Year 7 student for her PTA’s “alternative fundraiser” and I think we can all agree: she’s a hero
Bless you, hilarious PTA. YOU DESERVE ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
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Top Comments
it's not a bad idea i get it just change the name to something less offensive? our kids are there to learn and the funds are important. this would earn more then what a lot of fund raisers would.
My kid is at school for around 30 hours a week. P&F at my school focus on breaking the monotony of school life by having fun events for the kids to look forward to in the school term, like a cake stall or walk-a-thon. I'm not that old to forget how exciting these events were at school for me- so what if they don't make big $$?
I agree- it is about the fun as much as the money. Are we becoming so self absorbed we want out kids to miss out or other people to do our share of helping? I work full time but still try and do my part for the school. If everybody did something small each year everything would get done.