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The $1,000 Uniform Sale: How a Free Exchange Grew a Fundraiser Instead of Killing It

The $1,000 Uniform Sale: How a Free Exchange Grew a Fundraiser Instead of Killing It

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Emile Gibson is the business administrator at Monticello Academy, a K-8 charter school where uniforms are required, and she runs one of the most efficient fundraisers we've come across: a used uniform sale. Families donate the uniforms their kids outgrow, the school stores them by size all year, and every summer they sell them back secondhand for a few dollars a piece. Two hours, about a thousand dollars, and a genuine service for a community where many families are stretching every dollar. In this episode, Emile walks Mark through the whole model: why you build the inventory before you plan the event, the free piece-for-piece exchange the board was sure would cut revenue in half (it did the opposite), the three-station floor that keeps checkout from turning to chaos, and why timing the sale before the big-box back-to-school rush matters. If your school has a dress code, this is a playbook you can copy.
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