We use this Fundraiser to help parents raise the participation fees for their student.
Thank You To Everyone Who Purchased a card this year!
We are doing our Domino’s Pizza Card Fundraiser again this year. This was very popular last year and it helped a lot of families decrease their participation fees. We want to make sure you take advantage of this as it runs from September 15—29th. Below is how it works and how the money gets credited to your student.
People who buy the card can use the card to get a “buy one get one free” pizza for as many pizzas that they order. The card is accepted by most Domino’s in the area. It can be used over and over until June 2026. For your friends and family at a distance, the card may be accepted near them as well. You can check for participating locations on the website when you follow the link.
When people follow the link it takes them to our Red Coats fundraising page. Visitors can then select your child’s name from the list when buying the card. The card costs $20.00. Domino’s will credit your student’s name with 50% of the amount or $10.00 for each card sold. Mr. Sexton will receive a report and a check for the whole amount and will credit any raised funds to your account. If your student raises more than their participation fee, the extra amount will be shared across the other students to help them with their expense.
Use your social media to share the post. The Red Coats have a Facebook page where Mr. Sexton will make a post about the fundraiser. Share this post with all of your friends/followers and be sure to add a message telling them to choose your student’s name when making the purchase. You can also type the following web address into the social media post and it will pull the image from the page into the post: [Deleted Address] If you can ask your friends who have a big audience to repost/share your post on their social media this could really help to get the offer in front of more people. The card is honored at Domino’s locations all over the country so distance is not an issue.