So you’re ordering rubber bracelets and you’ve got one question on your mind: Which rubber bracelet color is the most popular?
I know it’s true, because I hear the question every day. So I decided to go over all of our orders thus far in 2015 to put together a handy little pie chart:
Americans are a giving bunch. Last year we donated 353.8 billion dollars to various causes. This according to Giving USA, a synopsis of American giving that has been published yearly since 1955.
Think 353.8 billion sounds like a lot of money? That’s because it is. With a country of 318 million, that’s an average of $1110 per person. And I’d be willing to wager at least $1110 that babies are pulling that number down.
Watch video here: Butterfly Release Fundraiser.
If you’re looking for an interesting and fun fundraiser, we’ve got one right here. Langley Hospice and The Lodge of British Columbia have teamed up with the company Flutterbuys to release butterflies. All while raising money for their great causes. Now that’s a win-win!
Silicone bands are a controversial topic. Are they the fundraising bracelets you see every other person wearing as you stroll down Any Town, USA? Or are they actually people with rubber heads who play music?
I’m here to answer this heatedly debated question. And the answer might surprise you.
If you run a charity you’ve undoubtably purchased fundraising bracelets. I commend you for a smart decision. However, if you didn’t order them from Wristband Bros I believe this gif applies:
