On Tim McGraws website it has a contact button and from there I got the packet in the mail at the school with a whole bunch of stuff from both Tim and Faith.. and frome Rachel Ray I got a signed photo it looks pretty cool
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I'd like to sincerely thank ALL the contributors on this site . . . you're all amazing! This is my first year serving as the Donations Coordinator for the auction at my son's school. This site has been a tremendous resource. In addition to the actual company info. that is shared here I have also gleaned a lot of wisdom from all the random tips posted as well.
One concept that recently came up at a meeting was in relationship to the greenery/gardening items we offer at our auction. If you know of ladies that love to garden and have a lot of perennials perhaps they can offer up the opportunity for someone to come to their home and enjoy their surplus! Perennial gardens often need to be thinned out for the health of the plants. They could list a handful of items to offer but then simply walk around with the winning bidder and let them dig up a variety of items. It's a bit of free labor to the donor too
Our event is one month from today & I'm excited to see the things that are coming in. I'm already beginning to look ahead to next year and how we can streamline some of our processes and improve efficiency. I'm definitely realizing that something like Google Docs could be a very useful tool. I've never done anything with them and was wondering if others could share more about how they structure their document (spreadsheet). If anyone happens to be willing to let me view their document I would greatly appreciate. I'd like to get ours set up in the best way possible at the start versus a longer "learn as you go approach".
