Here is how you can help!

We have done our best to set-up many passive fundraising opportunities, in order to allow everyone a way to participate in our ongoing fundraisers. Below you will find out many ways you can make this effort a success. Thanks in advance for your support.

Krogers and Schnucks Cards:

This is an absolutely great program if you buy your groceries at either Krogers or Schnucks. There is no cost to you. You need only pick up a Krogers or Schnucks gift card from the Youth Department. Then, all you do is precharge the card via cash, check, or credit card, and we earn a whole 5% of your puchase totals. The whole process can be done right at check out at the register. If you usually pay with your credit card, then here is how the process would work. You pre-charge your special card for the total needed, then pay with your gift card like you were using your credit card. For only an additional minute or two of your time, our youth department benefits greatly! (If you spend $200 on average when buying groceries, and you use your special card, Huddle would receive a $10 dollar donation.) Imagine how it could all add up!

Used Cell Phones:

You know all those old used cell phones sitting around the house that your kids play with, or you're just planning on throwing away? Maybe you just don't know what to do with them. If you donate them to the youth department, we have a company that will purchase them from us...even if they don't work! If you have changed carriers, or plan to, don't forget us. Donate your old phones today, it could mean the difference in sending a student to camp! We can earn $1 to $50 (depending on model) Just locate a collection box around the church, or feel free to drop them off at the Youth Department in the CLC.

Used Ink Jet and Toner Cartridges:

Today, everyone has a computer, and this usually means everyone has a printer. Here's a way you can help by giving us your trash. When it's time to replace your ink jet or toner cartridge in your printer, don't throw it in the trash, bring it to church. We can earn $1 - $20 per cartridge (depending on model) by sending the items to one of our recyclers. Tell your friends and family members, get your office or co-workers to save them, then bring them to one of our Collection boxes around the church or to the Youth Department in the CLC for drop off.

Magazines:

If you subscribe or plan on subscribing to any magazine, don't renew or make your purchase without going through our Huddle Magazine Fundraiser Store! Not only do you have a choice of over 650 different magazines, but you will save 85% off the news stand price...and here is the cool thing....Huddle will get 40% of your subscription. Just click on the following link to go to our secure on-line store! Huddle On-line Magazine Store

Entertainment Books: This fundraiser will start in August, 2007.

We've all bought one before, many of us buy one every year. The book is filled with "Buy One-Get One" offers to almost every restaurant, entertainment, and service available in the Memphis area. Often times you can recoup the entire cost of the book in just one coupon. The youth department will have Entertainment books on sale for only $20 (That's actually $5 off the normal cost, and with no tax or shipping). When the other guys make their rounds, plan on buying yours from us. Ask everyone you know to do the same.

Long Distance Service: This funraising item is not yet available. Check back later to see about availability.

We are currently in the process of getting set up for a great long distance offering. For those of you that still have home phones (land lines), consider the offering. By signing up through us, and going with a Major Christian Long Distance Carrier, you can get a flat 4.9 cents a minute inter and intra state rate. In addition to great savings, the youth department can make anywhere from 8-12% of your monthly bill. If your long distance bill averages around $20/month, this means that Huddle could recieve regular donations of around $2. Now multiply that amount by the total number of people using the program.