HOW IT WORKS
Four steps. No candy. No clutter.
01
Choose your pack
Pick the kit mix that matches your audience, timeline, and fundraising goal.
02
Share the fundraiser
Send families the order form, flyer, or link with a clear close date.
03
Grow at home
Supporters receive a product they can plant, enjoy, and talk about together.
04
Fund your program
Your school keeps its share and puts it toward garden or classroom needs.
SCHOOL EXAMPLE
Oak Hammock Middle School used grow kits to support its school garden.
For a Mother’s Day fundraiser, Oak Hammock offered single kits and multi-kit family packs that felt useful, giftable, and connected to the school’s garden mission. The campaign messaging tied every purchase back to tangible needs like seeds, compost worms, irrigation improvements, and native ground cover for the campus garden.
6
pack options offered
20
kits in the full classroom bundle
$14.99
starting single-kit price
MOTHER’S DAY FUNDRAISER
Final campaign totals and organizer quotes are still being gathered, but Oak Hammock is a real example of how the kits can be packaged around a school garden mission instead of a generic fundraiser product.
Named example approved. Final results pending.
BEST TIMING
Best times to run a grow-kit fundraiser.
Earth Month plus spring gifting
Strong fit for school gardens, Mother’s Day promotions, and hands-on family activities.
Back-to-school STEM kickoff
Pairs well with classroom culture, garden launches, and science-focused school communications.
Holiday gifting
Makes the kits feel like a useful, low-clutter gift instead of a donation-only ask.