Fundraising at Unity School
Unity School is a non-profit organization that relies on fundraising to support our programs. One of our biggest fundraisers is the annual plant sale, which takes place every May, starting on the day of our Mother’s Day luncheon. It's a favorite among our community! Who doesn't love shopping for a variety of vegetable starts, flowers, and plants for the upcoming spring and summer seasons?
We also host many other fundraisers throughout the year. During our winter celebration, we organize a fundraiser that changes each year, ranging from a craft sale to a silent auction. Regardless of the format, we always have delicious treats available during the winter celebration.
At the beginning of the school year, we kick off the Munchkin Run, an exciting event where your little ones can show off how many laps they can run. Additionally, we raise money by selling vegetables and preparing homemade meals using fresh organic ingredients, many of which come directly from our garden.




Click the slideshow to expand and go at your own speed.

HERE ARE A FEW OTHER WAYS TO DONATE THAT WILL MAKE A DIFFERENCE TO OUR SCHOOL
Amazon Wish List
Fred Meyers Rewards
Go to
www.fredmeyer.com/communityrewards
and donate reward points to Unity School Inc.
E-scrip
Then there is escrip who we have been with for a long time. All you have to do is go to escrip.com to register your store rewards cards or Debit/Credit cards. Then Unity School, Inc. will start receiving rewards when you shop in stores or online.
If you have any clever ways to help the school by fundraising, please let us know! We are always accepting donations, and you can donate below. Any amount makes a difference to the school! Your contributions of time, donations, or shopping rewards all help Unity School and are very much appreciated. And it is all tax deductible! Thank you!
Donation
Box
Coming
Soon
Wish List
-
Big bouncy balls with handles
-
Big Wooden Trucks
-
Wagons
-
Large Durable Water Table
-
Large Durable Toy Box with Drain for the playground toys (preferably wooden)
-
Textiles that reflect other cultures (batik prints, brocade, etc.)
-
Cookware and eating utensils from other countries (chopsticks made for children, wok, bamboo steamer, etc.)
-
Colored Card Stock
-
Musical instruments that reflect all cultures

