Virtual fundraising services for local organizations
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LOS ANGELES - Californer -- Los Angeles - Garuda Promo and Branding Solutions (Garuda Promo), a promotional products agency is announcing their pop-up fundraising service (https://www.garudapromo.com/pop-up-fundraising-...) helping schools, non-profits and community organizations to fundraise by selling apparel online. Through this time-limited campaign, Garuda Promo will design the items, setup fundraising online store, produce, fulfill and ship the items when completed. It is a stress-free and safe way to raise money in the time of the pandemic.

"The initial feedback has been very positive, as a lot of organizations are challenged to find ways to continue fundraising without risking volunteer's well-being and health," said Shirley Ho, co-founder of Garuda Promo and Branding Solutions. "That tells me that there is a definite need in virtual fundraising. We are glad to be able to use our expertise in merchandising, promotional products and fulfillment to help them reach their fundraising goal."

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With the first few fundraising stores completed, Garuda Promo has compiled some helpful case studies (https://www.garudapromo.com/tag/popup-fundraising/) to help potential organizations to see how they can take advantage of this service and customize.

"We are continuing to fine tune the service based on client's feedback. Along with our virtual company store, spirit wear store, sports fan gear store, we are hoping to develop a complete strategy for clients to sell merchandise, fundraise, build brand royalty virtually in the pandemic and beyond." said Ho.