Do Your Part With MyPart
REUSABLE BAG FUNDRAISERS!
Creative GREEN Fundraisers for Schools and Organizations
We arrange fundraisers for schools, churches, sports teams, clubs, organizations and private individuals. Our reusable bags offer an alternative to the traditional candy bar fundraiser. Students sell a product that directly impacts the environment in a positive way. Traditional fundraisers sell cookie dough, wrapping paper and candy and these items are generally used up quickly.
Why Reusable Bags and Why Now?
- Plastic is harmful to the environment ant to you
- Plastic bags take 100’s of years to break down
- They require special equipment to recycle
- They wind up in ocean and kill over 100,000 ocean animals per year
- One person uses 350 per year...that's 24,500 over your lifetime!
The Truth Behind the Numbers is Startling
Plastic Garbage "Island" Floating in the Pacific is Larger
than the United States
SeaWorld has Banned Plastic Bags!
The World is Starting to Pay Attention
11countries including South Africa, Canada, Ireland and all of China
HAVE BANNED OR RESTRICTED
Only one US city has a ban on plastic bags: San Francisco
Los Angeles, Santa Monica, Oakland, Boston, Portland Oregon, Encinitas and just recently, San Diego are all proposing a ban on plastic bags.
Our Mission
The MyPart mission is to empower students, their parents, individuals and whole communities to make a difference.
MyPart is a fundraising company committed to making a difference in communities by helping children and schools protect the environment. MyPart fundraisers teach important environmental lessons by putting solutions directly into the hands of participants.
MyPart reusable bags, for example, change our daily habit from casual indifference (using plastic bags) to actual preservation. As a company, we are committed to spreading this knowledge to children, their schools and ultimately to their communities.
MyPart will empower independent distributors with a passion for the environment to launch successful fundraisers in their communities. These individuals earn a good income, educate children and parents, and help raise funds for their schools.
