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Spell-a-thon

Raise money by spelling

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Written by Vinay Anne
Updated over a week ago

Spell-a-thon

Spell-a-thons are super simple. Students will ask friends and family for sponsors online for the number of words they spell correctly on a test given in class (teachers choose the words). No event to organize or junk to sell. SUPER EASY.

Word List: Click here to find a Spell-a-thon word list from 1st to 8th grade.

You can also run this fundraiser a Math-a-thon, instead of words spelled correctly, students receive donations for number of problems solved. Find Math-a-thon problem worksheets here.

Here's how SIMPLE it is:

  • Parents receive a link to their student's page via email - ZERO parent set-up which leads to more donations!

  • They simply share that link via email, Facebook, Twitter, etc.

  • Students obtain donations for words spelled correctly

  • You enter the results and we send you a check the next day

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