Get started on your Math-A-Thon with these resources that will help you and your students prepare for a great event. You can also order Funbooks and set up an event in your area. Please contact us if you have questions. We want to make your Math-A-Thon experience a great one.
Take your Math-A-Thon online
Join the thousands of schools that are already helping the kids of St. Jude by doing Math-A-Thon on the Web. Using these great online tools will engage your students, open new fundraising opportunities and help increase your fundraising success, benefiting the children of St. Jude.
By fundraising online, you'll get your own, customizable school Web page, allowing you to:
- customize and send e-mails to remind and recruit students, request donations, and thank sponsors
- promote your event on Facebook and Twitter
- accept credit card donations
- set your fundraising goal and keep track of your progress
Already a Math-A-Thon coordinator? Log in to manage your event.
With their parent or guardian's permission, your students can set up their own secure fundraising Web pages. Students can also use the online Funbook, created by Scholastic, to solve math problems based on their grade level. The online Funbook provides a fun and challenging alternative to the paper version of the Funbook. As the coordinator, you have access to all student page information.
Need help getting started? View the online fundraising instructions on the Coordinator Resources page or call 1-800-FUNBOOK (386-2665).
Helpful links:
Coordinator Resources
Prizes
Featured Stories
- Win a trip to Hollywood to see a live taping of a Nickelodeon show
- New St. Jude Math-A-Thon video featuring Nickelodeon stars
- 2010-2011 Top 100 Fundraising Schools
- Joy Watson honored as 2011 Math-A-Thon Coordinator of the Year
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