Holiday card request
taragrbr
Oct 12, 2021
1 min read
We are collecting addresses to mail out holiday cards. Please fill out the form asap to be added to our list.
Also, please do not forget we have a few fundraisers going on.
At 12k another person will run in a purple outfit. 15k our co-founder Tara will run a fun run in all purple. 20k Tara will livestream her first tattoo.
Lynch Creek Farms Holiday Decor: Every time someone shops online through our group's fundraising page, we receive 15% of their purchase. It really is that easy! Join us as a teammate online by entering our invite code PJ92RP at https://www.lynchcreekfundraising.com/teams/join?fundraiser_name=&joincode=PJ92RP
If we work together, I know that we will meet our $1,000 goal in no time!
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