There are several ways you can help raise funds to support CASP.
CASP fundraising is designed to be as low-impact as possible and to take advantage of things you're already doing.
Direct Appeal
Click here Donate with PayPal Giving Fund to donate. Thank you for your support!
iGive.com
Help CASP raise funds while you shop online! iGive.com is an online shopping mall where a portion of each purchase is donated to CASP. Many of your favorite online retailers selling office supplies, travel, clothing, and more participate. There is no fee to use this program. Simply visit CASP's iGive website to sign up. Once you're signed up, log in through the iGive website before you visit your favorite retailer.
Create a Facebook Fundraiser
Creating a Facebook Fundraiser for CASP is simple! Facebook will autogenerate it for you. You can host a FB fundraiser in honor of a birthday, special occasion or just because you want to support CASP. Click here for a step-by-step guide to help you in the process.
RaiseRight Gift Card Program
Did you know that you can raise money to support CASP while doing your everyday shopping and dining out? Food, clothing, gas, recreation, and home improvements are all things we shop for. Through CASP, you can purchase gift cards from over 300 retailers and use them for purchases you were going to make anyway! Each card purchased carries an associated “contribution” of 1.5-18% or more to CASP. You receive 100 %, dollar for dollar and only pay the face value; CASP receives a percentage from the retailer. It’s a win-win! Gift cards make great gifts for everyone on your holiday shopping list. RaiseRight has surcharge-free Visa cards. When purchasing these from CASP you just pay face value of the card. Don’t forget holidays, vacations, birthdays, and to treat yourself or someone else. RaiseRight is an easy, stress-free convenient way to help CASP and accomplish your shopping in one easy step! See the attached order form for more.
If you are interested in participating in any of our fundraisers, please contact the CASP Director.