Innisbrook wrapping paper sales...anyone have feedback?

Re: Innisbrook wrapping paper sales...anyone have feedback?

• JENandJEH member

  September 2014

  I actually love Innisbrook wrapping paper so I would be happy with that fundraiser compared to the awful, cheap wrapping paper and random catalog of stuff DS1's school sold last year.  Innisbrook is thick, cuts well (doesn't rip) and there tends to be a lot on the roll.  Some rolls are reversible and they usually have cute designs.  

  
  

  I've never ordered any of the other things aside from gift bags and bows so I can't speak to the quality of that.  My mom is part of an organization that does Innisbrook wrapping paper as a fundraiser and her entire group of friends and family love it and they tend to make quite a bit because it is known as good, quality paper in her area so people are willing to buy it without them having to push their fundraiser.  

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• neverblushed member

  September 2014

  You can support your school's PTA just by placing an order yourself.  Don't feel like you have to get out there and sell, sell, sell to friends and family to make it worth your time.  Just order what you want to buy.

  
  

  I've never seen a fundraiser with Innisbrook paper.  My kids' schools have done Sally Foster in the past, though, which is also a wrapping paper fundraiser.  I usually buy a couple rolls, but I'm really into wrapping paper for some reason.  It is higher quality paper than what you get from Target or Walmart.  I like that you can get a set that comes with matching ribbons and bows.

  High School English teacher and mom of 2 kids:

  
  

  DD, born 9/06/00 -- 12th grade

  DS, born 8/25/04 -- 7th grade

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