We are a family business that was founded and designed by Marty Reid, an art teacher in 2000. We know the kind of support you need because we've been art teachers, parents, and school volunteers who know what it takes to support education. We are committed to helping schools and organizations recognize that there are better "family-focused" fundraising options that do not require door-to-door selling and offer LASTING, QUALITY products to treasure for years.
Our passion is ART ADVOCACY. “NO ARTIST LEFT BEHIND”
Our goal is to VALIDATE the efforts of students, staff and parents.
Our commitment is to offer fundraising excellence, ease, and success.
FREE MAGNET PROGRAM. A unique, high-tech project that offers you the ability to have your students' artwork easily transformed into a diverse selection of high quality custom products at reasonable prices. Profit on EVERY product is 33% with the option of raising or lowering prices. EVERY ARTIST RECEIVES A FREE MAGNET!
THE GREAT WALL OF ART PROGRAM. An awesome project that enhances school spirit and creates an enduring public art wall using ceramic tiles or wall hangings. Funds for this project can be acquired by requesting parent and/or community donations; by writing grants; by administrator discretionary funds; or by profits acquired from participating in our Free Magnet Program.
Here are just a few of the reasons why people keep coming back to Square 1 Art:
EASIEST art-based fundraiser program ever!
FREE PREVIEW MAGNET for participants made from their very own artwork!
GREAT PROFITS for schools and organizations! (suggested 33% or option to raise or lower prices)
WIN-WIN structure that can’t be beat! Proven track record of success.
CELEBRATES youth art!
PROMOTES higher level thinking skills!
BUILDS self-esteem and confidence!
HIGH QUALITY, UNIQUE PRODUCTS make great keepsakes, gifts and treasures.
NO NONSENSE BILLING!
ARTWORK is submitted only ONE TIME and returned immediately. We never need it again!
MEANINGFUL fundraiser that parents will thank you for doing!
TWO LOCATIONS for Spring 2008 - New York and Georgia