Frequently Asked Questions
for Teachers

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• I am interested in running the Art Cards by Kids fundraiser, do you have materials to present to my parent group/school? 
  A: Absolutely! To get started, simply contact us to request presentation materials, and we’ll gladly provide you with all the information you need.

• Can I order and pay for a class set (1 card from each of my students)?
  A: The school fundraiser coordinator has access to the ordering sets, so please contact them directly to place your class set order.

• Will my class get their original artwork back?
  A: Yes! At the end of the fundraiser, we always return all original artwork to the school along with the completed orders

• I have a late piece of artwork or I forgot to include one.
  A: Please reach out to your school fundraiser coordinator for assistance. They can then contact us directly to learn how to submit the artwork properly.

• I need more Art Sheets, where can I get them?
  A: Extra Art Sheets are always provided directly to the school. If you need additional sheets, please check with the school office or contact your school fundraiser coordinator to find out where they are kept.

• What mediums can I use for the artwork?
  A: Paints, pastels, felts, and glued objects are all allowed when creating artwork. However, glitter, sand, or fine particles are not permitted, as they can fall off and damage our equipment. To achieve the best results, we recommend using bold, bright colors—acrylic paints work especially well for high-quality reproduction on products. On the other hand, lightly or sparsely colored pencil crayon does not transfer effectively. For more detailed instructions and tips, please refer to our Teacher Guidelines included with your Art Sheets. Additionally, visit our Artwork Ideas page for inspiration and step-by-step instructions to help spark creativity.

• What kind of artwork should my class create?
  A: Before getting started, please check with your school’s fundraiser coordinator to see if they have a specific theme in mind based on the fundraiser’s end date. For example, if your school is running a fall campaign, the artwork will likely be Christmas, holiday, or winter themed. In spring, general theme artwork is best like landscapes, animals, self portraits, artist studies for year-round display.
  
  See our Artwork Ideas resource.

• I am missing a sample card.
  A: This may indicate that a piece of artwork was missed during one of the processing steps. If you notice anything missing, please contact us and we’ll be happy to investigate further.

(For School Fundraising Coordinator)

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