Cincinnati, OH
Arlitt Child & Family Research & Education Center, University Of Cincinnati

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Parent #1
2009/2010
Olan Mills Portrait Studios would like your school to consider us as one of your Fundraising Projects for the 2009/2010 school year. Olan Mills has been in business since 1932 and currently has over 600 studio locations in the United States, including several located in the Cincinnati areas. We photograph over one million studio sittings each year and are the most recognized brand name in portrait photography.

What we are proposing, is your school selling our coupons, which give the customer 1)10x13, 1)8x10, 2)5x7â??s , 16 Wallets and 12 Christmas Cards of their favorite pose for only $13.00. The school would sell the coupon and the customer would come to our studio to be photographed anytime within 20 days from the date they receive their coupon. Olan Mills would take full responsibility for contacting the customer to set up their appointment. Your school would be responsible for selling the coupon only.

Normally, we split the coupon sell 50/50 with the organization. However, since this is a new fundraising venture for your school we would allow you to keep $7.00 and Olan Mills $6.00 for each coupon sold. We hope that after you do the first fundraiser with us and see how simple and uncomplicated it is, you will want to do more in the future.

Take a few days and then give me a call at the phone number below. The cell number is what I would suggest calling, and call any time. Also, you can send an email to me if that would be easier. I would be more than happy to answer any questions that you might have, or to attend a PTO meeting to explain our fundraiser if necessary.

Thank you for your consideration.



Shirley Lutz
District Manager Ohio
Olan Mills Portrait Studios
865-809-4436
Shirleylutz@olanmills.com

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