Bringing Children's Creativity to Life
Fundraising Project Resources
Posters
Let everyone know you're fundraising with a bright, visual poster. Click on the poster you like, download and print. Pop them up all around your school, club, local post office and sports halls and get the message out there.
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Downloads
Digital Promo Pack
Download the Christmas Project Promo Pack for assets and tips on promoting the project to parents / guardians and maximising fundraising potential.
Teachers Guide
Organiser Guide
Clickable Parent
Leaflet
Perfect for sharing on WhatsApp!
Communication
Artwork Guidelines
We only have a few guidelines, and they're all there to ensure children's artwork is produced perfectly. Read through them all below before you unleash their artistic talent!
If using photos, avoid glossy finishes as they can reflect light during scanning.
Photo Finish
Designs that fill the entire page create the most striking printed goods. Keep crucial elements, especially text,
away from the edges. Designs
can be portrait or landscape.
Fill The Page
If you chalk pastels, spray the artwork with a fixative or hairspray before sending it to us.
Fixative For Chalk Pastels
Pencil drawings often don't show up clearly in print. Unfortunately, we cannot enhance these, and no refunds will be provided for pencil artwork.
Avoid Pencil Drawings
Collage artwork looks awesome when printed. Ensure collages are no thicker than 5mm. Use materials like tissue paper or fabric and make sure everything is securely attached.
Collage
Please do not use glitter. It can mix with other artworks and damage our printing machines.
No Glitter
Bold, bright colours stand out best in print. Consider using paints or creating collages for the most impactful results.
Vibrant Colours