The 'Little Footsteps' Business Seeks to Impact Children
Jennifer Gosnell — July 10, 2013 — Social Good
References: little-footsteps & indiegogo
After operating two centres educating young children in Blenheim, New Zealand, the Little Footsteps business is looking to expand once again. A 100% family owned business, Little Footsteps' educating process "aims to provide a warm, child orientated centre that promotes optimum learning in a relaxed, welcoming and stimulating environment."
"In their first 5 years of life a child learns more and their brain undergos more growth than at any other stage in their life, which is why it is so important for them to be exposed to a high quality early learning environment," states Little Footprints on why it is targeting this age range of children.
As the organization is running this fundraising event on Indiegogo.com, the small social business seeks to offer a tangible perk to any donation provided. These perks range from a thank you note to hours or years for your child to attend the school. Essentially, if you donate enough money, you basically buy time at the school -- a pretty great opportunity for both sides of the equation.
Contact Information
Little Footprints Website
Little Footprints on Indiegogo
"In their first 5 years of life a child learns more and their brain undergos more growth than at any other stage in their life, which is why it is so important for them to be exposed to a high quality early learning environment," states Little Footprints on why it is targeting this age range of children.
As the organization is running this fundraising event on Indiegogo.com, the small social business seeks to offer a tangible perk to any donation provided. These perks range from a thank you note to hours or years for your child to attend the school. Essentially, if you donate enough money, you basically buy time at the school -- a pretty great opportunity for both sides of the equation.
Contact Information
Little Footprints Website
Little Footprints on Indiegogo
Trend Themes
1. Early Education Fundraising - Expanding fundraising campaigns for early education centers can create opportunities for more children to have access to high-quality learning environments.
2. Family-owned Education Centers - The rise of family-owned businesses in the early education industry provides a unique opportunity for personalized and child-oriented learning experiences.
3. Perk-based Fundraising - Using tangible perks as incentives for donations in fundraising campaigns can attract more contributors and create mutually beneficial opportunities.
Industry Implications
1. Education - The early education industry can benefit from innovative fundraising campaigns that expand access to quality learning environments.
2. Social Business - Social businesses, like Little Footsteps, can disrupt the traditional education industry by providing personalized learning experiences with a focus on community impact.
3. Online Fundraising - The online fundraising industry can adopt perk-based models to attract more donors and support diverse causes, such as early education centers.
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