Funds2OrgsReviews of funds2orgs.com

The weekly calls were great from the coaches. After my campaign ended on March 4th, the weekly calls ended as it was now in the logistics phase so collection date can be made. I knew from the beginning that it could take up to 45 days from the end of the campaign to get the shoes collected but now we are in eight weeks since the end of campaign and logistics has yet to call. The space that we are using to store the nearly 200 bags of shoes is needed for an upcoming conference we are hosting very soon. I’ve called every week since the 45 days expired and was told that the truck is in the northeast (New York area). We are in Philly (less than 2 hours away) so I’m praying logistics come through asap. I’m not sure how much longer we can wait without having logistics call us with definitive information. I was definitely willing to wait up to six weeks but now we are slowly inching into week 9. 🙁

I recently participated in a Funds2Go shoe fundraiser to help a family pay medical bills for their sick child. I came here to read some reviews because I was disappointed after my collected shoes were picked up, counted and weighed. I did agree to collect 100 bags, but 2500 pairs was unreachable by myself. The child's family only received $278 from the 55 bags I collected. I should have written them a personal check for $500 instead of collecting shoes. The goal set was too high for me. I will apologize to the family and probably send money directly to them. There were others in my fundraiser that met/exceeded their goal, I just wasn't able to. The Company did send everything needed for the collection and they called weekly to see how things were going. Congratulations to those of you that were successful.

I got the flyer at school and thought, what a neat idea. Once started it was a HUGE undertaking and a lot of man hours and physical work. I'm glad our school was able to participate and earn money however the amount earned verses the amount of hours and man power was not equitable. I hope what we collected truly will make a difference in the microeconomic places the shoes end up but I think this was a one and done opportunity for me.