The moderate tuition for St. John's students is among the lowest in the Toledo Diocese. We rely on fundraisers and the generosity of the parishioners of St. John the Evangelist Church to fund our school. The school participates in multiple campaigns that bring in additional monies. Every bit of help is always appreciated.

   
                  There are many fundraising techniques that fit into existing shopping habits.
   
   Do you know that your Chief Supermarket receipt can earn cash for St. John’s? The company donates one percent of the total of all receipts back to the school. But we don’t get the money unless receipts are turned in.

  The Meijer Community Rewards program also means money for the school. It’s not a credit card. The company makes a donation based on the amount you spend each month. There are no receipts to turn in; the company keeps track for you. All you have to do is register for the program at the store or online at meijer.com and present the card when you make a purchase.

   Sterling also has a donation program. Save all Holy Cow lids from milk and other products and Sterling pays the school 5 cents for each one.

  The Campbell Company awards free educational equipment based on proofs of purchase from its products included in the Labels for Education program. Please cut out the UPC code located next to the image.

   General Mills also offers money to schools through its Box Tops for Education. Just clip the logo off the box and turn it in.

   All labels and receipts can be put in the Sunday collection or dropped off at school. What can be easier than doing something more with what you are already buying? If you have any questions please call the school or rectory.