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How do I solicit sponsors for a homeschool convention/expo?

We are a homeschool support group with about 150 families. We are planning an expo and would like to invite museums, book stores, dance schools, and the like to set up tables and display what classes, discounts, and materials they have available for homeschoolers. I'm in charge of finding a few vendors, what is the proper or most successful way of soliciting support for our convention? I am new at this, and would appreciate advice from some pros. Thanks

What a task! I would draft a letter detailing your group and your convention. Be sure to outline the potential customer base they have (i.e. homeschoolers visiting the museum for field trips, etc). Offer a booth for them to do their thing, but also give an option for them to just send along some materials-free passes for door prizes, brochures, discount information, etc. That way, if they are not interested in being there, you still get something. In the letter, I might would introduce the idea and then request a meeting to discuss it further. Face to face might get more results. Then, you can mention things such as museums in other areas having homeschool history days (if yours does not), how many homeschoolers there are nationally and locally, etc. etc. etc. Sell yourself to them as a potential customer base. I hope this helps, and wish you much luck!

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You had asked me if the books I had listed were all you would need. That's entirely up to you. If you go to the link below (your original question, my reply with links), and click on the links I had posted, you'll see a number of items listed as "Homeschool products". Here: They include a timeline, student tests (and answer key), etc. I would definitely recommend the Teacher Edition, as it is so rich in suggestions and supplementary information. The TE which is written for home educators is very good for use at home. And of course you would want the student text for your student. It would be up to you whether you chose to use the tests, made your own, etc. You can see all the materials for Grade 6 world history course at the BJUP website. You might like to get the Subject Kit, as that would give a discount over buying the suggested materials separately. Here: Hope this helps!

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