Contact Information
David Dooley, Founder/President
[email protected]
(661) 477-1513
Advancing Parenting's E.I.N. is 46-0951376
Our nonprofit status can be verified at irs.gov.
Ordering
If you would like to order our bumper stickers simply email me and ask to be put on the waiting list. Businesses, agencies, communities, schools, and organizations may order multiple sets of the fifty-three parenting tips bumper stickers for fleet vehicles, tabletop/counter displays (see image on home page of the bumper stickers in a holder), or to give away at meetings and events. Our bumper stickers are free and we will pay the shipping!
Advancing Parenting’s Dilemma
Advancing Parenting has requests from across the U.S., Canada, and Australia for several thousand sets of the stickers. Unfortunately, it hasn’t the money to print and ship them. The requests come from schools, child abuse prevention councils, family resource centers, CASAs and GALs, children's advocacy groups, service clubs, United Ways, and pediatricians. Traditional funders won't support Advancing Parenting because the impact of bumper stickers can't be measured and evaluated. Local organizations won't help because their money won't stay in Ventura County.
This means Advancing Parenting is entirely dependent on donations. One set of the stickers costs Advancing Parenting about $100. The Rubbermaid holder is about $30 and shipping is at least $30.
You may click the icon below to make a PayPal donation or checks can be made payable to Advancing Parenting and mailed to
Advancing Parenting
559 Bandera Drive
Camarillo, CA 93010
Advancing Parenting needs at least two hundred thousand dollars to print and ship all the stickers that have been requested.
Do not send cash.
A One Man Operation
Advancing Parenting is a one man operation. AP has no office, no employees, and incurs no expenses other than the cost of printing and shipping the bumper stickers.
Many thanks,
David
Advancing Parenting's tips and bumper stickers are protected by copyright.
David Dooley, Founder/President
[email protected]
(661) 477-1513
Advancing Parenting's E.I.N. is 46-0951376
Our nonprofit status can be verified at irs.gov.
Ordering
If you would like to order our bumper stickers simply email me and ask to be put on the waiting list. Businesses, agencies, communities, schools, and organizations may order multiple sets of the fifty-three parenting tips bumper stickers for fleet vehicles, tabletop/counter displays (see image on home page of the bumper stickers in a holder), or to give away at meetings and events. Our bumper stickers are free and we will pay the shipping!
Advancing Parenting’s Dilemma
Advancing Parenting has requests from across the U.S., Canada, and Australia for several thousand sets of the stickers. Unfortunately, it hasn’t the money to print and ship them. The requests come from schools, child abuse prevention councils, family resource centers, CASAs and GALs, children's advocacy groups, service clubs, United Ways, and pediatricians. Traditional funders won't support Advancing Parenting because the impact of bumper stickers can't be measured and evaluated. Local organizations won't help because their money won't stay in Ventura County.
This means Advancing Parenting is entirely dependent on donations. One set of the stickers costs Advancing Parenting about $100. The Rubbermaid holder is about $30 and shipping is at least $30.
You may click the icon below to make a PayPal donation or checks can be made payable to Advancing Parenting and mailed to
Advancing Parenting
559 Bandera Drive
Camarillo, CA 93010
Advancing Parenting needs at least two hundred thousand dollars to print and ship all the stickers that have been requested.
Do not send cash.
A One Man Operation
Advancing Parenting is a one man operation. AP has no office, no employees, and incurs no expenses other than the cost of printing and shipping the bumper stickers.
Many thanks,
David
Advancing Parenting's tips and bumper stickers are protected by copyright.
Advancing Parenting...we take parenting education off bookshelves and put it in public where it belongs.
