Responsible Fundraising

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Responsible Fundraising is an authorized distributor of the new RightResponse fundraising program started by co-founder Mark Miller of Vancouver, WA. The Right Response fundraising program started with one goal in mind – to offer a responsible and healthy fundraising option. We value our partnership with Right Response to offer a healthy alternative to traditional candy and junk food fundraisers. Our First Aid Kit promotions are the solution for schools, athletic groups, non-profits and other organizations to achieve their fundraising goals faster while supporting a healthy community and lifestyle. Our compact First Aid Zip Packs and our All Purpose First Aid Kit - Soft Bag contain the all the basics for first aid care. The contents have been reviewed by a physician and are listed on the back of each kit. Kits typically include an assortment of bandages, antiseptic wipes, ointments, gauze pads, first aid tape, some ibuprofen and a first aid guide. Kits like these have been sold for more than 20 years, and have proven very useful and handy. Responsible Fundraising is a Division of Centers for Health and Public Safety (CHPS).

While many fundraising programs focus on selling candy or junk food, the Responsible Fundraising program takes a different approach, offering socially responsible options for budget-strapped organizations. Responsible Fundraising works in partnership with the Centers for Health and Public Safety (CHPS) to offer organizations and groups a chance to raise funds toward the purchase of a new generation first aid kit that includes an automated external defibrillator (AED).The Centers for Health and Public Safety’s SafetyKits are designed to address sudden cardiac arrest, one of the leading causes of death in the United States. Sudden cardiac arrest strikes men, women, and children of all ages, and when it hits, every minute counts. If you’re able to apply CPR and an automated external defibrillator (AED) within the first minute of a sudden cardiac arrest, your victim’s chance for survival is close to 90 percent.  If offices, public places, schools, and homes were properly equipped to handle a sudden cardiac arrest within three to five minutes of the heart stopping, survival rates could increase dramatically. If you're sport team or department, educational facility, or office doesn't have a first aid kit with an AED, you can use your fundraiser to earn a Centers for Health and Public Safety (CHPS) SafetyKit! Your groups Responsible Fundraising First Aid fundraiser profits can ensure that your organization is more prepared to save a life.