Exton-based J.W. Pepper & Son, Inc., the largest sheet music retailer in the U.S., has new fall fundraising options to help school, church and community music groups raise money.
The new state-of-the-art facility at 191 Sheree Blvd. recently hosted a well-attended open house gala in celebration of the company’s 130th anniversary.
The event also kicked off of the fourth season (second year) of Pepper Fundraising. Celena McAfee, manager of fundraising, announced a new line of products being offered for the company’s autumn season. Pepper now has six fundraising catalogs offering candles and fall décor, sportswear, live plants, yard flags, magazines, and a “garden in a bag” seed catalog.
“Spring and autumn are particularly active for our clients, who may want to kick-off the school year and their sports seasons with money in the bank,” said McAfee. “Our newest line of products will help our clients to successfully raise money for their after-school activities, whether for one individual or an entire dance team, or a choral group. Customers can expect to get a friendly voice on the phone, and helpful, easy- to-follow guidelines that help ensure that their group can afford the next competition, uniform, instruments, etc.”
Founded in 1876, Pepper sells sheet music, music accessories, music software, and music library services via new music subscriptions.
