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About Current FundraiserThank you for your interest in Current Fundraiser. Whether your fundraiser is for a large or a small group, you’ve come to the right place. Discover how simple it is to sell our reasonably priced, practical products — all while earning up to 50% profit. Current has been in the fundraising business since 1950, when founder Miriam Loo had the idea of offering a line of paper products to nonprofit groups to use in fundraising activities. Current knows that you are busy with day-to-day life and that taking on the challenges of a fundraiser can feel overwhelming. Our unique product selection and online ordering are sure to appeal to your customer. So let Current put the FUN back into your fundraiser because we’ve got everything you’ll need to make your sale a success. Sincerely, Current Fundraiser Assistance Center Have questions? Our Fundraiser Assistance Center is here to help. For business hours, email, and mailing address, click here. Satisfaction Guaranteed
About Current The core of Current is the creative people who fill each page of our catalogs with warm, colorful greeting cards, note cards, gift wrap and stationery, address labels and gifts - many exclusively designed. Now America’s largest direct-mail marketer of paper products, gifts, and home decorating items, Current is one of the Pikes Peak region's largest and most significant companies. Current has over 60 years of fundraising and catalog experience. We’ve selected the best selling Current catalog products and incorporated them into our Fundraiser programs. From great products to customer service support, make Current a part of your next fundraising event |
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Current began 60 years ago in the heart of the Rocky Mountains. Actually, Current got its start in the basement of the home of founders Orin and Miriam Loo. An artist and lithographer, Orin had opened a printing business called Looart Press, three years earlier. Then in 1950, his wife, Miriam, had the idea of offering a line of paper products to non-profit groups to use in fund-raising activities. Together, the family printed greeting, Christmas, and recipe cards right in their home, and orders were fulfilled out of their basement for delivery. As this new business expanded, Miriam started thinking about a company name that would always be in step with the times. Thus "Current" was born. In 1967, Current and Looart Press merged. Their company remained privately held for 20 years, when it was purchased by Deluxe Corporation, and later by Taylor Corporation.