Beyond Goody Bag Announces New Partnerships with Select Nonprofit Organizations

Atlanta, GA, February 19, 2015 --(PR.com)-- Beyond Goody Bag, an Atlanta startup that raises funds and awareness for charities, has announced new partnerships with charitable organizations. Beyond Goody Bag provides digital party favors that are handed out at birthday parties, weddings, and other private and corporate events that can then be used by the party guests to donate to charity. Whatever the guests do not donate to charity can be redeemed for a gift card from a large selection of major brands.

“We are pleased to announce our new partnerships with a select group of charities, including the Brad Cohen Tourette Foundation, Camp Twin Lakes, Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, Ian’s Friends Foundation, and Savvy Cyber Kids,” says Robert Bock, co-founder of Beyond Goody Bag. “Their efforts touch so many people’s lives.”

In addition to including their partner charities as donation options, Beyond Goody Bag finds that these partnerships are extremely productive. "When an individual hears about Beyond Goody Bag directly from the charity they are more inclined to donate their e-gift to that organization," continues Bock. "As a result, outreach through the participating charity is very effective for that organization."

For more information on how you can give meaningful party favors, please visit http://www.beyondgoodybag.com or contact Beyond Goody Bag at www.beyondgoodybag.com/contact.

About Beyond Goody Bag - Beyond Goody bag was formed to make the world a better place one party favor at a time. Its mission is to raise funds and awareness for charities by eliminating the wasteful spending on traditional goody bags and party favors. Beyond Goody Bag e-gifts are perfect for birthday parties, weddings, bar/bat mitzvahs, family/class reunions, bridal showers, baby showers, and other private and corporate events. They can also be used as gifts for any occasion.