Fundraising company left in the dark over money owed by defunct Sask. private school
CTV
A fundraising company says it was left in the dark by a Saskatoon Montessori School that is facing allegations about teachers not being paid.
A fundraising company says it was left in the dark by a Saskatoon Montessori School that is facing allegations about teachers not being paid.
Make It Sow helps facilitate fundraisers with seed sales.
The company says Wild Spirit Education Ltd. ordered 100 brochures and order forms in November. Make It Sow shipped the discounted seeds to the school based on order pledges.
Don Gayford, the owner of Make It Sow, said Wild Spirit was invoiced $1,043.
"We knew there was trouble coming because it's been three months since we sent the order and we're not getting any response," Gayford said.
After CTV News contacted the owner of the school, Christa Nelson, Make It Sow said it received an e-transfer for the balance.
Nelson maintains there was an agreement for the payment to be made at the end of June.
