What are Bumper Stickers?
Bumper stickers have been around almost as long as cars. They are small stickers which people attach to the back fender, bumper, or (in some cases) windshield of their vehicle. Most commonly sized at 3 inches by 12 inches, they are often made of weather resistant vinyl. Some also take the form as transparent polyester decals, which stick to the insides of windows with static or pressure. While bumper stickers are notoriously difficult to remove, there are options which make the process easier. Some bumper stickers are magnetic, decals are simply peel-and-stick, and even old-fashioned glue-adhering bumper stickers are easily removable with a penetrating oil such as WD-40. How a Bumper Sticker Fundraiser Works In bumper sticker fundraising, churches generally contract with a company that helps them create a design and prints the stickers for them, generally at a cost of $.20 to $.50 per sticker. These bumper stickers are then sold by the church through volunteer efforts at a cost of $1.0
