“Gold prices are at an all-time high so a gold buying event presents an amazing way for us to raise a good amount of money for these children,” said Amy Robinette, the founder of The Gold Buying Girl. “I see kids having lemonade stands and bake sales to help out the Berry family. I can help, too. I really hope Houstonians will come out to this event on August 9th and help this family.”
Nonprofits often work with The Gold Buying Girl company to host events where guests sell their unwanted gold, platinum and silver. Damaged and broken pieces are accepted. The nonprofit typically earns 10 percent of the proceeds. In this case, Robinette said that The Gold Buying Girl will actually donate a total of 15 percent of the event proceeds to the Berry Children’s Trust. Guests may also choose to donate all proceeds of a single item or more to the trust, boosting the fundraising total quickly.
About The Gold Buying Girl:
Amy Robinette founded The Gold Buying Girl in 2009 as a way to make some extra income. Soon she was recruiting others to join her team as Gold Buying Girls. The company now buys six times as much gold in a year as it did in its first year of business. Robinette’s goal for Gold Buying Girl as a company is to be in all 50 states by 2016. http://www.GoldBuyingGirl.com.
Reporters: Please contact Trent Salch at 281-303-7430 to schedule an interview or for more information.
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