I am selling 16 high-value educational PowerPoint games that are designed to keep your kids entertained while they learn. While the games are part of my small business, I am part of the proceeds to help refurbish and modernised a rural school library in Malawi.

But hang on a moment. If you have not done so already, I urge you to read more about my fundraising campaign to refurbish a rural school library in my home country, Malawi, which I helped construct in 2012.

It is important for you to understand why I am making this Bumpsale before I explain what a Bumpsale is about below or before you decide to participate in this first series.

Please head back to this page when you’re done or inspired to participate in this Bumpsale.

If you’re new to this concept, no worries. Let me explain.

A bumpsale is a form of selling a product or service whereby the seller allows for a price increase after each purchase is made. I hope that explanation is clear, or else you can learn more about this concept here.

In my case, I am selling 16 high-value PowerPoint games for children’s learning. These virtual games are fun and highly educational—the term we use is “edutainment.” Each game costs as little as £1.99. I bet that’s less than a cup of coffee, right? 🙂. This means the total value for 16 games is £31.84 (well, let’s just round it off to £32).

But since my mission is to raise £12,000 as soon as possible (by December 2024), I’m running a series of bumpsale challenges. The first bumpsale—I mean, this bumpsale—is targeting only 30 people who are interested in purchasing these awesome games for their little heroes.

I am giving away the entire collection of 16 games in one bundle (again, worth £32) for only £2 for the first person who buys.

What does this mean? With a bump price of £1 (i.e., a uniform increment of £1 on every purchase made), it means that the first person to purchase the bundle will only pay £2, the second will pay £3, the third will pay £4, and so on.

Therefore, by the time the 30th (last) person purchases, I’ll have raised £465.00 (of course, that’s before any platform charges). The 30th person will be expected to pay exactly £32 for the bundle (the actual bundle value).

For every bundle purchase made, the next purchaser will receive an automatic price increase of £1. Since the starting price is as little as £2, if you happen to be that first buyer, you get a £32-worth bundle for only £2.

So, if you are convinced these games can support the learning of your little hero—that’s your son(s), daughter(s), niece(s), or nephew(s)—then surely there is no reason to delay.

The earlier you participate in this bumpsale challenge, the cheaper it will be for you. And the faster I reach the target of 30 customers, the faster I reach the target of £465.00 for this first round. Therefore, you win, and I win too.

Most importantly, your little hero(s) win too. Trust me, they will thank you profusely!

And, oh yes, the targeted community in Malawi in which I intend to refurbish the library also wins big time. All because of you.

Everyone wins! You. Me. Your little hero(s). My community. Everyone!

So, let’s do this now!