TNT Fireworks has partnered with more that 5,000 nonprofit organizations nationwide, and have helped generate more than $35 million to support community causes. So, whether your organization is raising money to help our veterans and American soldiers, to send your religious organization on a mission trip, or to fund your community’s youth program, we will help your organization organize a fundraising opportunity that will help you reach your goals.

This is what one of your fellow nonprofits had to say about fundraising with TNT Fireworks: “For the students who fall between the gap of getting public assistance and having full insurance, we are there to help. Our mission is that there will not be a child in school in Kings County that lacks glasses if they need them – it’s so important to their educational success. If we didn’t sell fireworks, we wouldn’t be able to offer free eye screening and eyeglasses to needy students, and we probably couldn’t fund the scholarships we do now for future vision care professionals.” Jim Gregory, Hanford Breakfast Lions Club, Kings County

TNT Fireworks has partnered with more that 5,000 nonprofit organizations nationwide, and have helped generate more than $35 million to support community causes. So, whether your organization is raising money to send youth to summer camp, to send your religious organization on a mission trip, or to fund your community’s youth sports program, we will help your organization organize fundraising opportunities that can help you reach your goals.

This is what one of your fellow nonprofits had to say about fundraising with TNT Fireworks:
“Fireworks bring in more than double what we make through our concessions, pizza and car wash fundraisers. We’re in a rural area and a lot of families can’t afford to pay for what our annual fireworks sale provides. We don’t wan to refuse any kid who wants to play sports. Our football program keeps our youth off the streets.” – Arlene Ramirez-Moor, donations director, California City Youth Football, California City

TNT Fireworks has partnered with more that 5,000 nonprofit organizations nationwide, and have helped generate more than $35 million to support community causes. So, whether your organization is raising money to send your youth group to summer camp, to send your religious organization on a mission trip to help recovery efforts in Haiti, or to send your local high school soccer team to training camp, we will help you organize fundraising opportunities that will help you get them there.

Here’s what one of your fellow nonprofits had to say about fundraising with TNT Fireworks: “As a result, 44 girls from my soccer team were able to earn money that paid for their summer team camp at Southern Utah University in Cedar City, Utah. The varsity won 7 of 8 varsity games, outscored their opponents 38-1, and won both the 3v3 competition and the penalty kick shootout. Once again thank you for helping make this summer a great one for the Lehi High School Girls Soccer team” —Coach Brett Bergholm, Lehi High School Girls Soccer Head Coach, 2008 Region 4 Champions, Ranked #14 – 2008 NSCAA/Adidas Western Region VI

Dr. Paul Light, a noted scholar of American government and civil society and professor at New York University’s Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, predicts that 100,000 nonprofits will be forced to close over the next two years.

Don’t let that prediction scare you. TNT Fireworks has partnered with more that 5,000 nonprofit organizations nationwide, and have helped generate more than $35 million to support community causes. So, whether your organization is raising money to help our veterans and American soldiers, to send your religious organization on a mission trip to help recovery efforts in Haiti, or to fund your community’s youth sports program, we will help your organization organize fundraising opportunities that can help you reach your goals.

This is what one of your fellow nonprofits had to say about fundraising with TNT Fireworks: “Everyone benefits from charitable organizations selling fireworks. Families come together for an evening of American patriotism, and nonprofit groups are able to help hundreds of youth in our city at a level they couldn’t otherwise, if at all.”—Pastor Richard Sinclair, Woodland Christian Center

These TNT Supercenters are NOW OPEN:

Leeds, Alabama
Friday & Saturday: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. CT
Sunday: Noon – 6 p.m. CT
6421 United States Highway 78
Leeds, AL 35094
Phone: 205-699-5868

Dania Beach, Florida
Monday – Saturday 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. ET
768 E. Dania Beach Blvd.
Dania Beach, FL 33004
Phone: 954-920-6770

Jennings, Florida
Monday – Saturday 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. ET
2019 Hamilton Avenue
Jennings, FL 32053
Phone: 386-938-2690

West Palm Beach, Florida
Saturdays Only 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. ET (Until May 26)
393 South Military Trail
West Palm Beach, FL 33415
Phone: 561-689-2114

Dayton, Ohio
Monday – Friday: 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. ET
Saturday: 10 a.m. – 4:20 p.m. ET
Sunday: Closed
840 South Union Road
Dayton, OH 45417
Phone: 937-835-5921
Fax: 937-835-5438
Toll Free: 800-413-5711

Easton, Pennsylvania
Weekdays, Monday – Thursday 11 a.m. – 6 p.m. ET
Weekends, Friday – Sunday 10 a.m. – 7 p.m. ET
102 Cedarville Rd
Easton, PA 18042
Phone: 484-546-0680

Upper Chichester, Pennsylvania
Weekdays, Monday – Thursday 11 a.m. – 6 p.m. ET
Weekends, Friday – Sunday 10 a.m. – 7 p.m. ET
820 Columbia Ave
Upper Chichester, PA 19061
Phone: 484-480-4253

North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Monday – Sunday 11 a.m. – 7 p.m. ET
2904 Highway 17 South
North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582
Phone: 843-272-0272

Cleveland, Tennessee
Monday – Sunday 10 a.m. – 7 p.m. ET
1 Pleasant Grove Rd. SW
Cleveland, TN 37311
Phone: 423-559-1731

Caryville, Tennessee
Monday – Sunday 8 a.m. – 8 p.m. ET
140 John McGhee Blvd.
Caryville, TN 37714
Phone: 423-566-7686

Evanston, Wyoming
Sunday – Thursday 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. MT
Friday – Saturday 8 a.m. – 8 p.m. MT
755 Prospector Drive
Evanston, WY 82930
Phone: 307-789-2180

 A January 2009 survey of 22,000 donors by Cygnus Applied Research found that almost half planned to decrease or were uncertain about their ability to make contributions. Well, we are here to help you get past that. Selling fireworks is one of the easiest and most-profitable fundraisers available.

TNT Fireworks has partnered with more that 5,000 nonprofit organizations nationwide, and have helped generate more than $35 million to support community causes. So, whether your organization is raising money to help our veterans and American soldiers, to send your religious organization on a mission trip to help recovery efforts in Haiti, or to fund your community’s youth sports program, we will help your organization organize fundraising opportunities that can help you reach your goals.

 This is what one of your fellow nonprofits had to say about fundraising with TNT Fireworks: “The funds from fireworks sales make up a major portion of our income. Without this fundraiser, we would only be able to open one day per week. It would severely curtail the number of people we are able to help. Last year, none of the 6,500 men, women and children who came to the center for food or clothing was turned away.”—Debbie Caravalho, Viola Blythe Center

The Delmae Ruritan Club of Florence, SC will be running two fireworks stands in the Florence area (Hoffmeyer Rd at the Kmart, and at the S. Irby St Wal-mart) from now through the New Year’s holiday! The Ruritan Club is a local service organization that has nearly 32,000 members throughout the United States who work to improve more than 1,200 local communities. Since the organization’s beginning in 1928, Ruritan Clubs have served America with fellowship, goodwill, and community service. Ruritan is a civic service organization made up of local clubs in urban areas, small towns and rural communities.

Many clubs provide and supervise community recreational centers, sponsor Little League and other athletic programs, involve themselves in anti-litter campaigns, help the sick and needy, and perform a wide range of services to help their communities.

Unlike most civic service organizations, Ruritan rarely has national programs. Rather, each club surveys its own community as to the needs of that community and then works to meet some of those needs. Nearly all clubs work locally with FFA, 4-H and other organizations serving youth. Nearly one in every three Ruritan clubs sponsors a Boy or Girl Scout unit.

In Orangeburg, SC, Old Mt Zion Baptist Church will also be running a fireworks fundraising sale from now through the New Year’s Holiday! Their stand is located in the Papa John’s Parking lot at 2365 Chestnut St. (across from the mall) in Orangeburg. Hours are from 10am to 10pm, and a portion of each purchase stays right in the local community.

Other groups you can support in South Carolina that are fundraising during the New Year are:

·The Pentecostals of Spartanburg Fireworks. Help them raise money for their community outreach, youth and missions programs with TWO locations one at the Ingles on Hwy 29 in Spartanburg and the other at Ingles on Hwy # 9 in Boiling Springs, SC.

·Carolina Dirtbags Baseball Team are raising money for their club and they’re located across the street from Chic-fil-a at 101 Beacon Drive & Pelham Road in Greenville, SC just off I-85 location.

·Calvary Apostolic Church has three locations in the Greenville area, Bilo’s at 715 E. Main Street in Greer, SC; China Buffet at 6119 Whitehorse Road in Greenville, SC and the Wal-Mart Shopping Center at 3027 Wade Hampton Blvd. in Taylors, SC.

·Carolina High School and Coach Barry Cannon is raising money to support the High School Baseball Team. They are selling TNT Fireworks at Big Lots Parking Lot on 2600 Old Anderson Road in Greenville, SC.

·In Westminster, SC, Seneca Church of God is raising money for their church and they are located at 1049 E. Main Street Ingles Grocery Store.

·Whitestone Freedom Fellowship Church on 1637 Sandifer Blvd in Seneca, SC as they raise money for their outreach programs to feed and cloth the needy in the local community by selling TNT Fireworks.

·River of Life Church of God at the Wal-Mart Shopping Center located at 651 Hwy 28 Bypass in Anderson, SC as they raise funds for their youth department.

·The local teens of Tremont Church of God are running two TNT Fireworks fundraising locations for the New Year’s season. One is in Easley, SC in front of Wal-Mart at 1011 Pendleton Drive and the other is Easley Village at 5155 Calhoun Memorial Highway.

·Annual TNT Fireworks fundraiser for the Simpsonville Church of God Youth at the Ingles /Kohl’s Shopping Center at 621 Fairview Road just off Grandview Drive in Simpsonville, SC.

For all TNT Firework fundraising locations in South Carolina go to http://www.tntfireworks.com/location-standtent.php?st=SC and remember “If It’s Not TNT, It’s Not Fireworks!”

For those that live in Florida, the tents opened state wide on 12/28 but you can also pick up TNT Fireworks and Party Supplies at our TNT Supercenters in Alabama, Florida, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Wyoming as well as many of your local retailers across the country including Walmart, Sams Club, Target, Costco, Kroger and Meijer.

Not sure where the closest location is to you. No problem. Just go to http://tntfireworks.com/location.php and there are two options right under the map.  Click the dropdown box to find a TNT Supercenter, as well as fabulous fireworks coupons or input your zip code to find a stand and tent.  It’s that easy. 

What’s that, you didn’t get any TNT coupons this year?  Well, don’t miss out on July 4th specials, sign up for our TNT Club http://www.tntfireworks.com/tntclub.php and coupons will be emailed right to your computer.

So Happy New Year and remember, If it’s not TNT, it’s not fireworks!

Description:  The selection of legal fireworks in Virginia is limited… so you need to get a little creative. The pinwheel is powered by a drill and the white PVC is used make some very large, flexible sparklers from fountains and smokers.

You can also view the 1st and 2nd place winners: http://tntfireworks.com/photo-contest-vote.php

Alabama: Birmingham/Leeds, Huntsville Hwy 72 & 231,  Mobile and Montgomery (Pike Road) : Everything Buy One Get One Free except Assortments, which are 50% Off and Dollar Items priced @ $1.00

Florida: Jennings: Everything Buy One Get One Free except Assortments, which are 50% Off and Dollar Items priced @ $1.00

North Dakota: Fargo/Frontier, Fargo/Fairgrounds, Fargo/Outside Fairgounds: Everything Buy One Get One Free except Assortments, which are 50% Off and Dollar Items priced @ $1.00

Ohio: Dayton: Everything Buy One Get One Free except Assortments, which are 50% Off and Dollar Items priced @ $1.00

Oklahoma: Oklahoma City, Tulsa: Everything Buy One Get One Free except Assortments, which are 50% Off and Dollar Items priced @ $1.00

Pennsylvania: Chichester/ Philadelphia, Easton: Everything Buy One Get One Free except Assortments, which are 50% Off and Dollar Items priced @ $1.00

Tennessee: Knoxville/Caryville, Chattanooga/Cleveland: Everything Buy One Get One Free except Assortments, which are 50% Off and Dollar Items priced @ $1.00

Texas: Weatherford, Waxahachie, Mansfield: Everything Buy One Get One Free except Assortments, which are 50% Off and Dollar Items priced @ $1.00

Wyoming: Evanston: Everything Buy One Get One Free except Assortments, which are 50% Off and Dollar Items priced @ $1.00