School fundraisers can be quite a dreaded affair for parents . After all, they give up weekends to bake cupcakes, spend hours reaching out to distant relatives just to sell products, or get forced to staff events they don’t even want to. If there’s an easy way out, they will obviously take it.

The Saline Middle School in Michigan thought along the same lines and wrote a hilariously direct fundraiser letter. Its honesty amused parents and offered an easy alternative to the hassle they deal with. Scroll down to read all about this viral letter that parents absolutely loved.

jcomp / Magnific (not the actual photo)

A Michigan dad, Dan Reese, recently tweeted a photo of a fundraising letter from the Saline Middle School his daughter attends. It bluntly asked parents to pay up instead of going through the whole hassle. Not just the parents, but the internet also had a ball reading how hilariously direct the school was.

“My daughter’s middle school has the most direct fundraising strategy, and I’m here for it. We can skip the whole charade,” Dan wrote along with the photo that he posted. The fundraiser form explained in detail what parents could do instead of baking cupcakes or selling products.

Right at the top, it stated, “This fundraiser is in lieu of sending students home with the task of selling door-to-door, collecting money, and delivering goods. Please help us avoid that by supporting the Saline Middle School PTO with your donation, and helping us achieve our goals to support our students and faculty.”

It also included multiple funny options for parents to choose from. Basically, it listed activities that turn into nightmares for parents while juggling work and kids. Each option listed an amount. Parents could pick the one they wanted to avoid and directly pay cash instead.

They were asked to donate $10 to get out of baking cupcakes. $25 to avoid selling wrapping paper by pestering relatives, friends, and colleagues. $50 to skip any activity that had a “ton” in it. $75 to avoid buying new clothes for balls and galas. And finally, the most hilarious one was for $100 that stated, “I really wouldn’t have helped anyway, so here is $100 to forget my name.”