Thread: What your team does for fundraising
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Re: What your team does for fundraising
Our mentors had the bright idea of using students to perform manual labor for other people. It works really well and makes quite a bit of money. We did it in December for the first time and made $200 with seven people in three or four hours I think. We have a whole bunch of neighborhoods lined up for the spring because our main sponsor is consolidating and no longer will have an office in our area.
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