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Re: 8th grade orientation night
Whatever you decide do, make sure your attempts to raise money for your team don't conflict with what the night is really for: interesting/informing possible future team members.
On 33 we always try to keep these two very important areas separate from each other. I very honestly would only have a donations box if anything at all.
If you are seriously interested in raising money, I would suggest putting together a series of papers, pamphlets, a powerpoint, ect and a team of older experienced students and start contacting companies for sponsorships. Send them the handouts on what your all about, ask to meet with them personally and bring the robot. If you’re not sure where to start looking, ask parents to introduce the team to whatever company they work at. Its also important to remember that you don't need to look for just money. New mentors, food, supplies, shop space, ect are all very valuable to a team. Its a lot of work, but it seriously pays off in the long run and will make your team more competitive.
Sincerely, Bryan
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Last edited by BJC : 09-11-2010 at 21:52.
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