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i happened to wander in here browsing around,
and some of your fundraising ideas sound great. my team only has about 3 really good sponsors, and lets face it it isn't enough. we did manage to get a grant from MIT-Lemlson as an invent team however so we're entering another six-week build right about now. i'd rather not have to do that every year however. we do a ziti dinner every month or two, it serves as a fundraiser for the team and lets the community see what we've been up to. candy is kind of tight for us though. the band (which i'm part of too) pretty much dominates, having both hershey's and mars brand candy bars (everthing from skittles and m&m's to twix) and our peer leadership corps does wonka and cadbury candy (gobstoppers, runts, caramelos) what other brands can we look to for testing? ![]() |
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Re: Need New Fundraising Ideas!
Our team has held car washes, sold Tupperware, Avon, bulbs (as in flowers), hold pancake breakfasts and ziti dinners through out the year. We also have held bottle and can drives, take-a-chance raffles, and bake sales. We do this year round, not just the six weeks.
[EDIT] Our team has also held tag sales with donated items and performed can shakes outside local supermarkets. We also sold hometown cards for $10. These cards were good for one year and got the bearer of the card discounts at local stores. The last one I remembered was our first year we held a smash-for-cash. We had a local junkyard donate an intact '85 Buick Century. They delivered it and picked up the remains, or carcus of it, since everyone was taking pieces for soveniers. I broke a 16 pound sledgehammer on it.......that Buick put up a good fight! [EDIT] Last edited by Jay H 237 : 23-03-2004 at 20:30. Reason: remembered more stuff |
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Re: Need New Fundraising Ideas!
One thing that my Explorer post does for rasing money is we hold a competition against other local groups and sell tickets to watch. I.E. Our town Fire Post against the Police town post in basketball, or our nieghboring Fire Post insoftball is another big one. Plus its sets a venue for you to sell food and stuff. We raise anywhere from $500 to $1000 dollars depending on attraction and sponsors. Also we do a breakfast with Santa during Chirstmas time ($1000-$1500) and a breakfastst with the Easterbunny ($500-$1000)
Besides who wouldn't pay to watch two groups of geeks go at in full contact football? ![]() |
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small town
Does anyone have any ideas for a team with a town of 3000 people?
most of the ideas you already posted would have worked however they are already being used by other groups. |
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