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One Time Events
All Prize Bingo - businesses donate items or services for the game prizes
Auctions/Chinese auctions/silent auctions
Benefit Night at a Local restaurant - a percentage of the sales for a certain period are
donated to the organization
Car Wash
Dinner/dance
Rummage Sale - either all items are donated with sales to benefit the organization or
spaces are sold to individuals, with the "space rental" fees going to the organization
Spaghetti Dinner or Pancake Breakfast (may be combined with bake sale, plant sale,
50/50 Raffle, and so on)
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Healthy Fundraising
I've been told that some schools are no longer doing "the usual" fundraisers - selling
candy, pizza & hoagies, holding bake sales and the like. Instead, they're opting for Healthy Fundraisers.
Sales can still be involved, if you like, but it's inedible items that they suggest.
Things like:
Flower Bulbs
Candles
Magazines
Cookbooks (with the families of the group contributing their recipes)
Jewelry
Calendars or Lottery Calendars (based on the daily number)
School Supplies
Holiday Decorations
Of course, charity events can still be used for fundraising, such as those described previously. For more information,
check out this site: http://www.healthy-fundraising.org/healthy_fundraising_suggestions.htm
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"Perpetual" Fundraisers
Gift Certificates - certificates are bought by the organization at a discount, then sold
at face value
Boxtops for Education
Campbell's Labels for Education
Market Day
Tyson's A Plus Program
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