Shelby asked:


I am doing a fundraiser for our school band and the money pays for our free tickets to go to six flags over texas (awesome) i need some ideas on, where to go that will earn me customers other than: parents jobs, and church
and please give me some of your tips
and how you made money for fundraising
were selling out of brochures and the stuff is due october 2

charity

5 Responses to “Fundraising?”

1. Theresa on October 27th, 2008 8:09 am

   Ask a local gas station if you can hold a car wash on their premises.

2. Zane W on October 28th, 2008 12:56 pm

   This is not short term, but it is something that you can do in conjunction with your other programs and there are no costs to get the thing set up and ready to go.

   If you are looking at a long term solution or possibly starting right now to raise money on an ongoing basis, you might consider a lady who has an organization called Together We Can Change the World, Inc. She designed a website to specifically deal with all sorts of fund raising activities for both school, community and Non-Profits.

   And, in the process of helping others you can earn some really good income for your organization, yourself and your family.

   You may want to take a look at

3. Jami w on October 30th, 2008 5:38 am

   We can help your group raise the funds it needs.

4. kcr4321 on October 31st, 2008 12:43 am

   It depends on what you are selling. Ask a local business that has pretty good traffic if you can set up a fundraising table in front of their store. It’s usually best if the product(s) you are selling does not compete with something that store sells.
   Here is more information about location and fundraising:

   Good Luck

5. Rhonda H on November 2nd, 2008 2:19 am

   walmart will match what you make for your fundraiser. I went to them and they matched it to the penny.