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Fundraising Help! (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter Kerno
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CaR
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krispy kreme...!~
its pretty dull now actually...ive had 3 boxes delivered this year...@.@
its pretty dull now actually...ive had 3 boxes delivered this year...@.@
felafel
Member
well, i'm organising a breakfast at my school.
it's good fun, and SHOULD bring in the money!
it's good fun, and SHOULD bring in the money!
addict
'Specal' Member
maybe some stupid stuf, list student vs teacher sports like netball or something (we use that one for project compassion every yr) ...or you could always just roll the juniors n get their lunch money or whatever
ToO LaZy ^*
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fundrasing---> formal?...
doesn't the school pay for it?...unless you're fundraising to pay for everbody's tickets..
doesn't the school pay for it?...unless you're fundraising to pay for everbody's tickets..
try http://www.smudgebalm.com
Their stuff sold well - all the girls loved it anyway. We made a fair profit too.
Their stuff sold well - all the girls loved it anyway. We made a fair profit too.
ToO LaZy ^*
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anyway..ideas..
- bbq
- mufti day
- sport competitions..eg touch footy comp
- 'guess how many jelly beans in the jar' type game...
- bbq
- mufti day
- sport competitions..eg touch footy comp
- 'guess how many jelly beans in the jar' type game...
kochou
Member
the guess how many jelly beans in a jar thing is pretty good idea
or how about tutoring during lunchtimes? or coaching sport?
or how about tutoring during lunchtimes? or coaching sport?
*girl04*
hey every1, how r u?
dance parties ( like discoes) ,um yeah selling stuff, i am trying to think what else we do! um yeah sorry i cant at the moment
Too Lazy -
We're not all that wealthy an area but we wanted to put on a really good formal, and so we want to raise some money to make sure that everyone could afford to go.
Mojo_Jojo -
Lip Balm? Are you sure it works? How much did you guys make??
Thanks for the suggestions guys!
We're not all that wealthy an area but we wanted to put on a really good formal, and so we want to raise some money to make sure that everyone could afford to go.
Mojo_Jojo -
Lip Balm? Are you sure it works? How much did you guys make??
Thanks for the suggestions guys!
felafel
Member
hmmm here's a few more.
trivia night
slave day - auction people off for a day!
cookieman cookies
krispy kremes
sport competitions - entry fee, pizza and softdrink on finals . . . lotsa money in this one!
spiders (softdrink + ice cream)
battle of the bands - entry fee + food on finals
pancake day (inspired by yummy pancakes on the rocks!)
school dance - with glo sticks, yummy food, and auction (willing) hotties off to dance with people!
cake day - either cheap cakes from home, or cheesecake shop!
nachos day
burger day
well a lot of that happens at my school anyway!
trivia night
slave day - auction people off for a day!
cookieman cookies
krispy kremes
sport competitions - entry fee, pizza and softdrink on finals . . . lotsa money in this one!
spiders (softdrink + ice cream)
battle of the bands - entry fee + food on finals
pancake day (inspired by yummy pancakes on the rocks!)
school dance - with glo sticks, yummy food, and auction (willing) hotties off to dance with people!
cake day - either cheap cakes from home, or cheesecake shop!
nachos day
burger day
well a lot of that happens at my school anyway!
kochou
Member
ooh don't forget the sausage sizzles!
Kerno,
We bought 200 lip balms off the smudge balm guys and had a stall at lunch times as well as getting some people to sell to their friends. each lip balm cost us $2, we sold them for 4, and made 2 profit. of course, we didn't sell many to the boys but all the girls that i know bought a couple so it was a pretty easy way to make $400 bucks.
We bought 200 lip balms off the smudge balm guys and had a stall at lunch times as well as getting some people to sell to their friends. each lip balm cost us $2, we sold them for 4, and made 2 profit. of course, we didn't sell many to the boys but all the girls that i know bought a couple so it was a pretty easy way to make $400 bucks.
lilbubblefish
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Yeah, I know of a few schools who are using smudgebalm to fundraise. Lip Balm is pretty popular during this season...
Went to the website, looked pretty interesting!
Went to the website, looked pretty interesting!
Grey Council
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make cakes and sell them.
Thats what without wings did.
I think
*can make cakes*
How much will you pay me to make you cakes?
Thats what without wings did.
I think
*can make cakes*
How much will you pay me to make you cakes?
tabbi_neubeck
minus the neubeck part
Well in my oppinion you can go past havin' a bbq, you always tend to make a fair bit of money out of those. As a school leader at my school we have come up with plenty of fundraising ideas. So are as follows:
* Leg waxing - some of guys volunterred out of our year group to get their legs waxed. And people could buy a waxing strip and pull it off themself (with a bit of guidance). We found that everyone in the school was willing to get invoved. Even one of our teachers voluterred to have his legs waxed.
* Mufty days - we find this the easiest way to raise money, about $400 garuntteed.
* 100 club - you could always have more numbers if u wished. But generally you just sell each number for about $2 and once they're all sold you draw out a few numbers and award some prizes of your choice.
*Pizza day
* Crazy hair day
* Slave day
*Sporting competitions
* Trivia
* talent show
* match the name to the face - try and get a bunch of photos of teachers when they were younger and set a board up in a room with the photos and names on a wall. People must pay before they walk in the door, even if they do not wish to fill in a form and have a guess.
* car washing
* money line
* how many lollies in the jar
There's tones of things out there.
Though at our school we haven't even thought about raising money for our formal yet, we are still raising money for our two chosen charities for the year.
* Leg waxing - some of guys volunterred out of our year group to get their legs waxed. And people could buy a waxing strip and pull it off themself (with a bit of guidance). We found that everyone in the school was willing to get invoved. Even one of our teachers voluterred to have his legs waxed.
* Mufty days - we find this the easiest way to raise money, about $400 garuntteed.
* 100 club - you could always have more numbers if u wished. But generally you just sell each number for about $2 and once they're all sold you draw out a few numbers and award some prizes of your choice.
*Pizza day
* Crazy hair day
* Slave day
*Sporting competitions
* Trivia
* talent show
* match the name to the face - try and get a bunch of photos of teachers when they were younger and set a board up in a room with the photos and names on a wall. People must pay before they walk in the door, even if they do not wish to fill in a form and have a guess.
* car washing
* money line
* how many lollies in the jar
There's tones of things out there.
Though at our school we haven't even thought about raising money for our formal yet, we are still raising money for our two chosen charities for the year.
Merforga
Member
Triva nights are always good. But i say stick to the good old choccies ^^
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