Best Fundraisers

Council Approved Boy/Cub Scout Fundraisers

admin — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 22:15:50 +0000

If you are a boy scout or cub scout leader, you know full well that raising money using the standard cookie/food items door to door approach is starting to wane in effectiveness. That’s why you should try something new: Travel Vouchers. Here’s how they work. The council or district can buy 100s of these vouchers at about $5 per voucher. The vouchers themselves are worth up to $300 each!

Because of this high perceived value, and the low investment cost, it is an easy way to have the boys either sell the vouchers at an auction, or go door to door, asking for donations, in exchange for vouchers.

We’ve consistently seen the vouchers selling in neighborhoods across the country for $50-100 because people perceive the vouchers to be so valuable. To learn how to get started, just visit http://www.SuperIncentives.com

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Travel Vouchers

admin — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 15:33:54 +0000

How would you like to giveaway 2-Night Hotel Stays……….and actually make more money than almost any other fundraiser? What would your supporters rather have…… a boring chocolate bar, or an exciting vacation?

Most organizations are not even aware that there are travel fundraisers that offer vacations and hotel accommodations for literally pennies on the dollar. Well, now you know! And here are the details…

Top 10 reasons to consider giving away free vacations for your fundraiser:

Why Travel Incentives?

1. Much Higher Profits! You’ll earn up to 8x more money than other leading fundraisers…without spending more.
2. Differentiate yourself from all other fundraisers & groups.
3. Best “Cost-To-Value” ratio compared to any other products (approx 1:100 cost-to-value).
4. Travel creates lasting memories.
5. Higher Perceived Value, yet costs less than most fundraisers.
6. Universal Appeal – United States Travel Data Center shows that 91% of North Americans take a vacation every year.
7. It’s fun and easy to promote.
8. It never goes out of style.
9. Travel Incentives can be personalized/customized to brand your school, church, organization, etc.
10. Easy to Get Started – low start-up costs. Able to pay for the majority of travel incentives AFTER you complete your fundraiser.

Other Details:

1. Absolutely NO timeshare or sales presentations associated with this offer.
2. Each certificate valued up to $329.
3. 14 exciting destinations to choose from. Most popular destinations include Las Vegas, Orlando, Anaheim, Lake Tahoe, and Daytona Beach.

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Restrictions:

* Book or choose travel dates only 60 days in advance, weekday check-in
* Small $15 registration fee – Nothing else to pay, except state mandated room taxes. (only $7-$12/night)
* All details are printed on the back of the certificate – No fine print or “gotcha’s”

Visit the Travel Incentive Fundraising Site today!

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Gold 4 Good

admin — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 15:50:02 +0000

Gold 4 Good is a privately owned company which purchases precious metals–gold, silver and platinum–in most forms from the general public. We have created a system to immediately pay the maximum amount of money to each seller by quickly and accurately testing each item, weighing it, and then expediting payment to the seller. This ensures that each seller is paid the most money as quickly as possible. When the items are brought in to our Silver Spring, Maryland location (conveniently located on Georgia Avenue near the Silver Spring metro station) the seller is paid immediately.

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Political Fundraising

admin — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 19:27:56 +0000

Now that you have decided to run for office, you need the financial backing to support you. The biggest tool available to you will be the Internet. Political fundraising is tricky, but if you work things correctly, you can gain momentum and support.

Make sure your Web site catches as many names and email addresses as possible, that way you can contact these individuals later for financial backing. Also, make sure your Web site is informative about the issues and your viewpoints on politics.

Take every chance you have for press, and use podcasts and blogging to your advantage. Soon, you will be on the golden track for fundraising with the coverage and public vote behind you.

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Zoo Fundraising

admin — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 17:45:03 +0000

With zoo fundraising, you need to appeal to large groups for the maximum amount of profit. You will probably need to do several fundraisers, as one will not be enough. Try organizing a petting zoo with more common farmyard animals and charging admission.

A very popular fundraising technique that many zoos have implemented in the past is to have a “zookeeper for the day” auction. The winning bidder will follow around a zookeeper for the day, helping with tasks and gaining interaction with the animals.

You could also do a gold fundraiser, as a fundraiser on the side. More people are willing to donate to a zoo, so as long as you appeal to the greater good for children and families, you are on the road to an excellent fundraiser.

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Hockey Fundraising

admin — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 17:33:46 +0000

Hockey teams have a long road ahead of them when it comes to fundraising. Because your hockey team is not a charity, or something cute and fluffy, not a lot of people are willing to donate unless you give them a good reason. Hockey fundraising is a lot easier if you have a good committee dedicated to finding original and creative outlets for fundraising.

Consider a raffle to get things going. A raffle is a perfect hockey fundraiser because it does not cost much to participate, but the rewards can be great with the proper prizes. You could also do a gold fundraiser, which takes very little time and garners quick results. The one thing to keep in mind with hockey fundraising is to keep things interesting and fun.

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Basketball Fundraiser

admin — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 17:23:48 +0000

A popular basketball fundraiser is to organize a free throw shoot off. Of course, the line is much further back than a typical free throw, but for five dollars, contestants get three tries to get the ball through the hoop. Have sign ups throughout the school, daring students to do better than the basketball team. For anyone who actually gets a ball in, have prizes that are good incentives to sign up.

As far as basketball fundraisers go, this one is tried and true. In addition, a free throw shoot off has a more masculine feel than a gold fundraiser, though it might not generate as much in funds.

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Gymnastics Fundraiser

admin — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 17:12:35 +0000

Are you looking for gymnastics fundraiser ideas? For gymnastics, try selling something like candles or magazines. Going door to door will allow your gymnasts to spread the word. If you want something focused a little more on gymnastics, throw a limbo party. Have prizes for the winners who are the most flexible. You could also have surrounding stations for people to test their flexibility. With these stations, you could have awards for whoever can reach past their toes, and for those who are the least flexible. Host an Olympic event where people vie for the gold. Fundraising should be about fun, because the more appealing the event, the more people will come and donate.

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Dance Fundraising

admin — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 17:05:08 +0000

It is that time of year again when you need to brainstorm for dance team fundraisers. Dance fundraising can be both fun and challenging, so prepare yourself for a long journey ahead of you. Host a dance off for everyone to participate, including the principal. Charge admittance to the event, and you will find that people will pay big money to see their guidance counselor shake it on the dance floor. Something to remember with this is that you need to have a prize for the winner, as incentive to sign up.

Another idea is to have a gold fundraiser, where everyone can show off his or her old bling. Dance fundraising should generate excitement, making people want to join and become involved.

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Volleyball Fundraiser

admin — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 16:54:38 +0000

Volleyball fundraisers seem difficult to come by, as most fundraising ideas focus on other outlets. This leaves volleyball coaches to fend for themselves, which makes it hard to come up with volleyball fundraiser ideas.

For something fun and different, try mud volleyball. You will need a poor field where you can muddy things up, and then sit back to watch the mess begin! Charge admission to both watch and play, but make sure to warn the contestants to wear old clothing. A variation of this game is water volleyball. Choose a lake or public pool that is about waist-deep, and set up a net.

If you do not like the idea of getting dirty or wet, try a simple gold fundraiser for the money without the hassle.

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