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EF Fundraising Tips & Tricks - Fundraising as a Group

by EFTours on Jun 02, 2009

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Join EF Educational Tours' Fundraising Specialist for a webinar series sharing tips & tricks we've gathered from EF's Group Leaders from around the country. ...

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Join EF Educational Tours' Fundraising Specialist for a webinar series sharing tips & tricks we've gathered from EF's Group Leaders from around the country.

In this 9 minute webinar you will hear about 5 fundraisers that have worked for EF groups across the country. We'll cover everything food related: concession sales, food sales/destination dinners and restaurant nights, letter campaigns and some non-traditional ideas such as flamingo flocking.

For more information visit: www.eftours.com/fundraising or http://equator.eftours.com/fundraising

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  • DebbieSwanson1 Debbie Swanson Caution should be given towards two of the ideas, depending on the state one lives in. In Colorado, where I live, to do a raffle requires a license (and I hear that is true in most states). Any game where people buy the chance to win is considered a raffle. Concessions at public events are tricky, too. Most local health departments will not allow this without a special permit, which is tricky to get. Actual concession stands at a stadium have health permits already, and if they let you serve, that is a different matter. If one is planning to do a concession stand at a public event, be sure to use single, pre-wrapped servings of everything, including the plastic ware and cups that you will be using. That often satisfy health officials. 5 months ago Reply
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