The document provides fundraising tips for the 22nd Annual Susan G. Komen Central and South Jersey Race for the Cure from A to Z. It suggests various ways to raise money such as asking friends and family for donations, hosting events like bake sales, competitions, and parties, utilizing social media, and getting creative by doing activities like nail art, workout classes, or selling merchandise. It also gives an example of how to raise $250 in a week through small donations from asking employers, doctors' offices, family, neighbors, and skipping daily coffee purchases.
The Fundraising Myth That Should Scare You The MostBloomerang
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Jeff Brooks will share some of the most deadly — yet commonly believed — myths in fundraising that chase away your donors and squash your fundraising revenue.
The Fundraising Myth That Should Scare You The MostBloomerang
https://bloomerang.co/resources/webinars/
Jeff Brooks will share some of the most deadly — yet commonly believed — myths in fundraising that chase away your donors and squash your fundraising revenue.
Whenever you perform a selfless act aimed at cheering a person by fulfilling their wish or assisting in some way, you may experience a special feeling of contentment afterward. Such acts are generally called random acts of kindness. When you act in this way, not only do you make someone’s day, you may become someone’s hero.
Whenever you perform a selfless act aimed at cheering a person by fulfilling their wish or assisting in some way, you may experience a special feeling of contentment afterward. Such acts are generally called random acts of kindness. When you act in this way, not only do you make someone’s day, you may become someone’s hero.
North Shore Animal League America is hosting its annual Walk & Wag event in Long Island, New York. I was asked to create a fun and engaging walk guide for those who are participating and donating.
5 Steps to Building a Robust Year-end Campaign!Emma Bush,EdD
Many nonprofits raise 50% of annual budget during the year-end giving campaign. Well-developed plans can attract new donors, retain existing donors, engage new partners and increase brand awareness in the community. Start early with the right tactics. This presentations looks at five vital steps that are essential for success.
2. A– Ask!: You will be surprised how many
people will support you. All you have to do is
ask!
B– Bake sale!
C– Competition: Start a friendly competition
among your co-workers!
D– Door-to-door: ask your neighbors for
help.
E– Email everyone you know explaining why
Komen is important to you!
F– Facebook: Use Boundless Fundraising
and invite your friends to your team’s events!
G– Goals: Set a goal for your team and
strive to reach that amount and more!
H– Host an auction, party, or game night!
I– Inspire your friends and family to donate
by writing a letter explaining your
commitment to finding a cure for breast
cancer.
J– Jar: Put loose change into a jar. It can
really add up!
K– Kickoff: Invite all of your team members’
friends and families to a kickoff celebration.
Take a donation at the door!
L– Lunch Break: Donate the money you
would have spent on coffee or lunch for that
day at work.
M– Matching Gifts: If your company offers a
matching gifts program, submit the necessary
paperwork!
N– Nail Art: Set up a personal nail salon.
Donate the money made from giving pink
manicures and pedicures to friends and
family.
O– Order out less: Put the money you save
into a donation fund
P– Pancake Breakfast: Host a pancake
breakfast. Ask for a specific suggested
donation amount at the door. Make it an
annual event!
Q– Quiz Night!: Organize a quiz tournament
at your house or local bar. Ask for a
percentage of the profit or have a fee for
playing.
R– Ribbons: Sell pink ribbons for the cause!
S– Set a goal and communicate progress.
T– T-shirts: Design and sell t-shirts to your
team members’ family and friends!
U– Utilize your network of friends and
co-workers to find creative ways to fundraise.
V– Vino: Host a wine tasting.
W– Workout: At the gym, ask if you, or they,
can teach an aerobics, yoga, or Zumba class
as a benefit for your team.
X– Xtra Help: Ask your teammates to ask
their families and friends to collect donations
as well.
Y– Youth involvement: Get your children
involved and let them ask for donations from
teachers and friends.
Z– Zero Hour: It’s never to late to start
fundraising!
ABC’s of Fundraising
3. All you have to do is ask!
When you register, donate $25 to yourself $25
Ask two friends for a $25 donation $50
Ask your doctor’s office for a $25 donation $25
Ask four family members for a $20 donation $80
Ask three neighbors for $10 donations $30
Ask three local merchants for $10 donations $30
Take a week’s worth of coffee/snack money and
put it towards your fundraising $10
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Total $250
How to raise $250 in a week