Comments on: Does anyone have any ideas for school fundraisers? http://www.secretsinbaking.com/does-anyone-have-any-ideas-for-school-fundraisers/ What's cookin in the kitchen??? Fri, 18 Mar 2011 03:05:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: Joan Rivard http://www.secretsinbaking.com/does-anyone-have-any-ideas-for-school-fundraisers/comment-page-1/#comment-7093 Joan Rivard Wed, 07 Jul 2010 18:12:23 +0000 #comment-7093 Hello! Little Caesars Pizza Kit Fundraising Program would love to help! Your class can raise a lot of money with Pizza Kits with no cost to you--and you keep your profit upfront. Our program offers - $5-$7 Profit Per Item Sold - Delicious products everyone loves - FREE order forms, posters and sales tools - FREE delivery of 100 items or more Please let me know if you would like additional information. Congratulations on being elected class President and all the best to you and the sophomore class! Joan Rivard and the entire team at Little Caesars Pizza Kit Fundraising Program Hello!
Little Caesars Pizza Kit Fundraising Program would love to help!
Your class can raise a lot of money with Pizza Kits with no
cost to you–and you keep your profit upfront. Our program offers
- $5-$7 Profit Per Item Sold
- Delicious products everyone loves
- FREE order forms, posters and sales tools
- FREE delivery of 100 items or more
Please let me know if you would like additional information.
Congratulations on being elected class President and all the best to you and the sophomore class!

Joan Rivard and the entire team at Little Caesars Pizza Kit Fundraising Program

]]> By: MacOda http://www.secretsinbaking.com/does-anyone-have-any-ideas-for-school-fundraisers/comment-page-1/#comment-7085 MacOda Wed, 07 Jul 2010 12:02:30 +0000 #comment-7085 Almost all fundraisers involve an investment of some type; buying food goods to be sold, item such as roses, cards, etc. This is a fundraiser that requires almost nothing so the profit percentage is quite high. Have the faculty and administration submit photos of themselves when they were between the ages of three and five. The photos should be photo copies off the copy machine (5 x7 or so) so your not responsible for the originals. Each person submits his/her photos into a sealed cardboard box designed like a ballot box with a slot on the top. When all photos have been submitted (after a reasonable period of time) they are removed and posted with a number some place where students have access by security is good. (Office or behind a glass protected bulletin board.) Students then buy a sheet to submit their answers. They may submit as many sheets as they are willing to buy. The most correct answers get first prize, next number second prize, etc. The amount of cash for each prize is up to the fundraising committee. The staff and administration at the end lets the fundraiser people know which photo is theirs and the winners are tabulated. Charge what the market will handle for each sheet and everyone on the building is allowed to play. (Some photos are really good for a laugh when you fine out who they are.) The game can be played with student photos as well. But getting copies can be more trouble than its worth. Cost to the sophomore class to run this is practically zero. Almost all fundraisers involve an investment of some type; buying food goods to be sold, item such as roses, cards, etc. This is a fundraiser that requires almost nothing so the profit percentage is quite high.
Have the faculty and administration submit photos of themselves when they were between the ages of three and five. The photos should be photo copies off the copy machine (5 x7 or so) so your not responsible for the originals. Each person submits his/her photos into a sealed cardboard box designed like a ballot box with a slot on the top. When all photos have been submitted (after a reasonable period of time) they are removed and posted with a number some place where students have access by security is good. (Office or behind a glass protected bulletin board.) Students then buy a sheet to submit their answers. They may submit as many sheets as they are willing to buy. The most correct answers get first prize, next number second prize, etc. The amount of cash for each prize is up to the fundraising committee. The staff and administration at the end lets the fundraiser people know which photo is theirs and the winners are tabulated. Charge what the market will handle for each sheet and everyone on the building is allowed to play. (Some photos are really good for a laugh when you fine out who they are.)
The game can be played with student photos as well. But getting copies can be more trouble than its worth. Cost to the sophomore class to run this is practically zero.

]]> By: stephanie s http://www.secretsinbaking.com/does-anyone-have-any-ideas-for-school-fundraisers/comment-page-1/#comment-7086 stephanie s Wed, 07 Jul 2010 12:02:30 +0000 #comment-7086 I have a free report I created about school fundraisers. It has 40+ ideas that I think would work great for high schools. Some of the ideas can be used all year and are 100% free. Please contact me if you would like a copy. I have a free report I created about school fundraisers. It has 40+ ideas that I think would work great for high schools. Some of the ideas can be used all year and are 100% free.

Please contact me if you would like a copy.

]]> By: madsavingscard http://www.secretsinbaking.com/does-anyone-have-any-ideas-for-school-fundraisers/comment-page-1/#comment-7087 madsavingscard Wed, 07 Jul 2010 12:02:30 +0000 #comment-7087 Hi Sylvia, One thing that has worked well for our church is a discount card fundraiser. Basically, you sell a card that lets your donor save money at restaurants & stores. I can give you more info if you like. No cost up front and they're great now because of the economy. If you need info, E-mail me at roaks@lubbockicoc.org. Roddy Hi Sylvia,

One thing that has worked well for our church is a discount card fundraiser. Basically, you sell a card that lets your donor save money at restaurants & stores. I can give you more info if you like. No cost up front and they’re great now because of the economy.
If you need info, E-mail me at roaks@lubbockicoc.org.

Roddy

]]> By: angeles http://www.secretsinbaking.com/does-anyone-have-any-ideas-for-school-fundraisers/comment-page-1/#comment-7084 angeles Wed, 07 Jul 2010 12:02:29 +0000 #comment-7084 an hour of tutoring for $____. If you are sophomores, there should be freshmen, or other struggling students at your school who will pay for help. Caution, do not do the homework for them. babysitting by the hour Any older people who need help shoveling snow? sweeping sidewalks? Walk dogs an hour of tutoring for $____. If you are sophomores, there should be freshmen, or other struggling students at your school who will pay for help. Caution, do not do the homework for them.

babysitting by the hour

Any older people who need help shoveling snow? sweeping sidewalks?

Walk dogs

]]> By: bb.93 http://www.secretsinbaking.com/does-anyone-have-any-ideas-for-school-fundraisers/comment-page-1/#comment-7083 bb.93 Wed, 07 Jul 2010 12:02:28 +0000 #comment-7083 you could do a talent show or something along those lines or you could get a few groups of people that could do something like a sponsered silence just an idea dunno if its any help. you could do a talent show or something along those lines or you could get a few groups of people that could do something like a sponsered silence just an idea dunno if its any help.

]]> By: xskinnyxfreakx http://www.secretsinbaking.com/does-anyone-have-any-ideas-for-school-fundraisers/comment-page-1/#comment-7082 xskinnyxfreakx Wed, 07 Jul 2010 12:02:24 +0000 #comment-7082 you could sell spirt buttons! like pins, ya no? with your school name on them. i make buttons. you could order plenty from me, and make a pretty good profit! you could sell spirt buttons! like pins, ya no? with your school name on them. i make buttons. you could order plenty from me, and make a pretty good profit!

]]> By: Ladybug102 http://www.secretsinbaking.com/does-anyone-have-any-ideas-for-school-fundraisers/comment-page-1/#comment-7081 Ladybug102 Wed, 07 Jul 2010 12:02:23 +0000 #comment-7081 how about a fundraiser for Valentine's day! you can sell crush sodas meant to say i have a crush on you. or you can sell hugs and kisses meant to say here are you hugs and kisses from me. or you can make valentines day cards. or put them all together for a packaged deal. we did this for a GT fundraiser at my school , and we sold to middle, high, and elementary school. we made a lot of money, so maybe it will work for you. GOOD LUCK!!! how about a fundraiser for Valentine’s day! you can sell crush sodas meant to say i have a crush on you. or you can sell hugs and kisses meant to say here are you hugs and kisses from me. or you can make valentines day cards. or put them all together for a packaged deal. we did this for a GT fundraiser at my school , and we sold to middle, high, and elementary school. we made a lot of money, so maybe it will work for you. GOOD LUCK!!!

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