Things You'll Need:
- Telephone Book
- Telephones
- File Cabinets
- Internet Access
- File Folders
- Notebooks
- Paper And Pencils
- Computers
- Notebooks
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Step 1
Collect existing fundraising information from your organization.
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Step 2
Collect fundraising brochures from various local retailers. Keep them in a notebook for easy reference.
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Step 3
Call the leaders of local organizations such as the Parent and Teacher Association, Boy Scouts, Little League and Rotary. Ask them for fundraising ideas.
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Step 4
Visit your local library. Ask whether they keep fundraising information on hand.
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Step 5
Ask friends and co-workers for fundraising information and ideas.
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Step 6
Conduct a brainstorming session with your organization's leaders. Write down any creative, original ideas that are suggested. Remember, the more unique the idea, the more attention your fundraising event will get.
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Step 7
Look up fundraising ideas on the Internet. Enter "fundraising" into your Internet search engine, and you'll get lots of information. Fund-raising.com is a good place to start.










Comments
amylaine said
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theoworlds said
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theoworlds said
on 1/10/2008 Check this post about ecards as an effective fund-raising tool:
http://theoworlds.blogspot.com/2008/01/theo-christmas-ecard-helps-raising.html
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