Fund Raising Programs, Tips and Tricks
Below you will find some fund raising programs.
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Fundraising Ideas
Play Games For Cash
If your team comprises junior high, high school, college, or adult players, why not challenge local businesses to a friendly game of Air Hockey or Ping-Pong? Not only will your group get some much-needed cash, but your team will have a lot of fun.
Besides, who doesn’t like to play games for money? It’s a win-win situation for everyone. You could also challenge local sports teams to a game.
For example, challenge the local high school hockey team to a game of Air Hockey. You could even challenge a rival hockey team to a game for a cash prize. Whoever wins gets the money.
Paint and Run
If you have a painter on your team, why not organize a Paint N’ Run? The concept is that painters donate their time to paint the walls of houses that need some sprucing up.
In return, the homeowners agree to donate a set amount of money to the team. You can organize the Paint N’ Run with your team’s help. Who knows, you may be able to hit a few houses on the way to the rink and get two fundraisers for the price of one!
Hold a Bonanza Sale
If you want to organize a Bonanza Sale, you will need to enlist the help of members of your team and local businesses. Once you’ve secured enough volunteers, your team will need to scour the neighborhood for items to sale.
At the same time, your team members will need to contact local shops and businesses in search of donations.
This can be a great way to earn some cash for your team. Once you have all the goods, you can set up a table outside a local store. You can also set up a table at a local hockey rink or arena.
Hold a Silent Auction
You could organize a silent auction at a local restaurant if you have a talented artist on your team. You can organize the auction by getting a few artists to donate their art. You can then post the art on an auction website and send invitations to interested parties.
The auction usually takes place during a meal, and customers can bid on the art on their menu.
Sell Coffee and Donuts Before Games
If you have a few volunteers on your team, you could organize a Coffee and Donuts fundraiser before an upcoming game. At the same time, you can invite local businesses to donate prizes for a draw to be held at the end of the game. This is a really easy fundraiser to organize. All you need to do is to set up a table outside the rink before your game and start selling coffee, donuts, and other yummy treats.
Ask for Sponsorship Dollars
If you have a large company that backs your team, you could ask them to sponsor your next game. At the same time, you could organize a fundraiser to collect money for the prize pool. This is also a great way to create team spirit among your fans and get them involved in the game.
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