ANSWERS: 8
  • If you locally advertise shops and companys will donate items that you can use to be auctioned off, auctions are always a great fundraiser. =] x
  • My technique has traditionally been to delegate it to someone else.
  • Community Foundations, Private Foundations, corporate giving programs and churches. Volunteers can help too. Lots of resources for community organizations to raise funds listed on this webpage http://www.adviceandinfo.com/funding.html
  • Thanks to all who answered with some good ideas.
  • Extortion. Well, it's not necessarily the right way.
  • I happen to like benefit dances.
  • I do a lot of work with a non-profit organisation, but I'm not involved in the fund raising. If I were to ask someone, I think Stableboy (Here on Answerbag) could point you in the right direction.
  • We formed a committee to raise funds to build a new public toilet in town. Our target was $10,000 (the rest of the funding would come from the Shire Council).We ran a dance and auction which was very successful. We ran raffles one after the other for three years. We had a huge poster in a shop window drawn up like a brick wall, and 'sold' the bricks (min $1) & put people's names & donation on it. Even kids were donating their pocket money so they could get their name on a brick! I raffled myself to do the winner's ironing for a month. We raised the $10,000 in just under three years, and the building was finished just before Christmas.

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