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School fundraising programs are an important part of providing revenue for extracurricular activities that wouldn't normally be part of a school budget. There are many different types of fundraising ideas, but the unusual ideas are more interesting and have higher potential for success. Here are some unique school fundraising ideas that may just work for you.
Invest in ready-made cookie dough that students of all ages can just pop in the oven, bake, and sell. This is a great group activity that will encourage kids and teenagers to work together. The profit is large because each cookie can be sold for nearly double its price. Best of all, the ready-made dough comes in all sorts of flavors to suit every buyer?s taste. Keep your cookie enticing with yummy varieties such as chocolate, peanut butter, and oatmeal raisin.
Another way to raise money and beautify your community at the same time is to sell flower bulbs such as tulips, daffodils, orchids, strawberry hanging kits or windflowers. Students can sell bulbs for $5 to $20, depending on the flower breed. This type of fundraising project is perfect for spring and fall. The bulbs should be purchased from a reputable supplier so they are guaranteed to grow and bloom, and make sure they agree to replace problematic bulbs.
Many restaurants (especially pizza parlors) agree to partner-up with schools for fundraising activities by way of discount cards. Your school can sell the discount cards for a reasonable price, and buyers of the cards then get discounts in the restaurants when they dine in. Choose a national food chain if you have the connections. Discount cards for big establishments like that are much easier to sell.
Almost 165 million people in the United States alone drink coffee. Sell gourmet beans or ready-to-drink to them and your school can raise thousands. Vary your coffee flavours to create interest. This fundraising project is ideal for fall as well as the holiday season.
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As budgets get tighter and tighter, school fundraising is often a necessity. More and more, schools rely on fundraising for the "extras" including extracurricular activities. Students may have to "pay to play" on a sports team. Schools may not be able to keep after school programs unless additional funding is raised. Following are fundraising ideas for you and your school.
Car washes are great in warm weather. You can host the wash at the school or at a more central location in your community. A car wash is most successful if it is at a place where people already congregate. Ask your local grocer for the use of a portion of their parking lot. Often, they will donate use of their water for your fundraiser.
Food is always a great school fundraising idea. A common school fundraiser is selling candy. Candy can be sold several times throughout the school year. Sell it around holidays such as Christmas and Easter, times when people generally buy candy. They will buy from you instead to support a school. Parents of students can organize a community bake sale with proceeds donated to the school. Parents can also sell baked goods at PTA meetings as an ongoing fundraiser.
Just about any type of school activity has potential to be a fundraiser. The science department can host a science project competition. The school can then host a student science exhibit. All admission fees are designated for the fundraiser. The music department can sponsor a student concert. And the drama department can present a student play.
For a larger fundraiser consider a community-wide "Trash to Treasure" sale. This type of sale can be organized in two ways. For the first, ask community members to donate used clothes, books, and all other items. Then organize a larger sale to be held in the school's gymnasium or community center. The other way, community members hold their own garage sales and donate a portion of their proceeds to the school. Both ways creates community involvement and support.
School fundraising helps support programs and activities. All students can participate. Communities love to support school fundraising activities. All you have to do is select the fundraiser, organize it, and announce it.
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