Fundraiser?

Question

My 4-H group (horses) needs to raise some more money as we are a new club. We just did a fundraiser at McDonalds where we got 10% of the profits made within a certain time period. Does anyone else have any ideas? I would prefer not to sell stuff like cookie dough, wrapping paper, etc.... thanks

Answer 1

Little Caesars Fundraising Program (www.pizzakit.com)

When I was in high school they started doing this fundraising for the after prom expenses and they have gotten really good results from them. People enjoy them because it costs less than going out to eat and isn't very time comsuming. Your organization earns $5 for every item sold!

Blue & Gold Sausage Co. (www.blueandgoldsausage.com)

Blue & Gold Sausage, Blue & Gold Premium Thick Sliced Bacon, and Blue & Gold Chicken Tenderloin Fritters are available exclusively through more than 800 participating clubs, teams, and groups throughout the area. These groups use Blue & Gold products to generate over $2,500,000 annually to fund their projects.

**They offer the best chicken strips!!

Yankee Fund-Raising (www.yankeefundraising.com)

Earn a full 40% profit for your organization on every product. Just imagine what you can provide with the money! Candles are a healthy choice in fund-raising today.

You might also check out this website:

http://www.raisesomedough.com/home.html

Answer 2

Well, you club theme is horses. What might happen if you set up a horse ride event where you gave kids carefully led horse rides in a tightly controlled area? I have a picture of my son where a grandfather was dressing the kids in matching hats and chaps and snapping pictures while his grand daughter led the kids in a circle after their pictures. I can't remember how much I paid for the picture, but it's priceless.