Fathers Day Stall

Fathers Day Stall

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Countdown to Build Momentum

A countdown to a fundraising event is a great way to build momentum and interest. This can be done a number of ways, including using your signage (if you have an electronic sign, you're laughing here - it's so easy!) which works well if you're in a busy location.

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Reducing Paper Waste – turning a challenge into an opportunity

The ‘brown paper bag’ ordering system has undergone some changes in recent years, which is probably not a bad thing - paper and liquid are not great friends! These changes have come from two forces: Stickybeaks reusable lunch bags, and the rise and rise of online ordering.

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Fundraising Tip – Wrapping paper for Mothers Day Stalls

You can have your older students run the gift-wrapping stall at morning tea and lunch time and charge $1 to wrap presents for your Mothers Day Stall.

Tombola Stall

Tombola stalls can provide you with big profits and often for very little outlay. They can even be a drawcard for your next fundraising event (which doesn't have to be a fete) because they can be run in conjunction with most fundraising events where you will have a crowd on hand. But lets start at the beginning.

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Alphabet Raffle

The Alphabet Raffle is a fundraising idea that can be used at events such as gala balls, trivia nights or even a fete. Each mini raffle has only 26 tickets - labelled A-Z.

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Australian Raffle Rules

I have researched the raffle rules (and harassed the poor staff where the rules weren't clear to me) in each State and Territory in Australia. The differences across jurisdictions would knock your socks off!