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Raffling a hamper of goodies is probably one of the easiest and most successful ways of raising money. By choosing...

Schools may be the biggest and most visible consumers on the fundraising landscape, but in reality, they are widely outnumbered...

It’s becoming increasingly common to celebrate Harmony Day with a special morning tea or lunch where everyone provides a dish...

Easter isn’t typically a cause for fundraising, but many schools hold a festive event prior to the long weekend. Here...

Holding a fete is a major event, with the workload and stress peaking in the week prior to the event. Anything...

A White Elephant – or second-hand – stall consists of selling pre-loved toys, books and household items, and is based...

Square card readers are a simple credit card processing system, that links to your mobile phone, and allows you to...

Colour Runs are hugely popular (and messy) alternatives to a standard fun-run, where brightly coloured powder is thrown onto participants...

A mum approached me today asking about the cake stall our school is running for the upcoming election. She wanted...

Live and silent auctions are a staple of school and club fundraising, cropping up at quiz and bingo nights, fetes...

What is tombola The traditional form of Tombola came from Italy in the eighteenth century, but has since evolved into...

Gone are the days of printing tickets in the school office and handing them out in envelopes after school. These...

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