Unique Fundraising Ideas That Work!

On July 12, 2008, in Fundraising, by Terry Terhune

When you come up with unique fundraising ideas you need to think about a few things. You need to know what your resources are, skills of people who can help, and what will attract a crowd.

 

How to Think Up Unique Fundraising Ideas

On July 9, 2008, in Fundraising, by Terry Terhune

In order to come up with unique fundraising ideas involves knowing a few things before you begin. You will need to assess what sort of fundraiser will draw a lot of people in, what resources you have at your disposal and what the people you have to help possess in terms of skills.

 

Coming Up with Unique Fundraising Ideas

On July 7, 2008, in Fundraising, by Terry Terhune

When you come up with unique fundraising ideas you need to think about a few things. You need to know what your resources are, skills of people who can help, and what will attract a crowd.

 

How To Prelaunch Your PTA or PTO Fundraiser

On July 3, 2008, in Fundraising, by Johanna Ableson

Don’t Assume PTA or PTO Members Get It The First Time. When you are trying to get the parents of your students behind your fundraising efforts, never be afraid that you are covering the same ground too often. Tell them many, many times why you are doing the fundraiser. It will surprise you how little makes it into your parents minds, even after they have read or heard something twice. Here are some tips to help you make sure that your important announcements get noticed and noted.

 

Make Sure The PTA or PTO Hears About The Fundraiser And Repeat

On July 2, 2008, in Fundraising, by Johanna Ableson

PTA and PTO Members Just Don’t Get It The First Time. You can never cover the important things too much. For instance, why you are doing your fundraiser will give your parents a good reason to get behind the effort. If it absolutely needs to be communicated do not be afraid to repeat your message over and over. You would be shocked at how little information actually makes it to your PTA or PTO parents consciousness. Following are some tips and tricks to ensure that “the important stuff” gets noticed.

 

Let The PTA or PTO Members Know All About The Fundraiser

On July 1, 2008, in Fundraising, by Johanna Ableson

Don’t Assume PTA or PTO Members Get It The First Time. When you are trying to get the parents of your students behind your fundraising efforts, never be afraid that you are covering the same ground too often. Tell them many, many times why you are doing the fundraiser. It will surprise you how little makes it into your parents minds, even after they have read or heard something twice. Here are some tips to help you make sure that your important announcements get noticed and noted.