Schools all around the globe try to earn money for their schools every year. It can get hard to think of new and exciting ideas that people will actually want to participate in, to bring in money for your school. If you're having a hard time thinking up ways to earn money for your school, take a look at these five suggestions below
.1. Fundraiser's: The most obvious way to raise money for your school is by participating in a fundraiser. There are many fundraiser's that will give your school a percentage of the money earned when you sell their products. You need to research fundraiser's thoroughly and pick a reputable company that sells items people will want to buy from your children. They have fundraiser's for books, magazines, candy bars, candles and just about anything else you can think of. To help get you started, visit this link and they'll send you a free kit of their products to sell: http://www.efundraising.com/Default.aspxpartner=efundraising&partner=fundraiserhelp
2. Fiesta Night: Everyone loves a party and by holding a Fiesta Night, you bring in money for your school. A Fiesta Night can be held in your school's cafeteria. You can look for a food supplier that will give you a deal on the meat and ask the parents at your school if they have any contacts that would give your school a good price on items needed. You can serve deep pitt beef, beans, Mexican rice, and rolls You can bring in extra money by charging cheap prices for drinks and deserts in addition to the price you're charging for dinner. Another idea is to put together a small gift basket and sell raffle tickets. Decorations and music add a nice touch to the celebration. Don't limit people to only eating at the event, many people will order take out if you offer it.
3. Dollar Drive: A dollar drive is simply a piece of paper that has a brief description of how your school is trying to earn money for various events, equipment, etc. You have 25 lines on the page and next to each line you have one sentence that says something like:I'll be the first to give you a dollarThis is my last dollarSure, I can afford one dollarI'm your tenth dollar