Winter Camp Fundraising
I'm looking to do a couple of fundraisers in the next couple of months to raise money for winter camp.
I was thinking about selling tri tip sandwiches on Sunday Mornings and/or buy gift wrap and offer gift wrapping on a couple of different nights, charging a small amount to raise money.
What are your thoughts? Have you ever done anything like this? How did it go? Was it worth it? Do you have any better ideas?
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mmm...we do not do any fundraising in our church. The church would rather take up a special offering for our need instead of selling candy bars, pizza's, calendars etc. |
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I did a blog post with 71 fundraiser ideas that might be helpful. Check 'em out below. Link Details: 2 years ago
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Do a work-A-thon at your church. Same concept as any pledge fundraiser. Kids collect pledges to work at church for one whole day. Work with your janitor or volunteers who clean the church. Wash windows, steam clean the carpets and pews/chairs, wax the bathroom and kitchen floors, paint, do landscaping work. This is a win/win fundraiser. The congregation wins by paying the kids to do work at church that needs to get done and the kids get the funds they need. We just did this fundraiser a couple weeks ago and most of the kids made phone calls to solicit pledges and made from 100 dollars to over 600 dollars each depending on how much heart they put into it. |





