http://www.fundrazine.com Your Fundraising Information Resource Thu, 01 Oct 2009 13:25:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 en http://www.fundrazine.com/aids-fundraisers/wellness-light-cfl-fundraiser/ http://www.fundrazine.com/aids-fundraisers/wellness-light-cfl-fundraiser/#comments Thu, 01 Oct 2009 13:25:43 +0000 StudentLights http://www.fundrazine.com/?p=3511 http://www.fundrazine.com/aids-fundraisers/wellness-light-cfl-fundraiser/feed/ http://www.fundrazine.com/uncategorized/great-daycare-fundraising-ideas/ http://www.fundrazine.com/uncategorized/great-daycare-fundraising-ideas/#comments Mon, 10 Aug 2009 19:33:38 +0000 Jordan Gottlieb http://www.fundrazine.com/?p=3551 http://www.fundrazine.com/uncategorized/great-daycare-fundraising-ideas/feed/ http://www.fundrazine.com/scratch-card-fundraisers/cancer-fundraising-3/ http://www.fundrazine.com/scratch-card-fundraisers/cancer-fundraising-3/#comments Fri, 24 Jul 2009 13:17:17 +0000 Kari Styne http://www.fundrazine.com/?p=3506 http://www.fundrazine.com/scratch-card-fundraisers/cancer-fundraising-3/feed/ http://www.fundrazine.com/lollipop-fundraisers/lollipop-fundraisers-2/ http://www.fundrazine.com/lollipop-fundraisers/lollipop-fundraisers-2/#comments Thu, 23 Jul 2009 14:17:16 +0000 Kari Styne http://www.fundrazine.com/?p=3503 http://www.fundrazine.com/lollipop-fundraisers/lollipop-fundraisers-2/feed/ http://www.fundrazine.com/scratch-card-fundraisers/time-efficient-fundraising/ http://www.fundrazine.com/scratch-card-fundraisers/time-efficient-fundraising/#comments Wed, 22 Jul 2009 22:10:31 +0000 Kari Styne http://www.fundrazine.com/?p=3497 http://www.fundrazine.com/scratch-card-fundraisers/time-efficient-fundraising/feed/ http://www.fundrazine.com/track-fundraisers/be-earth-friendly-with-your-fall-fundraiser/ http://www.fundrazine.com/track-fundraisers/be-earth-friendly-with-your-fall-fundraiser/#comments Tue, 21 Jul 2009 17:50:31 +0000 Teresa Lum http://www.fundrazine.com/?p=3493 http://www.fundrazine.com/track-fundraisers/be-earth-friendly-with-your-fall-fundraiser/feed/ http://www.fundrazine.com/brochure-fundraisers/earth-candles-for-your-fall-fundraiser/ http://www.fundrazine.com/brochure-fundraisers/earth-candles-for-your-fall-fundraiser/#comments Tue, 21 Jul 2009 17:40:37 +0000 Teresa Lum http://www.fundrazine.com/?p=3491 http://www.fundrazine.com/brochure-fundraisers/earth-candles-for-your-fall-fundraiser/feed/ http://www.fundrazine.com/flower-bulb-fundraisers/what-groups-should-do-a-flower-fundraiser/ http://www.fundrazine.com/flower-bulb-fundraisers/what-groups-should-do-a-flower-fundraiser/#comments Fri, 17 Jul 2009 16:20:21 +0000 Jordan Gottlieb http://www.fundrazine.com/?p=3484 flower fundraising efforts to see if we notice some patterns. All of these are real examples with all of the identifying details removed for privacy reason. The first group is an elementary school in Chicago. There are more than 500 kids in the school and all of them were supposed to participate in the fundraiser making it a large group with young members. They did their flower fundraiser in the spring and were very successful raising thousands of dollars that they used to purchase a new playground. The second group is a neighborhood association in Maryland. They were looking for a way to support their neighborhood activities like having weekly movie nights and to beautify the public spaces in the area. This group was about 50 people, all of whom were adults. Their flower fundraising event was held in the fall and was very successful. The last group we will look at is a gardening club in Arizona. It's membership consisted of 12 retired women who wanted to raise money to build a garden in a local park. Not only did they use the funds they raised from the flowers to pay for the garden, they also used some bulbs they bought from the fundraiser to plant in the garden. It would seem, by looking at these three groups, that there really is no group that can not benefit from and enjoy a flower fundraiser. ]]> flower fundraising efforts to see if we notice some patterns. All of these are real examples with all of the identifying details removed for privacy reason. The first group is an elementary school in Chicago. There are more than 500 kids in the school and all of them were supposed to participate in the fundraiser making it a large group with young members. They did their flower fundraiser in the spring and were very successful raising thousands of dollars that they used to purchase a new playground. The second group is a neighborhood association in Maryland. They were looking for a way to support their neighborhood activities like having weekly movie nights and to beautify the public spaces in the area. This group was about 50 people, all of whom were adults. Their flower fundraising event was held in the fall and was very successful. The last group we will look at is a gardening club in Arizona. It's membership consisted of 12 retired women who wanted to raise money to build a garden in a local park. Not only did they use the funds they raised from the flowers to pay for the garden, they also used some bulbs they bought from the fundraiser to plant in the garden. It would seem, by looking at these three groups, that there really is no group that can not benefit from and enjoy a flower fundraiser. ]]> http://www.fundrazine.com/flower-bulb-fundraisers/what-groups-should-do-a-flower-fundraiser/feed/ http://www.fundrazine.com/yearbook-fundraisers/suggestions-for-an-successful-fundraiser/ http://www.fundrazine.com/yearbook-fundraisers/suggestions-for-an-successful-fundraiser/#comments Thu, 16 Jul 2009 19:14:40 +0000 Teresa Lum http://www.fundrazine.com/?p=3482 http://www.fundrazine.com/yearbook-fundraisers/suggestions-for-an-successful-fundraiser/feed/ http://www.fundrazine.com/brochure-fundraisers/fundraise-by-selling-calendars/ http://www.fundrazine.com/brochure-fundraisers/fundraise-by-selling-calendars/#comments Thu, 16 Jul 2009 19:08:20 +0000 Teresa Lum http://www.fundrazine.com/?p=3480 http://www.fundrazine.com/brochure-fundraisers/fundraise-by-selling-calendars/feed/