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Successful FundRaisers
Successful fundraisers generally have a wide gap between the production costs and revenue, and unsuccessful fundraisers have a small gap or no gap. The main purpose of a fundraiser is usually to raise as much money as possible.
Costs are kept low by using one or more of these techniques:
- Charging inflated prices for products (usually: goods, services, entertainment, or affiliation).
- Charging competitive prices for products that are secured at low-cost or no-cost.
- Encouraging individuals or corporations to give money without receiving anything material in return.
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Easy Fundraising Ideas
Do your Group need Fundraising? Easy fundraising ideas for school groups, sport teams, and churches. Fundraisers often benefit charitable, non-profit, religious, or non-governmental organizations, though there are also fundraisers that benefit for-profit companies and individuals.
Example of fundraiser events:
- Meals and Entertainment (e.g. campaign dinner)
- Sales Drive (e.g. product sales)
- Capital Campaign (e.g. campaign to finance new building)
- Membership Campaign (format of low dollars - high participation to bring in new donors)
- Competitive or Sporting Events (e.g. golf tournament, walkathon)
- Services (e.g. partnering with a carwash company on a specific day)
- Online Fundraisers (e.g., charitable web-search Freelanthropy and online product sales)
- Person-to-Person Fundraising Page
- auctions (e.g. silent auctions of donated items, often accompanying a charity event such as a black-tie dinner)
- Sponsored walk
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Popular product fundraisers include:
- Bottled Water Fundraisers
- Candy Fundraisers
- Candle Fundraisers
- Catalog Fundraisers
- Coffee Fundraisers
- Cookbook Fundraisers
- Cookie Dough Fundraisers
- Custom Imprinted Item Fundraisers
- Discount Card Fundraisers
- Donor Brick Fundraisers
- Flowers & Bulb Fundraisers
- Frozen Pizza Fundraisers
- Magazine Fundraisers
- Recycling Fundraisers
- Scratch Card fundraisers
- Wrist Band fundraisers (popularized by Lance Armstrong's famous yellow Livestrong bracelet)
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Philanthropy and Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship in the field of philanthropy is about finding new and better ways of generating resources and deploying those resources to make the world a better place.
What does it mean to be an entrepreneur?
Entrepreneurs are innovators who change, reform or revolutionize, the patterns of production by combining elements in new ways in a given field or market.
What is Philanthropy?
The English term, philanthropy, comes from the Greek term, meaning simply "love of humankind". In this sense, philanthropy means using private resources to improve the world in which we live whether it be with money, time, social capital, or expertise.
