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fun fundraisers (for sporting clubs)

Postby Sorry Dude » Wed Jul 10, 2013 9:25 am

Hi All,

I have done a search (mods feel free to move this one) and found some info about some fundraising ideas, but was wondering if anyone has come up with some different/ interesting ideas on was to raise money for clubs.

I'm keen to try a chase the ace but can't find a lot of information on it, so if anyone can pass on some to me that would be great.

Cheers.
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Re: fun fundraisers (for sporting clubs)

Postby Lightning McQueen » Wed Jul 10, 2013 9:27 am

Sorry Dude wrote:Hi All,

I have done a search (mods feel free to move this one) and found some info about some fundraising ideas, but was wondering if anyone has come up with some different/ interesting ideas on was to raise money for clubs.

I'm keen to try a chase the ace but can't find a lot of information on it, so if anyone can pass on some to me that would be great.

Cheers.


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Re: fun fundraisers (for sporting clubs)

Postby nwdfanparade » Wed Jul 10, 2013 11:36 am

These guys were quite good at fund raising ideas ;)
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Re: fun fundraisers (for sporting clubs)

Postby Lightning McQueen » Wed Jul 10, 2013 11:59 am

Lightning McQueen wrote:
Sorry Dude wrote:Hi All,

I have done a search (mods feel free to move this one) and found some info about some fundraising ideas, but was wondering if anyone has come up with some different/ interesting ideas on was to raise money for clubs.

I'm keen to try a chase the ace but can't find a lot of information on it, so if anyone can pass on some to me that would be great.

Cheers.


The Cadbury $1 chocolates go well. Caramello Koala's, Freddo Frogs etc.

This is for kids obviously.

http://www.fundraising.com.au/Fundraisi ... pQod9n4A2g
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Postby mighty_tiger_79 » Wed Jul 10, 2013 12:09 pm

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Postby Magpiespower » Wed Jul 10, 2013 12:16 pm

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Postby gossipgirl » Wed Jul 10, 2013 1:55 pm

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Postby Baron Greenback » Wed Jul 10, 2013 2:23 pm

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Re: fun fundraisers (for sporting clubs)

Postby Dog_ger » Wed Jul 10, 2013 6:03 pm

Topless bar girls usually gets the boys in.

See your local butcher, tell him who you are complete with ID, and ask for chook raffle donation. :D

Ask all the members to donate a tin of food and make up a hamper to raffle.
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Re: fun fundraisers (for sporting clubs)

Postby Moe » Wed Jul 10, 2013 8:25 pm

Quiz Nights & Casino Nights have always raised money quickly in the past for me.
I have run quiz nights many, many times for a multitude of fundraising organistions. We have the venue (free of charge) and do everything bar get the people there & prizes.
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Re: fun fundraisers (for sporting clubs)

Postby The Sleeping Giant » Wed Jul 10, 2013 10:27 pm

Dog_ger wrote:Topless bar girls usually gets the boys in.

See your local butcher, tell him who you are complete with ID, and ask for chook raffle donation. :D

Ask all the members to donate a tin of food and make up a hamper to raffle.


Yeah, win some baked beans and some sausage and veg. WTF
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Postby Q. » Wed Jul 10, 2013 10:49 pm

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Re: fun fundraisers (for sporting clubs)

Postby Johno6 » Thu Jul 11, 2013 8:55 am

The Sleeping Giant wrote:
Dog_ger wrote:Topless bar girls usually gets the boys in.

See your local butcher, tell him who you are complete with ID, and ask for chook raffle donation. :D

Ask all the members to donate a tin of food and make up a hamper to raffle.


Yeah, win some baked beans and some sausage and veg. WTF



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Postby nuggety goodness » Thu Jul 11, 2013 10:04 am

Remember doin yabbie races up the riverland... Very good fun night, everyone gets involved.

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Re: fun fundraisers (for sporting clubs)

Postby cripple » Thu Jul 11, 2013 10:09 am

Rubix cube night. Haven't done it myself but I think you end up going home in everyone else's clothes.
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Re: fun fundraisers (for sporting clubs)

Postby fisho mcspaz » Thu Jul 11, 2013 11:51 am

Get on the SA Lotto website - you can apply for a sponsorship package. It's a picnic hamper and cutlery and all that stuff, valued at over $100, makes a great raffle prize. In fact, I applied for one for our club, only I haven't gone and picked it up yet, must get on to it. :-/
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Re: fun fundraisers (for sporting clubs)

Postby Hazbeen » Thu Jul 11, 2013 3:04 pm

Goods and services auction make heaps if you can get most things donated.

Items that go for heaps are often stays at members holiday homes
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Postby S Demon » Wed Jul 24, 2013 5:52 pm

fisho mcspaz wrote:Get on the SA Lotto website - you can apply for a sponsorship package. It's a picnic hamper and cutlery and all that stuff, valued at over $100, makes a great raffle prize. In fact, I applied for one for our club, only I haven't gone and picked it up yet, must get on to it. :-/

Must be all gone. We applied unsuccessfully. We can always pick yours up if you haven't yet? ;)
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Re: fun fundraisers (for sporting clubs)

Postby mal » Thu Jul 25, 2013 11:33 am

Raffle Tickets
Needs time and effort to organise , but good revenue if done and supported well
I formed and ran new Cricket club and the club needed finances
I was the
Secretary
Treasurer
Selector
Promotions Officer
It was a thrill running my own club , fund raising was a necessity

LICENSE
Need a licence to run a lottery
Applicable these days ?


PRINTER
What I did
Find a Printer for the raffle tickets
Get about 100 books @ 20 tickets per book = 2000 tickets
Each Ticket at $1 per ticket [$1 it was so long ago !]
$2000 [if all sold but never are]

SPONSORS
Find sponsors for the prizes
I used to get the racing codes to donate dinners to the value of for minor prizes
Or anyone that will sponsor a prize for free

I used to get a Pub to have a first prize of $500 for grog
I would buy the grog wholesale, so the pub got free publicity , I got a cheap prize
If the worse comes to worse, no sponsors, have a cash first prize of say $500[bet less profits]

TICKET SELLERS
This is also a compounding problem, getting players and members of clubs to get of their arses and sell the tickets.
Running a lottery 2 decades ago cost about $500 in expenses
So I needed about 500 tickets to be sold to break even , the rest was club profit
For whatever reasons , on average, about half the tickets were sold
So I would have $1,000 in returns cash and make about $500 in profit
I made $450 on this raffle, which was better than nothing !
The 2nd raffle I had , I had incentive schemes, more tickets and did much better and raised $950

NOW
You could do the Lotteries at $2 per ticket
Prize might have to be closer to $1000
If only a small club, perhaps run a lottery in conjunction with another club
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