What is the most outrageous thing you have done to raise money for charity.?
338098
wearing slippers whiles around school changing into your form tutor for the week playing a game having a dance competition dressed as an angel/fairy for the week having a talent show and many more things most outrageous was the slippers because we had to walk around in school breaks lessons etc whiles in your school uniform it could be any other slipper as long as it was a pair of slippers.\nif you need to do this then i wish you luck.
1050873
I used to do that, and got $20 the first time, and $30 the second time I donated in a week, so I could potentially get $50 a week doing so. I never made it that often though, I confess. : /
808788
Fund raising can be a very stressful and time consuming task, but I stumbled across this e-book online not too long ago to help me find some ideas for fundraising for a community development project, check out the site for the e-book by clicking the link I put down below.\n\nhttp://bigmacfann.uwematt.hop.clickbank.net
838549
I would decided first of all which charity you're going to support with your efforts. Next, become familiar with that organization, its mission statement and the clients it serves. Volunteer there. Seriously. If you're going to raise money and ask for donations, you need to be behind your cause 150%. Otherwise people will just see right through you. \n\nTo set the walk up, I'd talk to the director of the agency, or possibly even the board of directors (if it's a local charity!). Then, pick a date and and find a location that will support you. Next, start looking for businesses to donate prizes to you. Don't forget about refreshments (food & beverages). After all, if you're charging admission, you want to make sure that they have something to get into! \n\nMake sure that if you're working with a 501(c)(3) that you're working within their tax-exempt guidelines. \n\nTalk to radio stations & TV stations to help publicize & cover the event for you...\n\nGood luck!
1068574
Give 100,000 to my parents\n100,000 to my husbands parents\n100,000 to each of my kids (I have 2, so that's 200,000)\nKeep 100,000 for my husband and I\nGive the rest to charity
451884
A deduction of $250 or more requires a written acknowledgment (receipt) from the charity, so the answer to your question is $249.99.  The legal answer is, you can claim the amount you donated, up to $249.99, even if you don't have a receipt.
1009038
charities don't technically make "profits"\nwhat sort of fund raising do you want to do?\nfor what sort of charity?\nwhat are the funds for?
804991
The kindest thing i have ever done for a stranger is well there was this homeless guy that always came down my road ever single day and i invited him into my house one day and i gave him some hot food and now he comes over almost everyday and i make him a hot dinner. I really enjoy helping strangers i volunteer at alot of places.
215842
I do, when I have a chance and I see them, I give them money and bring them to a Homeless Charity House. I wish I could do more than that! :(
927823
Nothing.  And think what £300 could do for a good charity.  Don't be greedy -think of the needy
276850
1) Ask your local church for help.\n2) Sell cookies to raise the money.\n3) Ask parents for a donation.\n\nThere are many more ideas you can think of.
980352
I see your point, but I would definately donate the basket of food to one of those more needy places...\n\nPerhaps you could talk to the organizer about how ridiculous it is
884025
Well...the things I have done are small, but I think that they are helpful.\n\nI used to work for an inner city nursery, so would keep an eye out for sales on clothes at retail, second hand, and garage sales to give clothing to indigent children going home.\n\nOur work sponsors a family every year for Christmas, helping them with food, clothes, toys.  We all give to that.\n\nI volunteer on Thanksgiving to serve food to the homeless every year.\n\nI donate to random charities--breast cancer, childrens homes, Goodwill, American Cancer Society, my college alumni association, and a local chapter on STD/AIDS prevention.\n\nThink I do a fair amount...could do more though.
61520
Donate them to charity. Give some to friends, sell some of them
198725
I'll give te money to charity foundations!!!!
132345
Thats my question too...\n\nWere you actully planning on donating or were you contacted for a job???
831971
Alot, more than I can name. ANd he didn't name it after himself out of arrogance, he did it to attract more people. All of his proceeds go to charities and the Intl AIDS foundation.