does anyone know of any fundraising products and where to buy them?
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Domino's pizza has fundraising card thingies, or you can buy in bulk at Sam's or Costco's and sell to make a profit
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wow! what a great idea for a present!\n\ncheck ebay. you might have to buy more than you want...but i bet you can get it there.\n\nawesome idea! will you be MY friend?
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bandaids, sample size hand lotions, small hand sanitizers\nlip balm,  key chain, because the are they key to sucess\nI have seen the kits where each item is  with a little phrase like lifesavers to remind you that people appreciate your help.\nYou might see if the local health center has anything they would give, like they give at health fairs. \nyou could see if anyone can make up some drawsting bags for it, or a water bottle or go to the dollar store and see if they have any cute containers.\nenjoy
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Enter a trailer in a home show or Commonground Fair. Donate one to a good cause and get media exposure.  E-bay, Criags list,  Web-site links.\n\nGood luck
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Surf the net with the word "fundraising ideas." There are some pre-designed ideas and schemes that you might use, depending upon your situation. You can also buy required stuff such as bands, stickers, and stuff you can sell to raise money. \n\nBut first determine your budget and then decide your apporach so that time is not wasted. Try out-of-the-box ideas like using social networks like Orkut. Create a community there, and rally people to join it. This way you can advertise your message free to a great number of people. \n\nWrite to organizations and philanthropists who may fund such cases. Depending upon her ailment, you can find specific organizations that fund the cure of that disease.\n\nTry what they did in The Apprentice: approach people who are willing to donate something for an auction. \n\nBuild a team of friends who will be staunch supporters and will reach out the maximum number of sources. Give your campaign a theme: put a smiling young picture of the lady on the posters/ badges, etc... and appeal to other mothers by using a specific slogan such as: HELP SAVE JOHN'S MOTHER.\n\nAs for a tiny idea: If you're in college, you can arrange a day of games. WE used to hold "slave auctions" in which we sold the college's most eligible guy as a date to someone for a specified time. He was bid upon. Usually, he was bought by the other (straight) guys. :)\n\nGood luck, and the best of wishes for your friend's mother. May she recover.
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If you host a web show for me I give a portion of the sales back to you in free product.  Email me if you are interested.  \nwww.MaryKay.com/MeganHill\nMeganHill@MaryKay.com\n\nMegan
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Well, ummmmm. You are on the internet. Try a search for donations. I would think you could probably find something there
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Firts approach the hall where you want to have it. Find out the cost of hire. Playgroups are usually non-profit but you will need to charge a couple of dollars to cover expensenses.Until recently I was a treasurer for a playgroup. We had adults morning tea on a roster system-someone differant bought something each week. The same with a craft.We did raffles in our group.Eg Easter time we all bought an item or two to raffle off in hampers to raise some money for things like new toys coffee etc. You can ask local schools to put ads in newsletter for unwanted toys, and also new members. Start with a few friends, and if you have to advertise in the local paper. The important thing is you need donations to start with. In QLD Australia we have a state wide Playgroup Association who have good ideas, and starting points, but I have no idea if these things are world-wide. You could approach local business for your basics...coffee, tea etc until the funds started coming in. For the kids morning tea each parent would bring a piece of fruit, and we'd cut it up and share it
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How about an internet-based fundraising campaign? Go to www.charitablepathways.com for more information.
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I think you can buy them online, under the children in need site try\nhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/pudsey/\n\n\nBeing very optimistic Andrew!\nGood on you!
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Try finding a niche market that nobody else has cornered yet.  The best way to do this is to come up with imiginative new products that you have easy access to.  Ifd you already have good feedback then let me know I I will be happy to make a deal with about supplying such items.
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Hi, this is a great website to use where people can donate money to your cause, its great for fundraising,\n\nwww.justgiving.com or .co.uk depending where you are
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Subscribe to sparklen enterprises. You can make thousands in a month. And, they are currently saving up half of their proceeds to give to comic relief on red nose day. You could make a mint and help a charity too!\n\nMore information? Email me on rosiebelinda@yahoo.co.uk
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If you need funds, email me on dulce_cerise@yahoo.co.uk to find out how I fundraise.
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Any charity organizations, or maybe an old folks home.  if that doesn't work you can put it up on ebay
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just say no the next time you are asked....you have no responsibility to buy anything from anyone...just say funds are tight. I don't buy these things from anyone...better to donate to the cause than to buy something the cause only gets about 5 cents on the dollar. fund raisers are really good for only one entity..the entity that manufactures the junk that is sold. I won't even buy my Grandson's stuff, I donate directly to the school instead. Good luck
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Check your local news paper's classified section. Also, I got a great buy at our local 2nd hand Thrift store! Sometimes even your local church will run one.