Comments on: What are some UNIQUE fundraising ideas for my school club? http://www.schoolfundraisingideasblog.com/431/what-are-some-unique-fundraising-ideas-for-my-school-club/ Helping you raise money to support your teachers and kids Fri, 03 Feb 2012 06:09:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: scott http://www.schoolfundraisingideasblog.com/431/what-are-some-unique-fundraising-ideas-for-my-school-club/comment-page-1/#comment-1379 scott Tue, 26 May 2009 04:47:27 +0000 http://www.schoolfundraisingideasblog.com/school-fundraising-ideas/what-are-some-unique-fundraising-ideas-for-my-school-club#comment-1379 Hey, you guys are going to love this! Everyone needs more money, check out http://makingmoneyatoz.com/ a no strings attached website where you can search and add money making ideas and read comments from others who have tried the idea. If any of you have a money making idea you would like to share, you can add it for free with the link provided http://makingmoneyatoz.com/submit.php Hey, you guys are going to love this! Everyone needs more money, check out http://makingmoneyatoz.com/ a no strings attached website where you can search and add money making ideas and read comments from others who have tried the idea. If any of you have a money making idea you would like to share, you can add it for free with the link provided http://makingmoneyatoz.com/submit.php

]]> By: racingroadrunner http://www.schoolfundraisingideasblog.com/431/what-are-some-unique-fundraising-ideas-for-my-school-club/comment-page-1/#comment-1369 racingroadrunner Mon, 25 May 2009 07:06:59 +0000 http://www.schoolfundraisingideasblog.com/school-fundraising-ideas/what-are-some-unique-fundraising-ideas-for-my-school-club#comment-1369 Well, I'm not sure you can use this for a club, but it worked pretty well for our school. Our school was fundrasing for invisible children, so a penny war was held. There would be 4 jars (one for each class) in our quad during lunch and break. Pennies would count as +.01 and any other currency would be a negative amount. (ex. a nickel is -.05, a quarter is -.25, a dollar is -1). Students were then supposed to put pennies in their class jars while putting everything else in other classes' jars so they would lose point. Everyday the money would be counted and the "winners" would be reported over the intercom. After a week the contest was over and our school raised like $2,000. It was pretty fun, people got really competive and were like putting $20 bills in other classes' jars. My friend even went to the bank to get $10 worth of pennies for our jar.<br><b>References : </b><br> Well, I'm not sure you can use this for a club, but it worked pretty well for our school.

Our school was fundrasing for invisible children, so a penny war was held. There would be 4 jars (one for each class) in our quad during lunch and break. Pennies would count as +.01 and any other currency would be a negative amount. (ex. a nickel is -.05, a quarter is -.25, a dollar is -1). Students were then supposed to put pennies in their class jars while putting everything else in other classes' jars so they would lose point. Everyday the money would be counted and the "winners" would be reported over the intercom. After a week the contest was over and our school raised like $2,000.

It was pretty fun, people got really competive and were like putting $20 bills in other classes' jars. My friend even went to the bank to get $10 worth of pennies for our jar.
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]]> By: Amaretta http://www.schoolfundraisingideasblog.com/431/what-are-some-unique-fundraising-ideas-for-my-school-club/comment-page-1/#comment-1368 Amaretta Mon, 25 May 2009 06:31:59 +0000 http://www.schoolfundraisingideasblog.com/school-fundraising-ideas/what-are-some-unique-fundraising-ideas-for-my-school-club#comment-1368 One group at my daughter's school had periodic bacon sales during lunch hours. They cooked up the bacon on a Foreman grill and sold it for 50 cents a strip. It required minimal time and effort, but yielded a healthy profit.<br><b>References : </b><br> One group at my daughter's school had periodic bacon sales during lunch hours. They cooked up the bacon on a Foreman grill and sold it for 50 cents a strip. It required minimal time and effort, but yielded a healthy profit.
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