Our raffle basket ticket prices are
3 for $5
7 for $10
15 for $20
Most people buy the 15 for $20
We just made over $500 on our raffle basket ticket sales durning our Easter Bunny pancake breakfast. Our event made a total of $1500 with only about $50 in expenses for the event!!

I've printed our the CVS e-card and purchased a regular $25 CVS gift card since it comes with a name on it, didn't want to give that as a prize.

That is what we are going to do with our $50 cvs card. Get supplies we need to run the event. It has my name on it.

You just print it out and give it to the cashier at the store. We ended up using it for supplies because it had our chairs name printed on it.

What does everyone do when they get a $25 e card from CVS? do you just print the ecard out?

Hello everyone, Im new to this site and I am so happy i found it, Its been so helpful. I see that the majority is for school fundraising but Im here because I am doing a Relay For life event as in June and I am in charge of the Chinese Auction for the first time. I live on Long Island NY. I saw on here all the websites from the ultimate donation list that I can request donations from which I had applied to, and read most of your comments of the luck I will and wont have with them.
My question is im thinking of pricing the ticket sales one for a $1. 6 for $5, and /or an arms length for $10. Of course depending on the items/ baskets i do get and if i get like higher end gift baskets or certificates sell the tickets 3 for $5. I dont want to make the ticket sales to expensive. cause the way I see it the cheaper the ticket prices the more people will spend and bid on the items. What do you think?