At our school, we had a specific section of our annual auction that was about funding classroom needs - a "pick board" where guests could select an item they wanted to fund, with an amount on it, and the money raised through each of these was passed through to the teachers, to make the intended purchase.
The trick is that the money you raise one year generally gets spent the following year, if your fundraising event is in the spring. This could work in your favor, when talking the teachers into it - they can see it at work one spring, and if it works, then they can drop their separate effort the following fall.
Roger
- Roger.Devine
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When we do fundriasers we do them with specific goals in mind. For example we are getting ready to do Original Works (Art on products) and ALL the money raised goes to the Art program at our school. In the fall fundraiser, the money goes towards field trips. There is no reason why your group can't do a fundraiser and have the profits go to something specific
- milkbrain
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