Fundraising Ideas
Fundraising Ideas
For Individual Students lved: Get others invo ge sale, get a percentage
ra Work at a BSM ga ip g toward your tr lp raise $ by doin he to p ou gr h ut Get your yo ge sales, etc. car washes, gara ting lp you out by knit he ily m fa ur yo , e Hav ing gifts, cleaning pp ra w , ng ki ba toboggans, a babysitting, etc. lp you by having he ill w ey th if ch Ask your chur e for a tting you use spac a bake church dinner, le ert, letting you do nc co fit ne be or dinner service. bracelets after a or ts ir sh ll se or sale
Appeal to People’s
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Get Creative!!
Design a t-shirt...ho wever, IT HAS TO BE COOL, says David. If it is not a cool de sign, it won’t sell. Are you part of a sm all group? Ask a fe w to sponsor you with prayer and by brin ging a dollar to each meeting. At the en d of 6 weeks, 5 groups of 5 equals $180!!! One student was a licensed cosmetolog ist. She cut people’s ha ir for her money. One student made personalized cand les. She designed to sh ow where she was going so it was also a prayer reminder. Some students have even sold plasma an d gotten their friend s to sell it for them too!
ger: Sell anything on ca mpus from cookies, to cakes, to lemonade—stud ents, staff and prof es sors will buy them. he Money!ysitting for t r o f Patty sold her gran d r a rk H dmother’s tamales by bab for two Wo ised money different trips! ra t n e d tu s One hurch. One student baked llected ple in her c 60 cakes by hersel o e p ther and co e g to t f and sold o g them at Wal-mart. y from Wal-mart matched tie says the s, hats, etc a lt K e b , y lr e the donations she rece oes, jew ived. , and had a clothes, sh te a n o d ld u Lissa took orders fo o wo like a r lasagna and chicke anyone wh et” which is s lo C ’s n to tetrazzini. She mad la “P e them in foil baking miniature pans and sold them for le . $25 each (cost $5 to cking! Peop retail store lo F y b y e m n ak o e). gos Her dad took orde rs at work & she w cee made m to have plastic flamin a L ould make them and send them thers aying for o with him to work. p She made $1000! mans yards! lets with Ro put in their e c ra b r e y Sarah made cinnam e pra made on rolls, unbaked an Taylor mad those. She ld o s d n d a frozen by the doze m e n. This was very su 10:15 on th ccessful for her! -shirts $200! their own t g n ri b le p o pe piece. Eunice had m for $5 a e th d e y d and she tie
Sacrificial Giving: Look at your life. What can you give up? A Starbucks trip a week, a movie night a month, a Nintendo Wii game, or a trip to the mall. What are you willing to sacrifice so that you or a friend can Go Now and fulfill the great commission?
Local Church:
Churches play a major role in raising funds for many students. Not only do they give out of missions budgets, they also help do fundraisers. Some have held car washes, bake sales, and Bar-B-Qs, or have had students work in childcare or Disciple Now’s. Many will let you have time to speak at a service or in a Sunday School or Bible Study class to let people know what you are doing and why you are doing it. This give s people a personal connection to the field where the student will be serving and makes them more willing to give.
For Individual Students lved: Get others invo ge sale, get a percentage
ra Work at a BSM ga ip g toward your tr lp raise $ by doin he to p ou gr h ut Get your yo ge sales, etc. car washes, gara ting lp you out by knit he ily m fa ur yo , e Hav ing gifts, cleaning pp ra w , ng ki ba toboggans, a babysitting, etc. lp you by having he ill w ey th if ch Ask your chur e for a tting you use spac a bake church dinner, le ert, letting you do nc co fit ne be or dinner service. bracelets after a or ts ir sh ll se or sale
Appeal to People’s
Hun
Get Creative!!
Design a t-shirt...ho wever, IT HAS TO BE COOL, says David. If it is not a cool de sign, it won’t sell. Are you part of a sm all group? Ask a fe w to sponsor you with prayer and by brin ging a dollar to each meeting. At the en d of 6 weeks, 5 groups of 5 equals $180!!! One student was a licensed cosmetolog ist. She cut people’s ha ir for her money. One student made personalized cand les. She designed to sh ow where she was going so it was also a prayer reminder. Some students have even sold plasma an d gotten their friend s to sell it for them too!
ger: Sell anything on ca mpus from cookies, to cakes, to lemonade—stud ents, staff and prof es sors will buy them. he Money!ysitting for t r o f Patty sold her gran d r a rk H dmother’s tamales by bab for two Wo ised money different trips! ra t n e d tu s One hurch. One student baked llected ple in her c 60 cakes by hersel o e p ther and co e g to t f and sold o g them at Wal-mart. y from Wal-mart matched tie says the s, hats, etc a lt K e b , y lr e the donations she rece oes, jew ived. , and had a clothes, sh te a n o d ld u Lissa took orders fo o wo like a r lasagna and chicke anyone wh et” which is s lo C ’s n to tetrazzini. She mad la “P e them in foil baking miniature pans and sold them for le . $25 each (cost $5 to cking! Peop retail store lo F y b y e m n ak o e). gos Her dad took orde rs at work & she w cee made m to have plastic flamin a L ould make them and send them thers aying for o with him to work. p She made $1000! mans yards! lets with Ro put in their e c ra b r e y Sarah made cinnam e pra made on rolls, unbaked an Taylor mad those. She ld o s d n d a frozen by the doze m e n. This was very su 10:15 on th ccessful for her! -shirts $200! their own t g n ri b le p o pe piece. Eunice had m for $5 a e th d e y d and she tie
Sacrificial Giving: Look at your life. What can you give up? A Starbucks trip a week, a movie night a month, a Nintendo Wii game, or a trip to the mall. What are you willing to sacrifice so that you or a friend can Go Now and fulfill the great commission?
Local Church:
Churches play a major role in raising funds for many students. Not only do they give out of missions budgets, they also help do fundraisers. Some have held car washes, bake sales, and Bar-B-Qs, or have had students work in childcare or Disciple Now’s. Many will let you have time to speak at a service or in a Sunday School or Bible Study class to let people know what you are doing and why you are doing it. This give s people a personal connection to the field where the student will be serving and makes them more willing to give.
