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MISC> Rural Schools
Submitted by Forum_Admin on 14 May, 2004 - 21:29.
Date: Thu, 6 Mar 2003 20:58:48 -0000
From: Alba Lewis
Has anyone got any tips for fundraising in rural schools?
Alba Lewis MBA
Alba Fundraising Ltd
www.professionalfundraiser.org.uk
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Re: fundraising in rural schools
Here's an idea that could be relevant, if not to everyone's taste. Still it made it onto The Sun's Web site this week so got extensive coverage.
Jefferson County High School in Nashville "is encouraging punters to bet on where a cow will poo on its football field" to raise funds after the state Senate started allowing gambling fundraising events by certain non-profits.
Fundraising idea stinks
[url]www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2-2004230526,00.html[/url]
Re: MISC > Rural Schools
Have a look at [url]www.buy.at[/url]
We provide free webshops for organisations including many schools.
Every time your teachers and parents do their on-line shopping through the webshop you earn commission for the school (between 3% and 15%). Many schools are earning £20 or more a month from this.
As people in rural areas tend to be more aware of the benefits of online shopping, I would expect this scheme to be especially successful for schools in rural parts.
Any question's give me a bell on 0800 138 2161
Cheers,
David Revett
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MISC > re: Rural Schools
Date: Mon, 10 Mar 2003 08:20:28 +0000
From: Andrew Pring
Take a look at the Do it Yourself Fundraising information sheet on our
website at [url]www.cibfunding.org.uk[/url] There is also reference to a website
based in Australia that offers further ideas.
Andrew Pring
Andrew Pring
E-mail: [email]Andrew@the-cib.demon.co.uk[/email]
The CIB produces a monthly E-mail Funding Newsletter.
To get trial copies and details of service go to
[url]http://www.cibfunding.org.uk/page20.htm[/url]
or send Name/Organisation/Address/Phone Number/E-mail address to
[email]Andrew@the-cib.demon.co.uk[/email]
Look at The CIB web-site: [url]http://www.cibfunding.org.uk[/url] for a range of funding
information, training programmes and details of The CIB services.
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MISC > re: Rural Schools
Date: Sat, 8 Mar 2003 11:31:53 GMT
From: Gerry Beldon
See [url]www.beldons.co.uk/fun.htm[/url]
There are a few things there. But the genaral rules are the same as for
any other fundraising campaign - identify the goals and plan your way to
them!
Cheers
Gerry
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Gerry Beldon MInstF
GERRY BELDON INDEPENDENT FUNDRAISING
phone/fax : 0191 251 6720 =/= mobile : 07976 405721
[url]http://www.beldons.co.uk[/url] =/= [email]gerry@beldons.co.uk[/email]