Promoting Your Fundraising
Having selected your method
of fundraising, you then have to work on promoting your event,
as this needs time and effort too. There has to be good
publicity for your fundraising event, otherwise, your hard work
will not reap the rewards that you are searching for in terms
of money raised for your cause.
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Promoting your Fundraiser
by Cassie Kale
To achieve a successful fundraising event you will need to
create awareness and excitement for your fundraising event. The
bigger the crowd of people you attract for your fundraiser, the
bigger amount of money that will be raised for your group.
Below are some tips for generating interest in your fundraising
event!
Press Releases are vitally are a great way to make the
community aware of your event and it will also be good for your
group image. Send out your first press release announcing that
you are having a fundraising event, why you are having your
event, include your target amount and what the money is going
to be used for. You can have your newsletter distributed online
for free on many sites. You may be wondering what good will
that do if my fundraiser is local, but you never know who may
be interested in sponsoring and supporting your fundraising
efforts!
Also send out a press release after your fundraising event has
ended and thank all those that participated, announce what you
did with the money raised and give a brief description of the
outcome and success of your fundraising event. The viral
marketing and word of mouth you will receive is priceless!
| This makes a lot
of sense, but is something that doesn't always
happen. After the rush of getting the
fundraiser up and running, volunteers are often
so exhausted that followup is the last thing on
their mind. However, once you have done this
once, it just gets added on the list of things
to do, and with the help of computers, a brief
summary of the event and its success can be
simple to produce. ~
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Ask your volunteers to distribute flyers at laundry mats,
supermarkets, day care centers, small businesses and the like.
To attract small businesses you can add their name to your
flyer or pamphlet so they also receive some attention for
sponsoring and/or participating in your fundraising event.
Utilize online methods to helps spread the word of your
upcoming fundraising event. Post on community message boards,
if you have a website post it on there as well. You can also
create business cards on your own computer to distribute just
for this occasion. The more people you tell, the more people
will be involved in your fundraising event.
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