Perfect Fundraising Templates You Can Use

Written February 03, 2012 by James Porter 0

In many ways, organizing a fundraiser is a lot like baking cookies. Sometimes it can be fun and rewarding to do everything from scratch. Other times, however, you might find that a little help lets you achieve the best possible results. Since so many people these days have busy schedules, popping a tray of frozen Otis Spunkmeyer cookie dough into the oven is a perfect way to enjoy warm, delicious cookies without too much hassle or fuss. In the same way, when you are juggling organizing duties on top of your typical busy lifestyle, a little help from Otis Spunkmeyer goes a long way.

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Charity Fundraisers Made Easier With Cookie Dough

Written February 02, 2012 by Jen Johnson 0

Even though there is no such thing as an easy charity fundraiser, there are ways to make your campaign seem more effortless and fun. Using cookie dough as your foundation is a great beginning.

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Turn Failing Fundraisers into Fabulous Fundraisers

Written February 01, 2012 by Mary Conroy 0

Do not give up hope when if you believe your fundraiser is failing. There are things you can do to quickly turn it from failing to fabulous.

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Ways to Rescue a Failing Fundraiser

Written January 31, 2012 by Alan Lopez 0

Watching fundraisers not live up to expectations can be stressful, frustrating and leave you with a sense of failure. It does not have to be that way. There are some ways to rescue a failing fundraiser.

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How To Run a Profitable Fundraiser

Written January 30, 2012 by James Porter 0

Running a profitable fundraiser takes time, hard work and continuous motivation. A number of factors come into play including goals, marketing and teamwork. A profitable fundraiser needs to have goals. Goals range from choosing a worthy cause to setting individual sales levels. You need to have a clear understanding about what you are raising funds for such as new band uniforms, sports team transportation or paying the medical bills for a valued community member. This is your purpose. The more important your cause and purpose, the easier it can be to raise funds.

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