As the Fundraising Chaiperson, everyone will be looking to you to come up with an organized, well-thought out fundraiser that will run as smooth as possible. And with a little planning and effort, this is completely the case!
First, set your fundraising goal. What kind of funds do you need and what are the funds being used for? Are your boy scouts trying to save up to attend the next National Scout Jamboree? Does your Swim Team or Hockey Team need extra funds for gear, traveling, or practice time? Maybe your Church Youth Group really wants to plan a Missions Trip? Set your goal. Stick to your goal. And let your group know what they're working toward. The reward is all the motivation they need!
Second, sell to meet your goal. Sounds simple. It is simple! How many items does each organization member need to sell for everyone to reach that goal you have set? Let your group members know what their individual goal is, and most importantly, make it achievable. Maybe you need to have more than one fundraiser to meet your goal. That works too! Just make your efforts attainable or your group members may get discouraged. Fundraising should be FUN!
Third, set your timeline. Get your members excited about their goal, let them know how to attain their goal and keep them all enthusiastic for a two to three week window of time. Short and simple! The excitement can fade pretty fast, so keep your fundraiser going, get it done and celebrate when your group reaches their goal!
Congratulations! Your (boy scout, hockey player, church group, etc.) has the means to do a little something extra special this year! What an achievement!
If you'd like more information about Mickman Brothers Christmas Wreath Fundraiser, please visit our website at your conveneince,
http://www.mickman.com/fundraising
Contributed by Sara Laning
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Showing posts with label cub scout fundraiser. Show all posts
Thursday, August 4, 2011
Thursday, July 21, 2011
Fundraising Hints: Finding Volunteers - Mickman Brothers Wreath Fundraiser
You've volunteered to be your Fundraising Chairperson. You may have even chosen the Fundraiser your Organization wants to do. Can you handle the entire fundraiser by yourself? Will anyone be able to help you? What's the best way to get other parents or organization members to help out?
Let all volunteers know that they can job-share. One person can do a good job, but two people can do a fantastic job! This can encourage those volunteers with a limited time schedule to sign up. Knowing they can share their responsibilities with another individual will ease their concerns. However, be sure to keep both volunteers on task and make sure they're communicating amongst each other to keep your timeline running smoothly.
Organized Fundraisers can draw more volunteers as well. Weekly, bi-weekly or monthly update emails and/or meetings are crucial to keep all volunteers up to date on important deadlines and more importantly, lets them know how the fundraiser is progressing. Are your organization members reaching the fundraising goal? Do you need a meeting to motivate your boy scouts, church members, or other organizational members? Keeping everyone up to date on how your Fundraiser is progressing keeps them on task and makes it easier for your volunteers to know what's expected of them.
Personally ask volunteer candidates if they can help. This sounds simple and straight-forward, but it's often overlooked because the Chairperson doesn't want to 'bother' anyone. When you can speak face-to-face with boy scout or marching band parents, church members, coaching staff or other volunteer candidates, you can answer their questions and show them what this Organization is all about! Enthusiasm is contagious!
Now you've gathered up your volunteers. What next? How do you get your fundraiser organized? What kind of goals do you set? Is there a timeline you need to follow? Right now is the perfect time to gather information and choose your Fall Fundraiser. It's never too early to get your scouts, cheerleaders, hockey players, youth groups and any other Organization ready to go!
If you'd like more information about Mickman Brothers Holiday Fundraiser, please visit our website at your convenience, http://www.holidayfundraiser.com/
Contributed by Sara Laning
Let all volunteers know that they can job-share. One person can do a good job, but two people can do a fantastic job! This can encourage those volunteers with a limited time schedule to sign up. Knowing they can share their responsibilities with another individual will ease their concerns. However, be sure to keep both volunteers on task and make sure they're communicating amongst each other to keep your timeline running smoothly.
Organized Fundraisers can draw more volunteers as well. Weekly, bi-weekly or monthly update emails and/or meetings are crucial to keep all volunteers up to date on important deadlines and more importantly, lets them know how the fundraiser is progressing. Are your organization members reaching the fundraising goal? Do you need a meeting to motivate your boy scouts, church members, or other organizational members? Keeping everyone up to date on how your Fundraiser is progressing keeps them on task and makes it easier for your volunteers to know what's expected of them.
Personally ask volunteer candidates if they can help. This sounds simple and straight-forward, but it's often overlooked because the Chairperson doesn't want to 'bother' anyone. When you can speak face-to-face with boy scout or marching band parents, church members, coaching staff or other volunteer candidates, you can answer their questions and show them what this Organization is all about! Enthusiasm is contagious!
Now you've gathered up your volunteers. What next? How do you get your fundraiser organized? What kind of goals do you set? Is there a timeline you need to follow? Right now is the perfect time to gather information and choose your Fall Fundraiser. It's never too early to get your scouts, cheerleaders, hockey players, youth groups and any other Organization ready to go!
If you'd like more information about Mickman Brothers Holiday Fundraiser, please visit our website at your convenience, http://www.holidayfundraiser.com/
Contributed by Sara Laning
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Evergreen seedlings planted all over the Nation! Mickman Brothers Wreath Fundraiser
Mickman Brothers has funded the planting of over 200,000 evergreen seedlings in the states of:
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| Chris Mickman planting seedlings in MN. |
Arizona: Apache-Seagraves National Forest
California: Plumas National Forest
Colorado: Pike National Forest
Florida: Okaloacoochee Slough State Forest
Indiana: Indiana State Forest
Minnesota: Sand Dune National Forest; George Washington State Forest; Hibbing area; many others!
Tennessee: Cherokee National Forest
Vermont: Green Mountain National Forest
Virginia: Appomattox-Buckingham State Forest
Washington: Wenatchee National Forest
Wisconsin: Chequamegon National Forest
Mickman Brothers plants a tree seedling for every Holiday Gift Product purchased. Fundraising Organizations: boy scout troops, girls scout troops, cub scout troops, high school marching bands, sports teams, church groups, schools and many other groups make the planting of all these evergreen tree seedlings possible through their hard work and fundraising effort!
Organizations just like yours have raised funds of over $40 million to fund their activities using our Christmas Wreath Fundraiser! Get your Free Information packet today, holidayfundraiser.com
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