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The Seriously Good Guide to Fundraising

The Seriously Good Guide to Fundraising was originally produced in 2008 as a soft cover guide which provided practical ideas and advice for community groups wanting to raise funds. Topics covered in the guide included Getting Started, Planning an Event, Sponsorship, Community Funding and Marketing. It also provided details about running specific events such as discos, gala days, food stalls, raffles, tours, auctions and more.

By the end of 2009, 20,000 FREE copies had been distributed to community groups throughout the country.

Due to the demand for the information contained in the guide, The Seriously Good Guide to Fundraising is now available for purchase on CD. Click here to find out more.

Fundraising Ideas

24 Hour Events	Antique Fairs	Art Exhibitions
Auctions	Birthday Parties	Boat Trips
Buy a Brick	Calendars or Diaries	Cash for Cabbages
Christmas Campaigns	Club Books	Club Merchandise
Coffee Evening	Coin Trails	Collection Buckets
Cow Pat Betting	Demonstration Nights	Discos
Dog Tucker Ram Drives	Donate an Hour	Dress Up Days
Easter Egg Hunt	Eftpos Extra	Event Clean Up
Firewood Sales	First Aid Kits	Food Festivals
Fruit Picking	Funniest Home Videos	Gift Baskets
Gumboot Throwing	Indoor Games Night	Metal Recycling
Moo, Sheep and Horse Poo	Party in the Park	Pea Straw Sales
Photo Sittings	Private Parties	Scavenger Hunts
Second Hand Shop	Sell Your Space	Swap Meets
Tabloid Sports	Themed Fun Runs	Time Capsules
Walk to Work Week	World Record Attempts

Metal Recycling
Believe it or not, there is money to be made in scrap metal - and not just in cans. Metal merchants will pay you for all sorts of scrap including aluminium, copper, brass, lead, batteries, electrical cable, steel, stainless steel, roofing iron, radiators and machinery.

Phone a local merchant to find out exactly what types of metal they will take and how much they will pay, then organise a collection amongst your members. Many merchants offer a bin for you to collect everything in and they will come and pick it up.

"This workshop opened up so many ideas for me. Fundraising will definitely be easier. "

Janette McLeod
Te Puke Floral Art

"You have given me so many ideas and procedures that the mind boggles. I really enjoyed it. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge."

Bryan Bamber
New Plymouth School of Gymnastics

"Just checked out your training DVD on Sustainable funding, awesome. Keep up the inspiring stuff you do."

Jude McNabb
Volunteer Nelson

20,000 paperback guides have been distributed and now it is out on CD. Click here for details