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Hub You - Raffle Fundraiser - Fundraising Success Story!
Q. Yesterday I was interviewed for a job that sounds really good. One question stumped me: “What kind of boss do you like to work for?” Caught by surprise, I said, “I like a boss who’s available to answer questions and give me feedback.”How do I prepare for next time?A. Whether you’re interviewing for a job, networking or making a client presentation, you’ve entered a business relationship. And business relationships differ from friendships.So when you enter a business or a sports arena, you put on a uniform and wear your game
What we did is organize in effect two raffles, one was the fundraising raffle and one was the "kid raffle". You cannot buy raffle tickets for the "kid raffle," you can only earn them. For e
Many franchises run successfully with only minor problems between the franchisee and franchisor. But sometimes disputes can arise. What is the best way to handle these disputes?Most disputes arise primarily because of lack of communication. It is important to keep lines of communication open at all times so that minor niggles are resolved easily and quickly.The first point of call is to raise the matter verbally to the franchisor or their representative. Do not make your dispute public or raise any threats at this point. Make sure you raise
Our school like most schools has an auction/dinner fundraiser every year. An event that a handful of parents work on all year long for weeks and weeks and the rest of the school parents put in a pretty good share of time too. This year was one of the most successful ones because we also implemented a raffle that raised a quarter of the whole event!
The truth is I think that raffles rule! But you have to do it in a smart way. Here is what we did:
Since kids are great raffle tickets salespeople we wanted to make it fun and rewarding for the kids to sell the tickets. We made a list of all the coolest raffle prizes that our kids would love to receive. The #1 thing was a Unicycle (we have a circus performing arts class that all the kids take), after that we came up with a Tamagotchi , a skateboard and tons of beanie babies!
What we did is organize in effect two raffles, one was the fundraising raffle and one was the "kid raffle". You cannot buy raffle tickets for the "kid raffle," you can only earn them. For ev
The Federal Trade Commission has now completed its new revision of the Franchise Rule, a set of regulations, which has not been changed since the 1970s if you can believe it? Outrageous to think that the Federal Government could be so inept or non-responding to the needs of the free market or the Franchising Community, which represents nearly 1/3 of every consumer dollar spent in the United States of America.One of the larger Franchise Organizations for the Industry, which is filled with lawyers, as well as franchisors, consultants and franchisees
The truth is I think that raffles rule! But you have to do it in a smart way. Here is what we did:
Since kids are great raffle tickets salespeople we wanted to make it fun and rewarding for the kids to sell the tickets. We made a list of all the coolest raffle prizes that our kids would love to receive. The #1 thing was a Unicycle (we have a circus performing arts class that all the kids take), after that we came up with a Tamagotchi , a skateboard and tons of beanie babies!
What we did is organize in effect two raffles, one was the fundraising raffle and one was the "kid raffle". You cannot buy raffle tickets for the "kid raffle," you can only earn them. For e
Payroll tax disputes can destroy a small or medium business and have a disastrous effect on business owner’s personal finances. This article will provide a general discussion of the typical payroll tax controversy and some tips on how to address payroll disputes.Payroll taxes disputes often arise when businesses fail to timely file employment tax returns (such as the Forms 941 or 940) and/or when businesses fail to timely remit their employment taxes to the IRS.In either case, the IRS will assign the matter to a Revenue Officer.
The truth is I think that raffles rule! But you have to do it in a smart way. Here is what we did:
Since kids are great raffle tickets salespeople we wanted to make it fun and rewarding for the kids to sell the tickets. We made a list of all the coolest raffle prizes that our kids would love to receive. The #1 thing was a Unicycle (we have a circus performing arts class that all the kids take), after that we came up with a Tamagotchi , a skateboard and tons of beanie babies!
What we did is organize in effect two raffles, one was the fundraising raffle and one was the "kid raffle". You cannot buy raffle tickets for the "kid raffle," you can only earn them. For e
Athletes who are having banner years instruct their agents to renegotiate their contracts right away, to wangle lucrative extensions, extra years of gravy, because when you’re hot, you’re hot.Technically, their teams have no duty to come back to the table, as long as there is a prior contract in effect. Teams can coldly say, a deal is a deal. Talk to us later.But they don’t, because they fear offending their star player, especially when his or her career is arcing upward. Plus, they want to lock-in future performance at present prices, if t
What we did is organize in effect two raffles, one was the fundraising raffle and one was the "kid raffle". You cannot buy raffle tickets for the "kid raffle," you can only earn them. For e
It’s that time of year again – recruiting and starting the graduates. This whole area is one which needs to be considered and reviewed as it is a major commitment for the organisation. Getting it right can help the future of the business – the alternative is just an expensive waste. In this article I will cover some key points to help you increase your success rate in both getting and keeping the right graduates. I will pose some questions for you to consider at the recruitment phase and ideas or reminders of things to do when they are working for yo
What we did is organize in effect two raffles, one was the fundraising raffle and one was the "kid raffle". You cannot buy raffle tickets for the "kid raffle," you can only earn them. For every 10 tickets that a kid sells they get one free kid raffle ticket. Naturally, the kid raffle’s main prize was a unicycle (which we got donated) and the rest of the prizes were bought by us.
The kids went nuts!!! We gave each child a packet with all the instructions and got them psyched... We made an executive decision that no kid will go empty handed at the end of the raffle and we bought beanie babies for all of them (we got them on eBay for a dollar each).
In order to try and inspire people to buy more raffle tickets for the regular fundraising raffle we awarded those who spent a lot of money with loads of tickets. One raffle ticket sold for a dollar, 6 for 5 dollars all the way to 500 tickets for $200! The thinking for the high amount is that many family members, friends and grandparents live far away. They would be happy to support junior's school and cannot attend the fundraiser BUT they can buy raffle tick
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