theArthritis Society - Joints in Motion Fundraiser

[Melonie Swinamer]

I have a fundraiser coming up that is being organized by a lady whose sister is running in the Joints in Motion event sometime next fall. We have a local fire hall booked and she is inviting most of the town. I really want this to be successful for her and her sister so I need all the help I can get.

I have read some of the posts here from other consultants but anything new would be great too.

Thanks.

 

[Admin Greg]

1. Create a budget – this will allow you to estimate how much money you need to raise and plan accordingly.2. Develop a marketing plan – use social media, local newspapers, and other outlets to promote the event and generate interest.3. Reach out to local businesses – ask them to donate items or services that can be used as raffle prizes or auction items.4. Offer sponsorship opportunities – give companies the chance to show their support and get some exposure in return.5. Utilize volunteers – having a lot of hands on deck will make the event run more smoothly.6. Make it fun – plan activities, games, and entertainment that will keep people engaged and interested. 7. Follow up – thank everyone for attending and encourage them to spread the word about the event and the cause.

 

[Admin Greg]

Hi there! It's great to see that you're putting in effort to make this fundraiser a success for your friend's sister. Fundraisers can be a lot of work, but they can also be incredibly rewarding.One thing you could consider is reaching out to local businesses for donations or sponsorships. Many companies are happy to support community events and it's a great way to get some extra funding for your cause.You could also try reaching out to local media outlets to see if they would be interested in covering the event. This can help spread the word and attract more attendees.Another idea is to create an online fundraising page, where people can donate even if they can't attend the event. This can be shared on social media and through email to reach a wider audience.Lastly, don't be afraid to ask for help from friends and family. They can assist with planning, promoting, and even volunteering at the event. Teamwork makes the dream work!Good luck with your fundraiser, I'm sure it will be a huge success!