Fundraising For High Schools 2013 by Direct Digital

High Schools 2013

fundraisingideas.com.au

Fundraising for

ebook - Fundraising for High Schools

fundraisingideas.com.au

An Australian fundraising tradition for over 35 years.

The original melamine Pictureplate速

Loved by kids,

treasured by parents Pictureplates are a simple and effective fundraiser proven over many years. We make it easy to run a successful fundraiser with our range of durable, high-quality personalised keepsakes.

FRE

Get your Starter Pack now

1300 130 574 www.picpro.biz scan to order direct from your mobile

fundraisingideas.com.au

sell now pay later

early bird discount

5-star service

manage online

Fundraising for High Schools - e-book

EDITOR Mandy Weidmann 1300 653 305

CONTENTS

ADVERTISING ENQUIRIES

Introduction

1300 653 305 sales@directdigital.com.au

Who this guide can help

Direct Digital Publications Pty Ltd ABN 98 118 909 069

Parent-driven fundraising

p: 1300 653 305 f: 1300 769 823 www.fundraisingideas.com.au admin@directdigital.com.au

1. How to engage a community when it’s populated by ‘phantoms’ 10

PUBLISHER

DISCLAIMER Direct Digital Publications Pty Ltd takes no responsibility for materials in this publication or claims made by advertisers, or errors or omissions. Readers should not act on any representations made in this book without independent verification.

2. Dealing with volunteer burnout

3. Proven Fundraising options

Student driven Fundraising

- Business studies venture

- Cause-related Fundraising

When the Fundraiser’s over

1. Share the outcome with your community 21 2. Provide your Fundraising supplier with feedback 21 3. Congratulate you volunteers on a job well done 21 4. Complete the Report Card in your Fundraiser’s Handover Manual 21

Index to eBooks

fundraise with Australiaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s original AND best show bags EASY, effective fundraising Pre Packed, ready to sell

10e0y % back

Call NOW for our fantastic SAMPLE packs mon rantee see the quality before you buy! gua

www.mrshowbags.com.au 1300 677 469

Introduction A+ fundraising for high school After years of organising play dates and squeezing in time to be a part of your child’s school life, high school arrives. You no longer seem wanted in the school grounds. There’s no after school care – just a myriad of after school activities and homework; and your teen definitely does not want you involved in the social life. That is sooo uncool! It’s enough to make you want to sit back and think “Well I have done my bit”. FACT: Research shows that the best performing students in high school are those whose parents remain involved in their education, irrespective of socioeconomic status, ethnic/racial background or parents’ own education.1 FACT: Entering high school is actually the most challenging time in a student’s life. Despite what the kids say, involved parents ease the transition.2 Well-known child psychologist Dr John Irvine says: • Don’t go it alone. Parents need to meet other parents at the high school so they have a reference group to check things with. (Okay – to me that says ‘get involved with the P&C’) • Take an active interest in your teen’s school work and activities. Attend school events; get to know teachers. Wait until I tell my kids that fundraising and volunteering at school will be a part of my parental charter until they graduate! Are you up for the challenge? This guide shares ways to identify the right fundraiser for your high school audience, overcome volunteer burnout (common among parents of high schoolers) and how to introduce fundraising to a new generation.

Happy fundraising!

1 University of Chicago 2 Sydney Morning Herald, 18 January 2010

fundraisingideas.com.au

Fundraising for High Schools - e-book

Meet Kathy, she has been with our family owned and operated company for over 15 years. She is a wealth of knowledge! Phone 1800 657 489

BAKE YOUR OWN QUICK & EASY ORDER FORM DRIVE

HIGHEST PROFIT SO EASY TO SETUP & RUN • • • • • • • • AMBER PRODUCT SMART CHOICES GO FOR YOUR LIFE

• •

7 delicious flavours. Make 100 13g bite size cookies per 1.3kg tub. Can be refrozen. Order form drive - we supply the colour order forms. Australian owned and made. Free incentive prizes.

Is there really a Billy G? Find out at www.australianfundraising.com.au

•

Make up to 70% clear cash profit. Receive up to 30% value for prizes and support materials. The most proven and profitable fun run/walk-a-thon program. Our premium program is 25% cheaper** than the standard program offered by others - more money in your pocket to purchase equipment/ resources for your school/group. Run the fundraiser with your cross country, walk-a-thon, lap-a-thon, sports carnivals, kick-a-thon, dance-a-thon or Walk to School Day.

THE BEST & LARGEST PRIZE RANGE

FUNDRAISING SCRATCH CARDS MAKE UP TO 90% PROFIT • • u for your

Thank yo

support.

Thank you

for your

•

support.

12/12/2011

dd 1 AM 11 8:16:38 port-Generic-1.in 12/12/20 Scratch-and-Sup

8:13:58 AM

•

Easy, fun and highly profitable. Donors scratch off dots and donate the amount revealed ($0.50, $1, $2, or $3). Your sellers receive a silicon sports watch for every card purchased. $80 donation value on each card.

d 1

port-PRINT.ind

Scratch-and-Sup

i INFORMATION

Complete information on all of our programs is available at www.australianfundraising.com.au where you can request a free information kit and samples online. Alternatively you can call our office on FREE CALL 1800 657 489 (07 3279 0140 from mobiles). Check our website for the new *To approved customers. **As of November 2012. discount vouchers that we supply to your sellers.

We offer a comprehensive range of programs They're popular and proven! No money up front.*

SchoolYour / Gr Name oup Name:__ Address

SchoolYour / Gr Name oup

________

________ :_______ _____ ________ 1st Pr ________ ize: Th ________ ______ e ma _______P Five (5) jor dr /C:_____ night ________ _____ aw pr holiday for 2 adu ________ at Sea ize inc lts and ________ School 2 children World Res ludes: ______ ort & holiday in a Sup Water s* Two (2) erior Roo Park on All mon day entr the Gol m. Can ies and One (1) y to Sea are to d Coa be used be retur tickets (incl day entr World st over the udin ned to 2010. for 2 adu One (1) Your y to War your scho g unsold ticke p day lts and ner Bro Grou ol / grou ts) ol /entr Prize to $100 2 s. y Scho p by 1 be draw credit e to Wet’n’Wild Movie World children May, for food n at 6.00p Nam at your $200 for Wat Your school 2 adu and bev er Wor Caltex even lts and p / group namm on 30 May, 2010 ld for Cash erage t. Grou 2 children Card. 2 adu at Sea e and IT IS School /GO lts and Valued address World SCHOOL e 2 of Res at $2,6 children DOO Nam draw ort & OF AN R TOPOLICY THA 00 Water DOO ADU T AWA Park RE OF LT. PLEA R WITHCHILDRE Ticket includes: ________

Phone:_

THIS.

N SE ENSU OUT SUPE DO NOT RE YOU RVISION Name

prize or draw

sales by phone close and mail.30 May, 2010. compo

R Na nent majCondit Prize to CHIL meThe Coast : _______ ions: A availab include s D ISe: : to____ _______ room certific be drawn at on the Gold for High ility. * It _______ Park 6.00pm is availabaccom modati ate will ____ 1st Priz _______ Seaso Water Scho on be ____ n. It cannot on& le Resort _______ the ol / Group _ for use only. Theissued to 30 May, 2010 ____ over ___ theused at your be used over the____ winner prize be :_____________ at Sea World school AustraCan does . It isPLEA overRoom. not include valid for SE holiday _______ Sch / group Indy Week. lian ____ Return ____ or SUP Schoo name POR use ool (5)snight _______ Ticket ____ airfare a Superi It cannot l Holida and addres T Five up to / Gro n in _______ s, meals,for ____ _ by: OUR be transfeys for aWin s of draw months small transp 12 __ and 2 childre up:________ ____________ Return a rge event. RAFFLE ort, activiti from the fami Winne n rred or redeemsurcha FUNDRAISER for 2 adults Ticket issue ________ 4½ es or r will be $50 ly holid ed for of n date. 2 childre s to: Sea2 childre cash and per night transfeay ys* Ret accom notified ____ Wor atThe for Shouldrs. Accom _ 2 adults and ! the must and ____ modati ld Reso ____ urn modati School holida be taken on World for Seaso /C:_________ on worl Ticket for ©2 adults rt intact. n or $100 is subjec d reno &erWate n________ entry to Sea 2010 and TM wned ___________P sBros. per nightt Movie World by: Sea World 2 childre for Two (2) day Property Trust, 2 adul____ ____________ _ on 2 adults and __r Park WARNER to Warner ts and World for Sesame Street BROS. MOVIE WORLD ____________ Ret Park day entry 2 childrenthe Gold Coast Water (1) and logo and and associated ______ Water urn One Wild & all related trademarks, ______ Wet’n’ characters Tictoket service marks and elements World Resort entry and design Phone:______ are trademarks elements are s to: ge at Sea of and © Warner One (1) day TM/© 2010 bevera Sesame Workshop Bros. Entertainment for food and Inc. (s10) $2,600 credit at $100 Valued Cash Card. tickets) $200 Caltex ng unsold © 2010 and will be notified tickets (includi / group by 1 May, Winner TM Sea World and tion draw event. The accommoda All monies school address of

____________

Name:______

and TM Sea

World

____________

Address:____

to your are to be returned 2010 2010. on 30 May, of draw drawn at 6.00pm Prize to be and address / group name at your school EN DO NOT ISION event. THAT CHILDR T SUPERV IS POLICY L IT IS SCHOOTO DOOR WITHOU YOUR CHILD ENSURE GO DOOR PLEASE OF AN ADULT. THIS. AWARE OF

Property

Trust,

WARNER

BROS.

MOVIE

WORLD

and logo

and all related

characte

rs and elements

are trademar

PLEASE SU

ks of and © Warner

Bros.

Entertain

ment

Inc. (s10)

date. name and tion is subject the issue school / group to 12 months from Accommoda night up 2010 at your or transfers. Season or $100 per on 30 May, It is valid for use for activities at 6.00pm for Shoulder meals, transport, to be drawn issued to the winner. $50 per night taken intact. 2010. Prize include airfares, surcharge of will be must be does not close 30 May, Inc. (s10) A certificate for a small The prize for cash and Ticket sales mail. Conditions: Bros. Entertainment tion only. School Holidays or redeemed Warner and of and © accommoda the Australian by phone be transferred are trademarks includes room It cannot for use over and elements component Indy Week. characters * It is available and all related be used over to availability. and logo It cannot WORLD BROS. MOVIE for High Season. Property Sea World and TM © 2010

PPOR

T OUR RA Win FFLE FUND 4 ½Sea a family holiday RAISER! World Re at the wo sort rld for 2 adult& Water Park on renowned the s and 2 ch ildren Gold Coast

Trust, WARNER

Property Trust,

WARNER Sesame Street BROS. MOVIE WORLD and logo and and associa ted tradema rks, service all related characters and marks and design elemen elements are tradema rks ts are TM/© 2010 Sesame of and © Warner Bros. Entertainment Workshop

3 SELF-RUN RAFFLES

Inc. (s10)

HANDCRAFTED GREETING CARDS EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY & VALUE

NO MONEY UPFRONT!*

My Card Shop in a Box™ All Occasion Handmade Cards

•

• • • • •

•

Choose from three great destinations. We do all of the setup for you! These raffles are just for your group. It’s your very own raffle for general fundraising or as a fete/fair raffle. Someone in your group or community will win this terrific holiday prize. We supply the holiday and travel prizes, the professionally printed colour raffle tickets personalised with your logo and raffle details and colour book covers, draft parent’s letters, seller incentive prizes, courier costs and accounting tally software/tally sheets. Easy payment plan to take the pressure off your cash flows.

You provide an outstanding opportunity for your families/members to purchase and sell beautiful, handcrafted, 3D greeting cards at the exceptional value of only $0.80 each. Three gift/display boxes available: All Occasion Cards, Birthday Cards, Christmas Cards Run the fundraiser as a direct sale or as an order form drive.

CALL US FOR A SAMPLE!

FUNDRAISER FOR YOUR WHOLE COMMUNITY • •

These fundraisers are brought to you by Proudly Australian owned and operated.

Support Cancer Council, promote sun protection awareness and raise funds for your group. Run as an in-hand direct sale or as an order form drive. The order form includes the SunSmart SLIP, SLOP, SLAP, SEEK, SLIDE message.

FREE CALL 1800 657 489 www.australianfundraising.com.au

Who this guide can help

Parent-driven Fundraising

Fundraising in the secondary school market is a hard nut to crack unless:

Key issues:

(a) it’s cause-related or (b) students (and to a lesser extent, parents) see that there’s something in it for them directly or (c) it’s social. Within high schools, there are often three distinct volunteer fundraising streams: 1. The parents’ group (P&C/P&F) 2. Students running a business venture as an assignment 3. Students raising money for a cause. These groups have different target audiences. Different products will work for them too. But the fundamentals apply to all three. • Have a goal – a SMART goal • Don’t keep the goal to yourself – let it be known. You’re much more likely to get support. • Consider your market – think demographics, affordability, appeal, timing and values. • Product drives – like life – have a beginning, middle and an end. You cannot afford to skip any stage. • When the fundraising activity is over: - report the outcome back to your community - complete a Fundraising report card to help those who follow you learn from you.

ebook - Fundraising for High Schools

1. How to engage a community populated by ‘phantoms’ 2. Volunteer burnout – how to reignite the fire to get involved 3. Choosing the right fundraiser

How to engage a community when it’s populated by ‘phantoms’ Many parents are ‘phantoms’ when their children get to high school; only seen for teacher interviews and graduation! Add to that teens’ own desire to keep parents in the dark about what’s going on. Seven-year-old Johnny may be been proud as punch handing you a note but 17-yearold Jonno is more likely to throw the note away, along with the uneaten healthy packed lunch. High school students love social networking. Beat them at their own game. Use technology and social networking to get your fundraising messages out! • Use your school’s website. Establish – if you don’t already have one – a Parents Group page and regularly post news of meetings, activities, and goals. • Use group email to contact parents, sending invitations direct to them (no getting lost at the bottom of the school bag) fundraisingideas.com.au

fundraisingideas.com.au

Fundraising for High Schools - e-book

boxes Receive 2 free old! for every 50 s

Make CentS fundraising

Welcome to the Fat Free Alternative to Fundraising! ...Exclusive Handcrafted Greeting Cards & Bags.

Have a Hoot of a Birthday! Happy Birthday

Happy Birthday!

monster Party!

the BeNefIts... • Fat Free Fundraising • Bonus 2 Free boxes for every 50 sold! • Make Between 33-40% profit • Free A5 Information Flyers • Beautifully packaged in a keepsake box • No Upfront Payments – 28 day invoice • Minimal effort - sell themselves! • Handcrafted designs • exceptional and Unbeatable Value • For a free information pack, or to take advantage of this great offer please contact 0404 875 825 or email info@makecentsfundraising.com.au

Happy Birthday!

Hand Crafted Cards You Pay $18.00 Minimum Profit $9.00 per box

Choose from 6 great produCts...

all occasions: 30 cards | Birthday Box: 30 cards | Christmas Box: 30 cards | mini Box: 50 cards Card, Wrap and tags: 15 cards, 15 wrapping paper and 15 cards | Bags: 20 gift bags

THE ORIGNAL & THE BEST CARD FUNDRAISING COMPANY www.makecentsfundraising.com.au

• Use Facebook to promote an event or other fundraising activity. Include a countdown or progress report.

Dealing with volunteer burnout

• Break down tasks into manageable chunks. Think micro-tasks. Offering one hour – and knowing it will be time well spent – is manageable.

overcome privacy issues the school had sharing that information – and we have a handle on what people want and have got that’s of use to us as a group. P&F executive member, Brisbane

Proven fundraising options

• Do not assume that someone who has convened an event will naturally do it again the following year. Be courteous: ask.

As Dr John Irvine says parents need other parents when their kids are in high school. That’s why social activities are good choices. They don’t have to be outrageously expensive black-tie dinners.

• Actively recruit from the incoming classes. If possible, groom a volunteer so they are ready to run the fundraiser the following year.

Depending on the school community, you may want to go for a family event such as trivia nights or adults-only events like casino nights or comedy sit-down dinners.

• Use social networking to spread the word that you’re in need of help. Hitting a response button can be so much easier than picking up a phone (particularly at 11pm!) • Incorporate a social/fun element into volunteering. Parents of high school students do appreciate meeting new people. • Thank people for giving their time. No matter how little, time is precious and deserves recognition. Since inserting an info sheet about our P&F into the orientation pack, we’ve enjoyed an 80% return rate, building our database of incoming parents interested in getting involved in the high school. We ask what they’re interested in and what skills they have to share. By providing us with their email and phone number, we fundraisingideas.com.au

Our trivia night attracted 300 participants of all ages: tables of students; tables of parents; family tables. Entry was set at just $15 for adults and $10 for students, making it affordable. Refreshments (which were donated), raffles and a smattering of fun ‘opt-in and pay’ games added to our profit margin.

High school P&C, Brisbane

Shopping tours can be popular mum-anddaughter affairs. Custom-labelled wine is another proven success although its marketing needs to be carefully approached. Movie discount vouchers appeal, particularly if timed towards the end of the year when there’s a long summer of movies for all the family.

Fundraising for High Schools - e-book

ebook - Fundraising for High Schools

fundraisingideas.com.au

TIP: Check out what movie venues are ‘in’. If the one offering the discount is not the favoured place to hangout, no amount of savings will encourage a teenager to support the fundraiser.

Student– driven Fundraising

Win support from the ‘in’ crowd of students and the wanna-be’s will follow.

Teens are passionate – and not just about the latest crush!

My free product-specific e-books on shopping tours, custom-labelled beverages and entertainment spell out how to these fundraising options really work for you. TIP: Get the student leadership group onside. If the P&C is raising money for something that will benefit students – like a pool refurb or a refitting of the school canteen – emphasise the ‘greater good’: the ‘what’s in it for them’.

If their water polo team or footy team or drama club or music ensemble really needs something, they’ll get behind it. There’s something in it for them! If disaster strikes and a charity puts out a call for support, teens respond. They see a way to make a difference. Introducing them to fundraising to achieve goals provides real life skills: • community service • time management

Advertise YOUR Business HERE!

email: sales@directdigital.com.au or phone: 1300 653 305 fundraisingideas.com.au

Fundraising for High Schools - e-book

Get Your Profits Growing with Living Fundraisers

Choose from: • Grow-in-the-bag Herbs • Vegie growing kits • Flower growing kits • Seed-embedded Christmas Cards • Snack foods • Greeting cards (NEW in 2013!)

fit o r p r

% 40 for yorugroup ol o o h sc

Healthy, eco-friendly, educational and fun! “The best fundraiser we’ve ever run. We raised over $4,500 and everyone loved it”. The Harbour Family and Children’s Centre

No up-front costs Free delivery Australia-wide* Australian made and owned Returns accepted*

“It was a lot less work than a Trivia Night and yet raised the same amount of money” Cheltenham Primary School

*see website for conditions

Order your free guide to fundraising, info kit and product sample at www.livingfundraisers.com.au Proudly supporting

info@livingfundraisers.com.au

Ph: 1300 848 993

Treat Pack

$1 RRP

tra RO No Money Up Front . lia nf VE 2 a Returns accepted . mi N ly SE ow Premium milk chocolate. ne LL d& ER Pre-mixed for your convenience. op era 3 ted Free delivery for 18+ carry packs . sin ce Your choice of free individual incentive 19 50 prizes for your sellers or free bonus 4 stock + free major rewards. 7. Pay 28 days from delivery1.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

PRE-MIXED

$19.20 PROFIT /CARRY PACK* + FREE SELLER INCENTIVE PRIZES + FREE MAJOR REWARD PRIZES + BONUS STOCK OPTION

Check out our website for the new discount vouchers that we supply to your sellers. RRY

WBE STRA

$2.50 Classic Pack RRP

PRE-MIXED 100% PROFIT

$31.25 PROFIT + FREE SELLER INCENTIVE PRIZES + FREE MAJOR REWARD PRIZES + BONUS STOCK OPTION

/CARRY PACK*

Packs Sold

PROFIT $

$625

$1,562

100

$3,125

200

$6,250

300

$9,375

400

$12,500

500

$15,625

1,000

$31,250

Complete information is available at www.australianfundraising.com.au. Request a free information kit or samples online or by phoning our office on free call 1800 657 489 (or 07 3279 0140 from mobiles). 1. To approved customers. 2. Returns of unopened cartons for orders of 60 or more carry packs. Must be returned within 28 days from delivery. No handling charge for returns. 3. Freight surcharge may apply for small orders for country and interstate orders. Contact our office. 4. One (1) free carry pack for every 50 carry packs net sold. * Profit assumes your organisation is not GST registered.

This fundraiser is brought to you by Proudly Australian owned and operated.

FREE CALL 1800 657 489 www.australianfundraising.com.au

• business planning

• drama groups

• marketing

• environment groups

• money handling

• social justice clubs.

In high school, teens often turn to product options (see the range of the Fundraising Directory) for one of two key reasons: 1. business studies venture 2. cause-related fundraising In either case, short product drives, are often the best fundraisers. Direct sales – like chocolates – mean buying a quantity of stock upfront (sometimes with delayed payment options) and selling it. Anticipated turnover is high; price low. These are impulse buys. Programs requiring orders to be taken and distributed require more time and organisation but there’s no upfront cost and no risk.

Teenagers are the hardest to engage but they melt when cookie dough is offered! Billy G, Australian Fundraising Whatever the cause, these teens have focus. That focus still needs to be turned into a tangible SMART goal. Short-burst direct sales product drives work well for these teens with a purpose. Food – particularly sweets and chocolates – is a winning choice; but not the only one to think about. Custom-labelled water works well for sporting teams. It can be sold throughout a sport season at training and games – and off-season too.

TIP: Incentivise! Offer lunchtime pizza for the best class response

Plants or enviro-friendly products, for example, reinforce an environment group’s purpose.

Business studies venture

A walk-a-thon may suit a sports group – or be used to highlight a social justice issue.

A product drive is ideal for a business studies venture that needs to be up and running quickly with a result within a term.

Piggyback fundraising off an event – like a school dance – and sell fun glow products. You can make up to 300% profit selling them! How? Check out my e-book on glow products as fundraisers!

Food is a sure-thing.

Cause-related fundraising Cause-related fundraising at high school may include: • sports teams • music ensembles

ebook - Fundraising for High Schools

Find more ideas in my free cause-related fundraising e-book. Our school has a policy of not fundraising for our own benefit. The Victorian bushfires were close to us – most of the school community knew fundraisingideas.com.au

Calendars * Cards * Diaries * Labels Fun, Easy and Creative! Each calendar, card or diary is unique, made from each child’s own artwork or photo to organise * Simple – we send you everything you need

* No pre-selling or upfront expense * Everyone can participate * Great gifts for family and friends 2013

NEWCT

PRODU

LABELS! The simple and exciting way for schools to raise funds.

s ma 5 ho 87 e T9 778 l l E 2

Lot’s of designs available! Great for sticking on lunch boxes, school books, etc.

yles

Jack Bo

Jack Boyle

Order your free sample pack today!

1800 141 239 CRAZY

Camel Fundraising

1800 141 239 sales@crazycamel.com.au

www.crazycamel.com.au

ebook - Fundraising for High Schools

fundraisingideas.com.au

someone affected – and we held a book drive for another, small public, school that had been burnt down. I worked with the library captains in every class and involved the students in selecting books. As a follow-up, I put a notice in the newsletter thanking “everyone” without naming names and created personalised thank-you cards that were attached to every order. In this way, everyone’s support was acknowledged without breaching anyone’s privacy. Marissa, fundraising coordinator, Ivanhoe, Victoria

When the fundraiser’s over The money’s banked, and it’s all over, right? Not quite. There are four final key tasks:

Share the outcome with your community.

Too often, a fundraiser just fades away. People want to know what happened! Communicate the result with all who took part – committee members, volunteers, and supporters – using your newsletter, website, noticeboard: “Thanks to your support at the <name>fundraiser, we can …>

fundraisingideas.com.au

Provide your fundraising supplier with feedback.

Leave a review for them on their Fundraising Directory page!

Congratulate your volunteers on a job well done. They’ll be more receptive to helping again. Handwritten notes from the group president are a nice touch: a blanket group email is not as motivating.

Complete the Report Card in your Fundraiser’s Handover Manual. This provides a record of what worked, what didn’t; and why. It includes timelines, quantities, costs, profit, and volunteer and supplier details. It’s an essential tool to help measure success and plan a bigger and better fundraiser next time. You can use the ‘Fundraising Report Card’ on the Fundraising Directory – a simple template to help you record the nuts and bolts of what you did and what you would have done differently. Handover such as this is absolutely vital to the future success of your school’s fundraising. Best of luck!

Fundraising for High Schools - e-book

ebook - Fundraising for High Schools

fundraisingideas.com.au

Meet Kathy, she has been with our family owned and operated company for over 15 years. She is a wealth of knowledge! Phone 1800 657 489

BAKE YOUR OWN QUICK & EASY ORDER FORM DRIVE

SIMPLY SCOOP, BAKE & SERVE!

Thaw out the tub and scoop out a teaspoonful of dough. You can refreeze the tub.

• • • • AMBER PRODUCT SMART CHOICES GO FOR YOUR LIFE

• •

7 delicious flavours. Make 100 13g bite size cookies per 1.3kg tub. Can be refrozen. Order form drive - we supply the colour order forms. Australian owned and made. Free incentive prizes.

Roll into a ball, place onto a baking tray and bake for 12-14 minutes.

Scrumptious, fresh cookies and biscuits freshly baked by you!

Is there really a Billy G? Find out at www.australianfundraising.com.au

This fundraiser is brought to you by Proudly Australian owned and operated.

FREE CALL 1800 657 489 www.australianfundraising.com.au

Index to Fundraising eBooks FREE eBooks available from fundraisingideas.com.au fu n d ra is in

1. The Essentials of Fundraising - 22 Lessons for A+ Fundraising 2. Fundraising with ARTWORK, STATIONERY & LABELS 3. Fundraising with Athons & Raffles 5. Fundraising with Bulbs, Herbs & seeds

g id e a s.c o

4. Fundraising with Books

The Essenti als of Fundrais ing 2012 RAISING

22 LESSONS FOR A+ FUND

m .a u

6. Fundraising with Chocolates & Lollies 7. Fundraising with Clothing & Jewellery 8. Fundraising with Custom Labelled Beverages 9. Fundraising with ECO-FRIENDLY PRODUCTS 10. Fundraising with Entertainment 12. Fundraising with Glowsticks & Flashing Novelties 13. Fundraising with Homewares

gideas.com

14. Fundraising with Miscellaneous Ideas

FUNDRAISI

ARTWO WITH STATIONERK, R & LABELSY 2012

15. Fundraising with MOTHERS & FATHERS DAY STALLS A how-to gu Australian ide for fundraising voluntee

.au

16. Fundraising with Novelties & Showbags

fundraisin

11. Fundraising with Food & Fruit

17. Fundraising with Personal Care Products 18. Fundraising with Photography 19. Fundraising with Promo Products/Wristbands/Badges 20. Fundraising with Shopping Tours 22. Fundraising for High Schools 23. Fundraising for Primary Schools 24. Fundraising for Childcare & Kindergartens 25. Fundraising for Sporting Clubs & community groups

for

Individuals 2012

.au

26. Fundraising for Individuals

Fundraising

fundraisin gideas.com

21. Fundraising with Toys & Educational