Creative Ways to Fundraise
- E-mail your family, friends and extended family
- Share your fundraising page on your and/or your parents' Facebook pages
- Post on your own social media accounts
- Create a Facebook Fundraiser
- Text everyone you know
- Pass out flyers around your neighborhood
- Host a restaurant fundraiser
- Sell Donatos cards (contact Cindy at cindy@cancerfreekids.org)
- Reach out to teachers and coaches
- Have a bake sale
- Host a car wash
- Mow lawns
- Ask if your parent's work will have a jeans day at their work for donations
- Incentivize your donors. Tell them if you reach a certain amount in donations you will wear/do something crazy in public, shave your head, or complete a dare of their choice.
- Walk dogs or dog-sit
- Shovel driveways when it snows
- Deliver food or coffee to your friends for a donation
- Bake cookies/brownies for your lunch table for a donation
- Buy a dozen donuts or a big pizza and sell each donut or slice for $2
- Sell something you make - jewelry, art, etc.
- Donate your money from a work shift or a night of babysitting to your own fundraiser
- Collect spare change from around your house
- Keep a change jar
- Make a deal with your parents for every ‘A’ you receive on a test, quiz, paper, etc. they will donate a certain amount to your fundraising page
- Ask for donations as a gift during the holidays or your birthday
- Go holiday caroling for donations
- Hold some sort of challenge or tournament (corn hole, volleyball, talent show) with entry fees or ticket sales that go towards your N4TF page
- Ask if you can raise money during a school sporting event to benefit your N4TF page
- Do neighborhood or household chores or errands for donations
- Ask your homeroom teacher if you can pass around a change bucket
- Bring clothes to Plato’s Closet/Clothe's Mentor/Snooty Fox
- Have stuff you don’t want anymore? Sell it on a website!
- Venmo request people for $1 donations
- Post Venmo Bingo on your Instagram Story
- Give up a restaurant trip and give the money to your fundraiser
- Ask for small weekly donations
- Save $1 per day leading up to N4TF