Why should the little kids have all the fun?
If you’re a parent/carer or older sibling then it is more than likely that at some point you’ll have been dragged around a school Christmas Fete and been elbow deep in sawdust in the Lucky Dip, buzzed out on the ‘Wire Loop’ game and almost bankrupted yourself trying to win a bottle on the booze stall. Sound familiar?
So, what happens when the grown-ups need Christmas fundraising ideas to help raise money and awareness for their own good causes? Well, here are a few great ideas for you.
Outdoor/indoor Fun Day
How about getting a team of avid BBQ-ers together to do the cooking, get some ‘Gladiator’ style giant inflatable games and challenges, construct a ‘bar’, charge for food, drinks and games and have a small entry fee on the day. You may need to check with your local council on community halls with outside space for hire.
Pub quiz
A firm favourite in any local. Get your teams together, grab yourself a pub quiz book, write up the questions (and keep the answers secret) and charge per person to enter. And remember, the Quiz Master is always right! You may even want to throw in some food if the Pub Landlord is happy.
Personal Challenge
If you are feeling gutsy and want to push yourself to the max or conquer a fear, then taking on a personal challenge is a great way to raise funds through sponsorship. So, if you fancy flinging yourself out of a plane at 15,000 feet…
Sponsored head shave
Even the most luscious of locks have hit the floor in a sponsored head shave. You can do this by yourself or with a team of fellow brave-hearts on this classic fundraising event. Get the local press involved and this can be a real money spinner.
Recycled Clothing Bank
If all of the above are a little too time consuming or scary, this Christmas fundraising idea offers a great excuse for you to clear out your wardrobe whilst keeping your feet firmly on the ground and the hair on your head. All you have to go is give us a call and we will do the rest. We can personalise and brand your recycled clothing bank and pay you in advance for your clothing donations. It really is that simple.
Happy fundraising!
