8 Places You Can Fundraise - And How to Do It

Do you want to fundraise but don't know where tochurch space to hold a fundraising meeting or event.
begin? Here are eight everyday places you can go toClubs
raise money for your charitable cause, along with tipsLike schools, clubs are used to doing their own
for how to get started.fundraising but that's no reason you can't fundraise
Homefor your own cause too. Speak to your club
Charity begins at home and so, too, can yoursupervisor (it might be a team captain or club
fundraising ideas. Speak to your family aboutpresident) and get their permission to introduce your
fundraising ideas, or contact everyone in yourclub to your fundraising cause. Because you're already
address book and ask for donations. You can make aa close-knit group, chances are they'll be happy to
lot of money for charity without having to leave thepitch in and help.
house.Community
WorkFundraising in your community offers many rich
Charity appeals help to break up an otherwiseopportunities. Do a door-to-door collection, network
monotonous workday. Talk to your supervisor (youwith local businesses, or go into a community space
may also need to get permission from your(like a recreation centre) and share your cause with
corporate office first) and organise a fundraisingpeople. It's a great way to spread the word and
event at work. See if you can get your managersfundraise too.
involved too; they'll be able to motivate co-workersStreet
too.In most areas, you need a licence to conduct street
Schoolfundraising, but that's it. The rest is up to you - go up
Schools are always looking for ways to engageto people, tell them about your cause, sing a song,
students and get them interested in social causes.do a dance; be respectful, but do whatever it takes
Speak to your headmaster about fundraising at theto get donations and bring positive attention to your
school. You can also ask to use school space to holdcharity or group.
a charity event like a silent auction or a dance.Internet
ChurchInternet fundraising has become very popular in
Most churches are very cognizant of theirrecent years. Use social media sites like Facebook
parishioners' lives and interests. Speak to your churchand fundraising tools like JustGiving to organise an
leader or vicar and ask them to make anInternet fundraising campaign for your charity. It's
announcement about your charity before serviceseasy to make connections and track your donations
conclude. You can even ask that they let you usewith Internet fundraising.