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Quick Fundraisers

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Have a wiffle ball tourny.. Good way to bring in money for a team.

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Scratch cards

Calendars with team photo -each class has its own month, overall photo

Candy sales - sell popcorn, candy bars, breadsticks, cookie dough

Wrist bands - with school name or team slogan

Tshirts - sell at admission gate and in concession building

T shirt ads work well also. Im doing them now for my wrestling team. I picked up the idea in college, i hated doing them at the time but they are a real money deal.

In less than a month my wrestlers have got all ads in.

Charge 25 or 50 bucks for a sponsor get each kid to do 10-15 ads each. Some peopls will even donate more than you ask. Then get someone to do a nice but inexpensive shirt with your name and logo on the fornt and the sponsors on the back. Sportsworld in hazard are doing my shirts for 5 dollars a shirt. So basically we are making 20 dollars for every ad we sell. Thats a quick 200 bucks a kid. Then you can have them sell the shirts if you have extras.

Chris Spurlock

PCC wrestling

I hated doing them in college as well. (ALC) They do raise alot of money though.

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