Sustainable Inclusion Fundraising and Volunteer Support Daisy Brookman Community Development Manager Eastleigh Youth and Community Trust Group Activity In small groups of 3 or 4 you will be given two letters from the alphabet Your challenge is to come up with as many fundraising ideas as you ID: 770365
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Sustainable Inclusion: Fundraising and Volunteer Support Daisy BrookmanCommunity Development ManagerEastleigh Youth and Community Trust
Group ActivityIn small groups of 3 or 4 you will be given two letters from the alphabet. Your challenge is to come up with as many fundraising ideas as you can beginning with those letters. For example:A - Aerobic-a-thon, Auction, Art Exhibition, Abseil B - Bollywood Night, BBQ, Barn Dance, Beard Shaving
A – Z of FundraisingA Aerobic-a-thon, Auction, Art Exhibition, AbseilB Bollywood Night, Bar-B-Que, Barn Dance, Beard Shaving C Coffee Morning, Cake Sale, Car Boot Sale, Cycle-a-thon, Car WashingD Disco, Dinner Dance, Dance Marathon, Dog WalkingE Egg & Spoon Race, Easter Egg Hunt, Exhibition, Ebay F Fairs/Fetes, Fancy Dress Party, Funday, Football Match, Fill Smartie Tubes with coins, Fun RunG Garden Party, Girl’s Night, Golf Day, Guess the WeightH Halloween Party, Head Shave, Hero/Heroine Party, Highland gamesI It’s a Knockout Competition, International Food Evening, J Jumble Sale, Jazz Night, Jewellery PartyK Karaoke Competition, Knit-a-thon, Knockout Darts Competition,L Lucky Dip, Line Dancing, Luncheon, Loud Tie Day, Lotteries M Marathon Events, Masked Ball, Murder Mystery Night, Musical Evening N Non-uniform Day, New Year’s Eve Party, Name the Teddy O Office Collection Day, Odd Sock Day, Obstacle Race P Pool Competition, Plant Sale, Pub Games Evening, Pamper Event Q Quiz Night, Question of Sport Night R Races, Raffles, Read-a-thon, Race Night, Rugby Match S Swim-a-thon, Skydive, Strawberries & Cream Tea, Sponsored Events, T Teddy Bear’s Picnic, Toy Fair, Tea Party, Themed Events, Talent Competition, Treasure Hunt U Unwanted Gifts Sale, Underwear Out Day, University Challenge, (Down) Under Day V Valentine’s Day Party, Victorian Christmas Event, W Wine Tasting Evening, Walk, White Elephant Stall, Who’s That Baby, World Meal Night X Xmas Fair/ Panto /Party, Xmas Card Donation Y Yacht Race, Yoga Marathon, Yes Day Z Zombie Party, Zany Dress Day, Zany Events Day
More fundraising ideasDisplay a collection potOnline ShoppingThe Great Big Small Charity DrawOnline donation buttonOnline donation webpage Supermarket token donations 50/50 Competition (Find the Winning Square)
The Law on lotteriesThere are two important issues for charities and organisations who are fundraising by lottery:The person managing the lottery must be a member or employee of the society/charity who the lottery is for.The person promoting the lottery must have written authorisation from the society/charity to act as the promoter. Lotteries and Amusement Act 1976
Four General Principlesa) A legal principle underpinning fundraising is that all funds raised for a particular cause MUST be used for that particular cause.b) Fundraisers OUGHT NOT to denigrate other individuals or organisations.c) Organisations OUGHT NOT to exaggerate facts relating to the potential beneficiary.d) Organisations OUGHT NOT to take advantage of mistakes made by the donor.
Institute of FundraisingThe IoF aims to support its members and the wider fundraising community by: Creating a better environment for fundraisers to raise money Increasing understanding of fundraising Enabling fundraisers to be the best they can be www.institute-of-fundraising.org.uk
Working with VolunteersAdopt a more flexible approachAsk people whether they want to stay in touchTake a joined up approachConsider shadowingPlan aheadUse online tools and technologyThink about risk but be sensible
Where can I find volunteers?Your local volunteer centreAdvertise on do-it.orgGive a short presentation at your local college/uni/schoolHold a stall at a careers event at college/ uni/schoolAsk your local community centre or community association to put a listing in their newsletterAdvertise on social mediaPut posters and flyers in local public placesFlyer drop
What will you do?Think about and write down an action on your delegate postcards as a result of this workshop.
Questions?Please feel free to contact meDaisy Brookmaninfo@paviliononthepark.org 02380 612710