a. Ask a couple of guyz to take Gold Credit cards . You can easily raise 40-50 thousand $ in cash . Even if you pay a 3% interest per month, if your business makes a 100% return in a year, then you would have still gained a 74% return. For such a return, you should have a solid business plan and quality people behind it.
b. You can also borrow money against your company as a collateral. If you show a decent cash-flow per month, then you can easily raise some good amount of cash. I hope these ideas are useful..!!
2006-09-17 09:36:18
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answered by TexasRanger 1
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We've had many fundraisers for school over the years. There are so many you can choose from but here are some that i remember doing.
These are all selling: candy, flowers, candles, pizza, cake and cupcakes (bake sale), magazine subscriptions, (this is all I can think of for now)
There's also car washes and you can have sort of like a luncheon or dinner where you charge so much a ticket to get in (that is where you raise money) and the people eat, gather and listen to music from a DJ. You can also give out some cheap prizes to make it exciting.
2006-09-17 16:38:39
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answered by Anonymous
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Approach local businesses in the community for donations in exchange for advertising and publicity. If you are tax deductible, make sure you tell them and provide a receipt. If you are printing a program for the event, make sure to take business cards from donors so that you can copy them into the programs. Try to figure out a target of how much money you want and how many businesses you will need to solicit. Get them now for year-end budget surpluses.
2006-09-17 17:31:48
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answered by Anonymous
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How about selling gift certificates to a local store or restaurant? For instance, one of the area greenhouses has gift certificates that they will sell to the schools. The gift certificates are $5 or $10 each and a percentage of the sales are returned to the school.
2006-09-17 16:38:53
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answered by Searcher 7
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candles, clubs choice or maybe cookiedo
you could have them pay $1.00 each to go on a treasure hunt and find a prize that they could keep. Or mabe you could have a craft day, where you buy kerigomi or origomi or pottery clay and it could cost $2.50 per person
2006-09-17 16:32:31
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answered by Mariya 2
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Try to think of something that people would want--not like these stale candies and cookies, too expensive candles or dishes, etc. Please, no more popcorn!
For instance one fundraiser I heard of was tupperware. Women like that. You could sell hats or shirts with your school logo on them. Candy bars sell good.
2006-09-17 16:41:26
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answered by nobluffzone 5
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