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Have Fun with Your Charity Fund Raising Idea

With people getting bored of all the same ideas floating around it is now time to make a change and start some new fundraising events that will get people willing and interested to donate to your cause. There are so many ideas available, even online, so let us look at just a few:

Creative Charity Fund Raising Ideas

Gone are the days where you have to settle for bake sales and car washes to raise money for your charity. Abseiling is a great idea for your charity fund raising event. There are always those who are interesting in adrenaline pumping activities so you could approach your local council with your charity fund raising idea and try and organise for them to allow a sponsored abseil down one of the local buildings. This is a sure way of encouraging a lot of people to support your individuals and you can also arrange for there to be food and drink stalls for even more collections.

These days kids are all about computers and the latest games available. This charity fund raising idea will appeal to old and young alike. Try and organise for a large hall to be used where you can either set up computers or a TV with video games such as Play stations and Xbox games connected. Get the kids (or adults) to pay a fee to join and have knock outs, people versus people and such activities for them to join in with. This charity fund raising idea is a sure to get a lot of support and create a fun and exciting event for all involved.

Game shows are highly successful business on the TV. Every day thousands of people gather to watch the latest show episode. This charity fund raising event may take a little more involvement and organisation however because it is something so different may appeal to a wider audience. Try to organise something like ‘Blind Date’ or talent contests where you can approach local businesses and ask if they would consider making donations for your prizes.

Last, but not least, you can look at holding competitions for artists, poets, writers etc. These entries can come from children as well as adults who can pay a small entrance fee that will go toward your charity fund raising event. Try and find a local author or artist who can be your judge and organise for the sale of food and drinks on the day of event. Local businesses, once again, can be approached for prizes for these individuals.