Some people even prefer to eat cookie dough as it is because it’s already sweet and tasty.
It’s ideal for individuals and groups who want to raise money to sell cookie dough. But because there are probably other groups who are selling the same thing for their own fundraisers, groups need to be very creative. They can offer a variety of cookie dough flavors which will appeal to the taste of their customers. Flavors people usually look for include chocolate chunk, oatmeal raisin and peanut butter. Groups can be creative and experiment with different flavors like triple chocolate cookie dough (using dark chocolate, milk chocolate and white chocolate), white chocolate macadamia nut cookie dough and sugar-free chocolate cookie dough (using sugar-free chocolate and sugar substitutes).

Groups can also make or buy dough that is either of the frozen or non-frozen variety. The frozen cookie dough keeps for a shorter time unlike the non-frozen variety. The non-frozen or dry cookie dough doesn’t have to be refrigerated groups can easily carry around these items if they’re doing door-to-door fundraising activities.

The most important thing groups should do when selling cookie dough is to make sure people know the purpose and goal of their fundraisers. They should clearly state their groups’ advocacies or goals when they’re selling the dough; groups can even make banners about stating their cause if needed. Items and food being sold in fundraisers sell faster if the target market understands the groups’ causes.

The scents are also guaranteed to last for a whole 2 years, so you can save the pencils you don’t sell one season, and sell it on another so you don’t have to worry about it going bad.

Most groups use smencils as either giveaway prizes or sell them in addition with other fundraisers because they are so easy to sell. Group members can take these smencils with them wherever they go.

The beef jerky sticks can be easily carried around in your backpacks or purses. Simply take them to your lunch time meetings, and they will practically sell themselves. As students are sitting around waiting for meetings to continue or progress, the downtime creates a prime opportunity to sell snacks.

Popular items have a tendency to be easy sells as students and supporters ask each other where they bought the item from, and they will direct more customers to you! Beef jerky has always been a popular product for people of all age groups. Families especially stock up on beef jerky before going on long road trips. Try selling these goodies for your next fundraising drive!

First and foremost, start by having a goal in mind. It is important that all members of the sports team know the goal of the fundraiser and all of them understand the purpose of the activity.

To help spur enthusiasm within your team, come up with creative fundraising ideas. Now that all team members know the importance of the fundraiser, it’s time they contribute their creative ideas on what kind of activities can be done during the fundraiser. Some sports teams prefer to fundraise at community events and at their own sports games or tournaments because of the high people traffic at these events. Teams can also hold a car wash day, a bake sale day, host a small concert or host a sports banquet to raise money.

Finally, its time to select the best products to sell. The items that will be sold should not only be profitable for the sports team but also useful for the people who will buy the products. Pastries, candies, chocolates, handmade bracelets and sports bands are typically sold at fundraisers.
Contact friends, family and the community. Publicity is important to any fundraiser because such an event needs to be well-attended to make sure the sports team’s monetary goal is achieved. Team members should use the community newsletter, post an announcement in the daily paper, make announcements over the community radio and even give out flyers on the street to publicize the event. Members of the team can also contact their friends, neighbors and family to ask them to attend the fundraiser and explain the purpose of the event.

Most importantly, learn to have fun. Organizing the fundraiser can be very tiring, but members of the sports teams should remember to have fun while doing the activities. They need to be motivated and enthusiastic so that they can reach their fundraising goals.

The reason that most groups go with kettle corn though is because not only do they have a long shelf-life of 6 weeks, but they are also light, which make them easy to transport and carry with you at all times. Fundraising team members can carry these pouches wherever they go, and can sell them to whomever they want, as orders don’t need to be placed.

It’s the perfectly convenient fundraiser for fundraising groups of all age groups. Very few people dislike popcorn, and even fewer people still dislike kettle corn. So why not sell a product practically everyone enjoys?

In return, your patrons receive a coupon sheet that is worth over $100 from national sponsors. Each sheet has 12 coupons ranging in different values, deals, and coupons.

We definitely recommend you check out how fun and easy spinners can be for your next fundraising event.

Start off by doing one of the most important things to help your fundraising efforts: organize the core planning team. The first step to organizing a successful fundraiser is setting up a core planning team that will be responsible for planning the whole event. Select people who are knowledgeable and capable of carrying out tasks for the fundraiser.
Get everyone involved. Once the core planning team is formed, welcome ideas from within and outside the group. The more ideas the group comes up with, the more creative and interesting the fundraiser can be. Set committees for publicity, funding and logistics. This way, the core team can focus on facilitating the planning process while the other committees can focus on their own goals.
Use the team’s connections. A larger group means more contacts and connections to utilize. The planning team can get in touch with other organizations that are willing to help their cause. The planning team should know the nature of business and the core values of potential sponsor organizations before approaching them. This way, the team will come off as professional and serious in their endeavors to work with potential sponsor organizations.

Get well-known personalities and local artists to participate. Never underestimate the pull of prominent individuals who will not only attract more people to participate in the fundraiser, but will most likely bring the cash in. Their participation topped with their generous donations will significantly contribute to the success of the fundraiser.

Maximize publicity. With the easy access to the Internet and other electronic avenues for communication, publicity will be as easy as a click of a button. Send out electronic leaflets and emails announcing the fundraiser to company groups. If the fundraiser is open to the general public, encourage participants to forward emails and texts to interested individuals.
Utilize organizational ties. If the fundraising group already has strong ties to its business partners, the planning committee may consider inviting them to the fundraiser, if approved by higher management. This does not only strengthen business ties, but also improves their relationship outside of business. Sharing charitable values and beliefs will foster a great business and personal relationship between organizations.

Snacks from this group meet SB12 healthy regulations, making them the preferred choice with parents nationwide. The snacks will last for a few months after purchase( more than enough time to sell them), and all have less than 35% fat and sugar, less than 10% saturated fat, and lower than 250 total calories.

Enjoy selling from the following selection:

• FRITO LAY Baked Cheetos Flamin’ Hot (5)
• FRITO LAY Doritos Nacho Cheese Reduced Fat (4)
• GENERAL MILLS Chex Mix Honey Nut (6)
• GENERAL MILLS Simply Chex Chocolate Caramel (3)
• GENERAL MILLS Simply Chex Strawberry Yogurt (3)
• KELLOGG’S Rice Krispies Treats (12)
• KRAFT Chile Picante Corn Nuts (7)
• BISCOMERICA Animal Snackers (3)
• BUZZ STRONG Chocolate Chip Cookies (12)
• KARS Salted Peanuts (3)
• KARS Blazin’ Hot Peanuts (3)
• PEPPERIDGE FARM Goldfish (5)

Moreover, since they are delivered right to you, you don’t have to worry about order forms, delivering them to people, or deal with any of the hassle and headaches that other fundraisers can potentially cause.

With also a plethora of different flavors to choose from, selling them to customers is even easier than before. Flavors can range from the really sweet, to the extra sour, with different colors to booth!

See how easy the steps are below:

1. Put in your zipcode on this restaurant card fundraiser page
2. Sell each car for $20.00 (receive a 50% profit with each card)
3. Your customers can go to http://fundraising.restaurant.com and get $50 worth of gift certificates from thousands of restaurants nationwide.

See an example of the back below: