Storm Water Discharge Issues and Strategies for Car Wash Fundraising

If you are going to have a car wash fundraiser for your nonprofit group may I suggest that you understand the storm water discharge laws in our nation? The Federal Clean Water Act provides that; no wastewater discharges of any type including those soapy suds from washing cars is allowed to go into a storm drain.

Fundraising; Divide and Conquer Strategies for Car Wash Fundraiser Ticket Sales and Canvassing

One of the best ways to run a car wash fundraiser is to sell tickets in advance and canvass various neighborhoods going door-to-door. Most car wash fundraiser tickets can be sold for four or five dollars and it really does not matter how much you sell them for because 80% of the people who buy the car wash fundraiser tickets will not come to the event anyway.

Car Wash Fundraisers and PA System Strategies and Secrets

Most all Americans will go to a car wash fundraiser to get their car washed and patronize a local nonprofit group such as a soccer team, Boy Scouts or perhaps a church youth group. This is the proper civic-minded thing to do and it is for that reason that you need to give the car wash fund-raising customers a little more than they expected.

Car Counting Strategies for Car Wash Fundraisers Considered

If you're doing a carwash fundraiser and you've decided to do a wash-a-thon instead of a presale carwash ticket carwash fundraiser, then you will need to count the number of cars you wash so you can go back later to collect on a

Car Wash Fundraisers; To Vacuum or Not to Vacuum - That is the Question

If you are doing a car wash fundraiser for a youth group, baseball team or even a high school band then you will want to wash as many cars as possible during the car wash fundraiser Saturday. To increase the number of cars washed and to

Car Wash Fundraisers on Sunday instead of Saturday; Does It Make Sense?

Most people know that a Sunny Saturday is the best day of the week to have a car wash fundraiser. But what if you cannot have a car wash fundraiser on a Saturday? What if the business location you have available is too busy on Fridays and Saturdays, but it can be used on Sunday?

Fundraising, A Revolutionary New Method!

One of the biggest obstacles faced by non-profit organizations on a regular basis is – you guessed it – fundraising. We’re all aware of the most basic and common fundraisers since we see them all the time; carwashes, bake sales, dinners, raffles, and the list goes on. Isn’t there a better alternative? Read on…

Charity Campaigns - Making Them An Online Success

Too often charity websites make critical errors when it comes to their annual awareness or fundraising campaign.

Some Reasons You Should Consider Candles For Your Fundraising Needs

Candles are among the most significant fund raising items. They have a very wide appeal and are truly easy and fun to sell and can be used to generate huge profits. They are a lot better than most other items because they are easily affordable.

Fundraising Tips That Will Get More Money For Your Cause

Here are 7 super tips on how you can raise more money for your cause.

Internet Fundraising Organization

Are you thinking about starting an Internet Fundraising Organization? That’s a great idea. With some creativity, you have the opportunity to raise unlimited funds for your cause.

Using Charity Credit Cards to Help those Who Need It

Charity credit cards are a great way to show support for a certain charity. Many credit card companies offer a wide variety of reward programs, but many people find they really do not need those types of rewards. So credit card companies began teaming up with charities to offer people an easy way to support the charity of their choice.

Strategic Fundraising for Startup Technology Companies

Almost every company goes through it, except for the fortunate few. Some people have gone through it multiple times. While never easy, raising money for the second or third time (assuming success the first time!) is a picnic, compared to the first time. The questions that run through an entrepreneur’s mind are nearly endless. Do I even need the money? Is my company fundable, regardless? How much do I need? How much should I try to raise? What’s the best time to start raising money? What type of investor should I approach, and what are their expectations? How should I go about approaching them?