Any Preschool Fundraising Ideas?

[JanaV]

B]Try contacting your local McDonald's office (the store should be able to refer you), ours has a program called McTeacher night where they donate a portion of the nights' profits to a specific school (usually one that is either close or expresses alot of interest). If they are not participating in that program then they may offer to help in some other way. Any way it wouldn't hurt to ask.[/B]

Chuck E Cheese does this too!

 

[TupperMom7]

Did you know that Tupperware has a fundraising catalog? The organization gets free shipping and you earn 40% profit. There are many different products to choose from. If you are interested, please PM me and I will discuss it further with you.

I have done fundraisers for our church and for a local school with Tupperware and they were always a success.

Thanks and good luck!

 

[CheapMom]

This is 'out of the box' but why don't you do a big eBay sale. Get families to donate used clothes or toys in good condition and list them.

Divide clothing into several large lots based on size and gender. Have all the auctions end on the same day -Say on a Monday- and specify that payment must be made by Friday. Then on Saturday get a few volunteers to work a few hours and prepare the shipments. They could be shipped out that afternoon.

This way the daycare gets 100% profit rather than having to pay 60% or more to the fundraising company.

 

[ceroarty]

B]Try contacting your local McDonald's office (the store should be able to refer you), ours has a program called McTeacher night where they donate a portion of the nights' profits to a specific school (usually one that is either close or expresses alot of interest). If they are not participating in that program then they may offer to help in some other way. Any way it wouldn't hurt to ask.[/B]

Chuck E Cheese does this too!

If you have a local Domino's they do this as well. My husbandis a supervisor and he sets these up all the time. They will have it once a month and they get like 10% of the profits from whoever ordered from the school. They also sell coupon books. I think the customer pays $10.00 for the book a various coupons and the school gets almost $9.00 each book(I think). I know they get a large portion.