What are some good things to sell for a fundraiser at a high scool, something that would sell?
well, if its for a holiday, you can always do candy grams and all that stuff, send cards, but, if its just a random day, a bake sale would be cool, selling cupcakes and cookies...yummm...or, what was cool at my school was they sold lollypops, just buy a big tub of lolypops and sell them for cheep and viola you get moneyyy
What are good fundraising ideas for 13 year old girls?
Good for you, nothing has as much value as something you EARN. This may seem silly, but it just popped into my head... What if she were to approach 5 businesses and asked them each for $100 (total $500) Each business would own her advertising rights for a particular day of the week for an entire month.. For example lets say McDonald's buys Mondays. She might agree to were a T-Shirt every Monday for the month that says, "Mention my name today and get a free drink when you order a Big Mac" on the front and a big McDonald's logo on the back. The shirts may cost $100. She might have a lot of fun with it if she is really out going, make new friends and maybe even get in the paper (make sure the merchant is OK with this) Regards, Mark South
FUNDRAISING IDEAS!!!!!?
you can: go through ALL of your stuff one weekend and have a garage sale (making baked goods and selling sodas at this can make a few extra bucks as well. make sure if you do decide to do this that your sign says the money's for a school trip. it will make people buy more or donate!) sell your old books, CDs, movies, etc. to half-price books or some kind of store like that start collecting any extra change and put it in a jar in your room. don't let yourself take any of it out, and in a few months, you'll be amazed how much you'll have collected! become a secret shopper - http://www.secretshopper.com/info/shoppers/shopperIntro.asp OR any other kind for your birthday or another upcoming holiday, ask for money for the trip put up signs around your neighborhood, nearby starbucks, etc. advertising for a pet/house sitting job that pays fairly. doing extra chores around the house (washing your parents' cars every other weekend or cleaning up around the house every saturday morning) good luck!