If you or your club needs ideas for a fundraising project, try one from the list below — or come up with your own. A "hole" lotta fun. Start a Halloween-themed cornhole tournament. Build and decorate cornhole boards to look like jack-o'-lanterns. Cut out holes for the eyes and mouth and make or buy bean bags.
Ask teams to donate to compete in the tournament. Appeal to their tastes. Sponsor a pumpkin pie bake-off. If you attract professional bakers, divide entries into two categories: one for the pros and one for amateurs. Ask for a small donation for each slice of pie. Include a buffet with whipped cream, ice cream and toppings for an additional fee.
A place to play. Set up a fall play day for parents with young children. Have club members sign up to staff booths for face-painting, games, sock-puppet theater and more. Charge for a small admission fee and see if nearby businesses would like to sponsor an activity. It's also a great opportunity to educate parents about The Eliminate Project.
See if you can partner with the parent-teacher group at your high school to gain their support for your initiative. Cast your vote. Ask area farmers and pumpkin patch owners to donate pumpkins for a decorating event. Set aside time during a club meeting for each member to decorate a pumpkin. Ask if you can set up a display at the pumpkin patch, a library or business. For built-in crowds and publicity, partner with an apple orchard that hosts pumpkin patch activities.
The pumpkin with the most donations wins! Collect donations while trick or treating. While going house-to-house in your quest for sweets, collect money for The Eliminate Project. Collect spare change. Encourage anyone buying snacks to drop in some spare change. Create a game night. Ask club members to bring board and card games. Charge an entry fee for each game and award each game's winner with half of the money raised. Hours of games could add up to huge donations. Create Frankenstein's laboratory.
Decorate a "mad lab" table for your school lobby or outside the cafeteria. Have volunteers wear white lab coats and sell "concoctions" before school and between classes. Sell candy-filled test tubes as well as other such fiendish confections.
Dine to donate. Make sure to publicize the event ahead of time to friends, family, neighbors and school staff.
Guess the number. Fill a large jar with candy corn. Set up a booth outside your cafeteria, and invite students to guess how many pieces of candy corn the jar contains. Charge a small fee per guess. The winner gets the jar of candy. Help others stay warm. Make sure the cold doesn't bother anyone in your community by helping neighbors prep for winter weather.
Set up appointments to paint decks, move outdoor furniture into storage, clean gutters or rake leaves. Members of your sponsoring Kiwanis club could be your first customers. Ask for donations in return. Hold a "Seriously Spooky Bake Sale. Hold a "Creepy Crawly Car Wash. Your club will have a blast seeing each other in costumes while washing cars and helping raise money to save moms and babies. Host "Cookies for Coins. Coins can go a long way!
Host a horrorfest. Obtain the rights to show a scary or wickedly funny Halloween film at your high school through www. Ask area grocers and restaurants to donate concession foods and supplies. Recruit parents and teachers to chaperone and assist with running the event. Then publicize your movie night well in advance at school, in the community and on social media outlets.
Host a "pound sale" auction. You change costumes and KND can give you money. Be sure to watch your surroundings. Costumes are varied, and have different uses.
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