FREE 120+ Fundraising Ideas Tips and Tricks for PTAs

By simonrosselli
January 8, 2021 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted January 8, 2021

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Posted January 8, 2021

FREE 120+ Fundraising Idea's Tips and Tricks

Over the last year (and during the last two lockdowns) I've put down all Fundraising Ideas I've used or come across into one place, so hopefully it can become a resource for all of you and somewhere to start for those new to the game. One of the biggest problems is that there isn't continuity when people move on and hopefully this will help in this department.

It's not the finished article and a lot of it is for the real world but there are virtual events and ideas in there and some of the real world ones can be adapted with a bit of creativity. If you would like a copy please email me with your email address at [email protected]

If you are not on the PTA but know someone that is please pass this onto them

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