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PTA - need good fundraising ideas . . . help

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ellenrose · 23/10/2006 13:57

Have joined PTA and it seems as if some of the stuff they are doing is the same as when I went to the same school - any ideas for fundraising that have worked well?

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notasheep · 25/10/2006 18:44

ellenrose-i have just become Chairperson of our PTA!!!!!!!!
First event of the term is always a school disco,on thursday before they break up,raised over £200 and it was only on from 630-800

Charge £1 admission for children,adults free,serve alcohol,tea,coffee,soft drinks and healthy crisps!
Do a lucky dip.(50p a go)

Hope this helps-will be back with more

ellenrose · 26/10/2006 12:13

Fantastic - thanks so much everyone

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Orinoco · 26/10/2006 22:24

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all4ghoulz · 27/10/2006 00:06

hi how about a 50.50 club do you have charitable status?
coffee mornings with donated cakes ?

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Wtfmummy · 04/11/2015 09:58

Here are some things our PTA is doing:

can you forward on to the relevant person/s if you think these ideas may be helpful?

2016 Calendar: ask each class to produce a piece of art or have a competition in each class for a picture to go in the calendar. Have them professionally printed and bound and then sell to parents - just in time for Christmas!

On the Christmas note, you could have a competition for the years to draw a festive picture - the winner/s get their picture published on the school christmas cards which parents could purchase.

Or organise a film night - the copyright can be purchased from this compny: www.filmbankmedia.com/films/ - then organise a film night in the hall charging a fee for students and/or parents to watch. Additional funds could be generated by a popcorn stall and refreshment stall.

How about a quiz or curry night for parents or even a cheese and wine night / wine tasting

Or organise a shopping evening for parents whereby stallholders of local businesses pay a fee or pay 10% of takings.

A car boot sale could be a good money earner too - a £10 fee for sellers and a refreshment stall would be popular.

BlueChampagne · 04/11/2015 16:33

Our PTA gets a professional photographer in to do family photos. £10 per 10 min slot (for the PTA) and they get a percentage of orders too.

TalkinPease · 04/11/2015 18:04

VERY BAD FORM TO BUMP EVERY ZOMBIE THREAD WITH PTA IN THE TITLE

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