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21 Fundraising Ideas for College
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21 Fundraising Ideas for College

Fundraising in college works best when it’s fun, simple, and easy to join. Bake sales, raffles, crowdfunding, ticketed events, sponsorships, and peer-to-peer challenges are great ways to raise money fast. Keep the goals clear, make it social, and use both on-campus and digital tools.
How to Run a Silent Auction Fundraiser: A Complete Guide
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How to Run a Silent Auction Fundraiser: A Complete Guide

This complete guide walks you through every step of running a successful silent auction—from item sourcing to checkout—whether you’re hosting a school fundraiser, nonprofit gala, or hybrid event. You’ll learn how to plan, promote, and manage your auction using best practices.
Top 10 Corporate Sponsors for Nonprofits
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Top 10 Corporate Sponsors for Nonprofits

Many of the biggest companies in the U.S. offer corporate sponsorships and grants to support nonprofit missions. Top sponsors like Walmart Foundation, Google.org, and Bank of America fund causes including hunger relief, education, health, and community development.
9 Raffle Games to Help You Raise More Money
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9 Raffle Games to Help You Raise More Money

Raffle games turn casual donors into active participants by adding fun, competition, and anticipation to fundraising. From traditional 50/50 raffles to high-engagement reverse raffles and prize pulls, the right raffle format can increase event revenue and donor engagement without major overhead.
Church End-of-Year Giving Statement Template
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Church End-of-Year Giving Statement Template

A year-end giving statement helps your church thank donors and meet IRS requirements. Include your church’s info, the donor’s total contributions, required acknowledgment language, and a personal note of gratitude. Send it by mid-January, use simple wording, and offer both print and digital options.