Fundraising With Little Ones!
At TELL, we believe in the power of involving children in fundraising efforts for a brighter and more compassionate world. Engaging kids in your fundraising activities for TELL not only fosters a sense of empathy and social responsibility but also teaches valuable lessons about teamwork, leadership, and community building from a young age.
Here are some child-friendly activities and fundraising events that your little ones can participate in to make a big difference:
Bake Sales:
Encourage children to bake homemade goodies with parental supervision and host a bake sale in your neighborhood or school. Whether it’s cookies, cupcakes, or brownies, selling tasty treats is a fun way to raise funds while showcasing their culinary skills.
Art Auction:
Organize an art auction where kids can unleash their creativity by painting, drawing, or crafting artwork. Invite family, friends, and community members to bid on the masterpieces, with all proceeds going towards the chosen cause.
Lemonade Stand:
A classic fundraising activity, setting up a lemonade stand is a simple yet effective way for children to raise money. They can design colorful signs, mix refreshing drinks, and engage with customers while learning the basics of entrepreneurship.
Read-a-Thon:
Foster a love for reading while fundraising by hosting a read-a-thon. Children can seek sponsors for every book they read within a specified time frame, with pledges going towards supporting important initiatives.
Charity Walk or Fun Run
Get the whole family involved in a charity walk or fun run event. Children can gather sponsors for each lap or mile completed, promoting physical activity while raising funds for a cause they care about.
Talent Show:
Showcase children’s talents and skills by organizing a talent show fundraiser. Whether it’s singing, dancing, or magic tricks, kids can perform in front of an audience while collecting donations or ticket sales for entry.
Toy or Clothing Drive:
Teach children the value of giving back by organizing a toy or clothing drive in your community. Encourage them to donate gently used items to families in need, spreading joy and support to those less fortunate.
Remember, the most important aspect of involving children in fundraising is to make it enjoyable and meaningful for them. By participating in these activities, kids not only contribute to a worthy cause but also develop a lifelong commitment to philanthropy and making a positive impact in the world.
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- Printable Fundraising Toolkit
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- Fundraising email templates
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Where Does My Money Go?
Your contribution changes lives.
We use your donations to three areas of our organization including the Lifeline, counseling services and outreach efforts.