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I'm currently half way through Year 10 at school. In the summer holidays after I have finished Year 11 we have a 4 week school trip to Kenya. It will compromise of volunteer work, wildlife conservation, a safari and scuba-diving. This is a once ina lifetime opportunity and will look great on my CV however, in total the trip cost £3450 and is to be made in three payments of £1150. I have several ideas including:

-Selling sweets, chocolate and pop at school
-Car boots
-Washing peoples cars
-Raffles

I feel this is a great start however I need some more ideas, thanks in advance.

The school commitee has ruled out selling candy bars, bake sales, bottle and can drive, selling raffle tickets for prizes and car washes. the club is too small to sell those coupon books and other fundraising catelouge products. please help!

The thing is that i work in a big busy resort and need to incorporate my guests in the whole thing.I have already done romantic dinners and raffles as well as car washes,so is there anything else you can help me with?

my question explains it all. I need some serious help here. I've already gotten the basics down. Bake sale, bottle and can drive, raffles, car wash. i need crativity. and i need something that will reel in the guys. help me out here thanks

A family that is very close to my family just lost their house is a fire and earlier that day the mother of the family found out she had a tumor on her brain. other bad karma has happened that i dont need to get into but the point is me and my mom are doing a raffle and we have done pretty well so far but need more ideas.....some things we got was gift certificates to different restaraunts, scratch tickets were donated, some other small gifts, cash, and the place we are holding it is giving the hall to us for the night for free. I am trying to think of other places i can go to get a donation to raffle off....everywhere i look online they say cars and houses but obviously we cant go to that extent. So please any ideas that are in reach let me know! thanks!
Someone else actually told me that too! My mom told me to make flyers or like paperwork to show any business i go to and ppl i invite as proof and we are holding it at a private club that my mom is a member at and also the lady who lost her house do you think that we can get in trouble for that? what do we have to do so we dont get in trouble?

I am the President of a High School Volleyball Booster Club. Sad to say, there is not much parent involvement. Please provide fundraising suggestions for the couple parents which are willing to work along with the athletes. This is the first year we are getting organized to support the athletes. Last year, two parents did everything to financially support the team. We will be doing car washes, candy sales, a gas raffle, and a community garage sale. Does anyone have any big money suggestions? We need to raise close to $10,000 annually. This team competes at the State level.

My club is called Make A Wish. Its a club that helps children with life threatening medical conditions and we make their wishes come tru! I need awesome fundraising ideas!
I've got so far dance a thon, car wash, raffles, banquets, bake sale, and benefit concerts...
Thank you!
well i would need more activities...and something to do with community service too.

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This Is Just One Of 6 pages i have to do tonight!!
Proofread for errors; fix the verb, or write ok. Use only the present tense.
I. IGNORE PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES BETWEEN SUBJECT & VERB.
1. One of the leaping dolphins are pink.
2. All the sisters and brothers in that family has red hair.
3. The newspaper story about the muggings in two parking lots suggests that they are related.
4. The owner of the company that makes tennis shoes and rackets are very rich.
II. EXCEPTION: DO NOT IGNORE THE PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE WHEN USED WITH THESE: A LOT OF___, LOTS OF___, ALL OF___, SOME OF___.
1. There is lots of rice in China.
2. There is a lot of art displays in the park this weekend.
3. Some of the candidates in the current election do not want to address that issue.
4. A lot of milk and cheese is needed for that recipe.
III. IGNORE PHRASES BEGINNING WITH THESE WORDS WHEN THEY COME BETWEEN THE SUBJECT & VERB: INCLUDING, TOGETHER WITH, ALONG WITH, ACCOMPANIED BY, IN ADDITION TO, EXCEPT, AS WELL AS.
1. The mother as well as her daughters like to shop.
2.
2. A tent as well as sleeping bags are needed for this trip.
3. All of the ice cream flavors except maple walnut are on sale.
4. A surfboard as well as accessories are being raffled off.
IV. FOR COMPOUND SUBJECTS, PAY ATTENTION TO THE WORD USED TO CONNECT THEM. ______ AND _________= PLURAL SUBJECT
_____OR/NOR_____= AGREE WITH CLOSER SUBJ
1. The coach or his assistants plans strategy for the game.
2. A freshman and a senior are going to prom.
3. The pirate captain or his crew attack the boats.
4. The prosecutor and the defense lawyer argue in court.
V. COLLECTIVE NOUNS (team, committee...) AND INDEFINITE PRONOUNS (everyone, nobody, each...) ARE USUALLY SINGULAR SUBJECTS.
1. The jury for those kinds of cases are sequestered.
2. Each of the game show contestants want to win the car.
3. Neither of the players has signed a contract.
4. The choir at many churches plan a special program for Easter.