Building with Books
Bottle drive
Scratch card sale
Bake sale
Krispy Kreme donut sale
Candy sale

Child Care Club
Morley Candy Sale
Coats for C.O.T.S. (Coalition On Temporary Shelters)
Mittens/Hats/Gloves w/ NHS Holiday Food Drive
Pizza Kit Sale
Red Wagon Drive

Crusader
Homecoming Flower Sale
Halloween Treat Bags Sale
Winter Holiday Flower Sale
Valentine's Flower Sale
St. Patrick's Day Flower Sale
Spring Break Flower Sale
Senior Farewell Flower Sale

Drama Club
Play Productions
Talent Shows

Activity Requests

All activity requests must be submitted on our ‘ACTIVITY REQUEST' form well in advance of the thoroughly planned activity. Submit requests to the assistant principal in charge of student activities between April 1st and May 15th.
Explanations of information required on Activity Requests
Date of Activity: Day(s) of the activity.
Name of Activity: What is the activity?
Purpose of the Activity: Why is the group doing this activity?
Time of the Activity: Hour(s) of the activity.
Grades Involved: Grade levels participating.
Closed Activity: Only the sponsoring group or open to others?
Room/Area Requested: Location of the activity.

 Going green seems to be "all the rage" nowadays. There is big money in recycling and using less resources, plus it helps out our earth. While I'm not a green fanatic, I still think its important to be conservative and not waste. Recently my school did its first "green" fundraiser. It was a cell phone drive that collects used cell phones. I've had a lot of questions lately about this and how to put it on. Really, its quite simple. Go to www.pacebutler.cocm to request your drive packet. They send you collection boxes and prepaid shipping labels. All you have to do is get the word out, collect the phones, and ship them in. They will send you a check in a few short days. I recently sent in a big box of phones.

Schools are always looking for ways to raise money, and the usual method is to sell a product. Obviously, selling a product is easier than selling air, so the product is what we'll explore here. If you buy something for $5 and re-sell it for a fundraiser, you end up selling it for $8, $10 or even more, since you need to pay for the product AND still make money. Is that product really worth that much or are you just trying to raise money? The most important question is WHY are people buying the product - for the cause or for the product?

Raising money for charity, events or training is never an easy task! Use some of these fundraising ideas to help jump-start some creativity for your own chapter or council fundraising.

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