Articles related to "Fundraising Activities"

Entrepreneurial activity can spur charitable growth and will benefit the less fortunate as well as the surrounding community - economically and socially.

Holding a fundraiser for a church event or special need is a lot of fun, but also a lot of work. Here are some fundraising ideas to get your campaign started today!

Many annual charity events are held in Australia to promote awareness of a variety of illnesses and problems that would benefit from better community support.

Many nonprofit donors write checks at the end of the year to take advantage of the tax deduction. But year-end fundraising requires significant planning and a big push.

The auto industry wanted one; the banking sector already got one; why not give it to the "green" food companies?

Rabbi Charles A. Kroloff's book, 54 Ways You Can Help the Homeless, debunks myths about homeless people and offers practical solutions.

There are many issues to consider when choosing a product for a school fundraiser. Price, variety, quality, competition, need and appeal are all significant factors.

The top reason why donors do not give to a specific organization is actually quite simple. They don't give because they weren't asked.

Schools can raise extra money through selling fundraising products and holding special events for students and their families.

An educational tour is a great way to expose students to other cultures and bring your classroom lessons to life.

School fundraising, like any other type of project, succeeds or fails based upon the capacity of volunteers, availability of resources, and scope of the work involved.

Volunteer Media Officer, Yogen Shah, talks to Suite 101 about the biggest traditionally styled Hindu temple in the west which has been serving the community since1995.

Each of these three locations will lead a Chicago visitor away from the touristy theatres in the loop and into diverse Chicago neighborhoods.

October is national breast cancer awareness month. This article profiles the work of the Sara Lee Trust, a charity for cancer, MND and HIV/Aids patients and carers.

Government workers can spend furlough days wisely by supporting children and local schools with volunteer activities on off days.

There are a lot of ways to raise money for the medical care of sick or injured pets. There are also charities that help pay large veterinary bills.