A time-honored tradition for many families at Christmas is making a gingerbread house. Turn the tables on this tradition, and create a gingerbread DOGhouse building competition that allows people of all ages to work together to create a masterpiece fit for judging! Think of a Food Network competition, but with a pet twist. Whether you turn this competition into an exclusive event all its own, or pair it with another holiday festival or charity auction, a gingerbread house building competition can bring great exposure for your nonprofit group while raising money for rescued animals! More

Looking for a fun and wild night that really gets your donors involved in a good way? Try a Karaoke Raffle Dinner for your next fundraiser! More

Looking for a way to raise $10,000 for your charity? The Mile of Money Campaign could be along the right track! This fundraiser combines the donation campaign with a visual element and a finite goal that encourages giving to the finish line. Showing visual success is a great way to encourage participation and remind people that their donations are going to a good cause supported by a winning team. More

Are you hosting a sit down food event for your next fundraiser? Why not turn those tables into a revenue source by selling advertising space on your printed paper placemats? More

Try this Pumpkin Carving Program for a memory-making fall fundraiser, perfect for families in your area! More

Looking for a piggyback fundraiser for October? Your group can make money prior to Halloween selling “Goblin Insurance”.  Here’s how it works. More

One idea that works great as an add-on fundraiser at your events (especially a casino night!), is to host a 50/50 Deck of Cards Raffle. The twist is that there will be a set number of cards sold (52) and you’ll use a deck of cards to draw the winner. More

This is a perfect add-on fundraiser for a charity golf event. It can also be held at a football field, soccer field, or any other open field during another fundraising event. Your group has the potential to raise up to $40,000 with this fundraiser. More

One quick fundraiser to do is to host a food booth at an event where your group can bring in $2,000 or more for just a few hours of work. This is a great stand alone fundraiser that you can host at any event in your surrounding area. Or, if your group is hosting an event (such as a fundraising walk, a rescue reunion, or an urban scavenger hunt), then this piggyback fundraiser is a fantastic way to bring in some extra funds for the day. More

For many groups, having a regular raffle may be too difficult due to state laws, or a lack of 501c3 designation. But, you can still hold a raffle where everyone wins something, either a bake sale treat or a gift certificate or basket! More