Car boot sales on match day or at events
Posted: Wed Jan 29, 2025 9:14 am
Outside the box – quick and easy fundraising ideas
Smarties challenge – give parents and children a tube of Smarties and ask them to return the tube, filled with 20p pieces
Pre-loved leotard sale
Wear your PJs to the gym
Movie and pizza parties
Watching weeks and squad displays
Coach challenge – set an ambitious, yet achievable israel rcs data fundraising goal. If the goal is met, the coach has to do an outrageous activity. It could be shaving their head, having to wear fancy dress – the possibilities are endless
Gameday car wash
Rent-a-Team – the team can be ‘hired’ to help with various tasks such as gardening, cleaning and much more
Host a dance-off
Create and sell club/team calendars
Host a team picnic or BBQ
Training night tasters for friends – bring a friend along for £5
Spare change bucket
Beat the goalie/penalty shoot out/dribbling challenges
Break a world record party – for example, the most socks put on a foot in 30 seconds or the farthest distance to blow a pea
Sponsored neighbourhood clean
Reverse raffle – this turns the traditional idea on its head. How it works is that all of the losing tickets are drawn first, with the prize winners decided by a process of elimination
Dunk tank – time to dunk those coaches and players!
What ideas do our Facebook community groups have for fundraising?
“We do a lucky 7’s every week. Seven premiership fixtures. You predict either a home win, an away win, or a draw. Get all seven right and you win the cash. If nobody wins, the jackpot moves up by £25.” – Neil Rooney, Club Development Officer at Catterick Garrison Football Centre.
“Supermarket bag pack is always a favourite, footy cards, car washing (try picking a nice day), sponsored walk (luckily I was in the support car), we hired a small club room and put on a band and food and sold tickets, did a couple of car boots (good earners), making up hampers for Easter, Xmas etc, footy fun events wet sponge the manager and assistants, footy shoot outs and barbecues. We did all of these and raised some serious money to fund the team’s trip to Barcelona. We’ve had some good laughs together, great times.” – Tony Orwin at Clifton Rangers JFC.
Smarties challenge – give parents and children a tube of Smarties and ask them to return the tube, filled with 20p pieces
Pre-loved leotard sale
Wear your PJs to the gym
Movie and pizza parties
Watching weeks and squad displays
Coach challenge – set an ambitious, yet achievable israel rcs data fundraising goal. If the goal is met, the coach has to do an outrageous activity. It could be shaving their head, having to wear fancy dress – the possibilities are endless
Gameday car wash
Rent-a-Team – the team can be ‘hired’ to help with various tasks such as gardening, cleaning and much more
Host a dance-off
Create and sell club/team calendars
Host a team picnic or BBQ
Training night tasters for friends – bring a friend along for £5
Spare change bucket
Beat the goalie/penalty shoot out/dribbling challenges
Break a world record party – for example, the most socks put on a foot in 30 seconds or the farthest distance to blow a pea
Sponsored neighbourhood clean
Reverse raffle – this turns the traditional idea on its head. How it works is that all of the losing tickets are drawn first, with the prize winners decided by a process of elimination
Dunk tank – time to dunk those coaches and players!
What ideas do our Facebook community groups have for fundraising?
“We do a lucky 7’s every week. Seven premiership fixtures. You predict either a home win, an away win, or a draw. Get all seven right and you win the cash. If nobody wins, the jackpot moves up by £25.” – Neil Rooney, Club Development Officer at Catterick Garrison Football Centre.
“Supermarket bag pack is always a favourite, footy cards, car washing (try picking a nice day), sponsored walk (luckily I was in the support car), we hired a small club room and put on a band and food and sold tickets, did a couple of car boots (good earners), making up hampers for Easter, Xmas etc, footy fun events wet sponge the manager and assistants, footy shoot outs and barbecues. We did all of these and raised some serious money to fund the team’s trip to Barcelona. We’ve had some good laughs together, great times.” – Tony Orwin at Clifton Rangers JFC.