* Solution #1: The 50/50 Party

This is an ideal way to raise between $300 and $1,000.  

Great for little leagues, PTA's, and school groups.

EXAMPLE:.

 For each ticket you sell, your group keeps

 half of it ($7.50).  If people who bought the ticket do not attend the bowling fundraiser, your group gets to keep 80% of the ticket price.

Group sells 100 tickets @ $15.00 each = $1,500

80 people come to the bowling fundraiser, group 

keeps $600 (80 x $7.50 ea.)

20 people do not come (20 x $15.00 = $300.00) 
($300 x 80% = $240)

TOTAL RAISED FOR YOUR GROUP

$600 + $240 =$840

* Solution #2: Bowl-A-Thon

 Each member of the group will get people to sponsor him/her in the bowl-a-thon at a set amount of money for each pin knocked down.

EXAMPLE: The bowler has five sponsors who will pay 5 cents for each pin knocked down in a three game series.

(350 series x 5 cents = $17.50 per sponsor)

($17.50 x 5 sponsors = $87.50)

Less $6.00 for the 3 games bowled (shoe rental included)

= $81.50 for just one bowler

$81.50 for just (1) bowler. 20 bowlers = $1,630 dollars

fundraisersponsorsheet.pdf

*Solution #3: Corporate

Does your business, organization (Chamber of Commerce, University, Orchestra, Community Arts Center, Political Party) need to raise money? Simply sell a "lane" for a tax deductible contribution of $100.00, $250.00, $500.00, or $1,000.00 to another group who then

sends six guests to a very special "party. "Your group raises $4,800.00.

The party would include: 2 to 3 hours of bowling, shoes, public addresses, food, beverages and prizes.

EXAMPLE: Your group sells all 30 lanes @ $200.00 each 

($200 x 30 lanes) = $6,000.00 less bowling costs = $1,200

Total raised = $4,800