First you post this:
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Originally Posted by HopefulInterest
I have to host 2 fundraisers, and I need some help thinking of ideas. What sorts of things do you think are a good idea?
Thanks!!
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Then, you post this:
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Originally Posted by HopefulInterest
Do you think a pasta dinner is a good idea? I was thinking that I could invite my friends, and some sisters, and charge something like $3 a plate or something like that. I love cooking, and pasta and sauce is really cheap!!
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And you spend the balance of the thread elaborating on your spaghetti plans and not responding to any other suggestions or ideas, which is why I wrote what I did (see the bolded).
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Originally Posted by HopefulInterest
I haven't made up my mind in any way. It was an idea I posed, and I have stated how it would be executed if I did it. I don't see how you see me as not asking for ideas or feedback...
The definition of fundraising is: "Raising money for a cause or project", or "The organized activity of raising funds (as for an institution or political cause)."
So fundraising doesn't have to be something that benefits a cause, it can be benefiting a project (in this case, pledging the org) and hosting a pasta dinner would be considered fundraising because it would be raising money for a project, or if you want to stretch it a bit, an institution (the sorority).
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Re: last paragraph. You're going to "donate" the money raised to yourself. Let's just be clear on that point.
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Last edited by AZTheta; 10-01-2012 at 05:15 PM.
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