Fundraiser Ideas for Volunteer Work?

What a great thing you are doig! I can't help right now financially since we are about to adopt our second child, but I can give you fundraising ideas.
Ask at various stores if you could put a box or jar there explaining your cause. The box or jar is for donations.
Have a bake sale.
Christmas ornaments are always popular gifts for people to buy--make a bunch and sell them.
Well, my hamburger is burning --gotta go.

Stella: I am sorry I don't have any ideas for you but I want to be the first to pledge a donation to whatever fundraiser you do have. I think you're a marvelous young woman for doing what you have been doing for the past six months and for wanting to return..

Anonymous

November 7, 20060 found this helpful

Thank you for your Ideas and the offer for a donation. All donations can be sent to:
SKBN (South Kitsap Business Network)
P.O. Box 2398
Port Orchard, WA
98366
Please make checks out to SKBN, these donations are tax deductible.

Long shot, and not too much time remaining (and Tacoma, not Kitsap), but perhaps, just perhaps, you may find some fundraising support from someone within Tacoma's Lincoln District, now known also as Tacoma's International District (www.tacomabusinessdistricts.com/districthome.asp?district=12) which has become a focal point of the Vietnamese community and home of Tacoma's TET festival. Just an idea - and there is contact info in the link. Or, you know, if someone from your group of great friends would even raise a donation jar during un-related events like last Friday evening (if authorized, I can picture one or two of them doing it), I'm sure some strangers would feel good throwing a few bucks in!