Fundraising with the 2011 Coupon Book
About the All-Local Fundraiser
Buffalo First's 2011 All-Local Coupon Book is a great fundraiser for your school or organization. The 2011 Book features only local, independent businesses in WNY and exists to support our local economy. Books are supplied to your organization on consignment and any book not sold can be fully returned at the completion of your fundraising efforts.
Facts about the 2011 All-Local Coupon Book
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The book wholesales for $6 (if you are a non-profit organization), and has a retail value of $10 - giving you $4 with each sale!
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Features over $4,000 in savings at local, independent businesses in Buffalo and WNY.
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Restaurants, retail shops, movie theatres, art galleries, theatres, grocery stores and more!
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A FREE guide to being local and green in WNY, featuring tips and information on local non-profits and so much more!
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The book features photographs and local tips on every page highlighting Buffalo and WNY, so it is sure to be the perfect gift for your friends and family.
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There's something for everyone!
Let's start impacting our local community today!
Fundraising Tips for Schools
There are a few key points to consider when thinking about Buffalo First's All-Local Coupon Book for your next fundraiser:
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Map out how much your school/organization needs to raise and for what cause.
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Finalize the number of coupon books that need to be sold to reach your goal.
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Determine how many students will be selling the books and how many books each student needs to sell in order to reach your goal.
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Establish and create additional fundraising materials that might be helpful for your participants (envelopes for money).
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Determine the length of your fundraiser, including start and end date.
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Be sure to properly notify all participants of your new fundraising campaign, including students, parents, and your entire school/organization.
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Provide participants with a reliable contact for fundraising questions.
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Inform all participants on whom checks should be made out to, where, when and how money should be dropped off.
Once your fundraiser has completed, be sure to plan a meeting to discuss best practices, feedback and planning for your next fundraiser!
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