How much would a fundraiser get paid to conduct a particular project.  A percentage?
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An average is between 20% - 30%...
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I share your concern. I only give to charities when I know that more than 90% of my contribution goes directly to the cause.\n\nWhenever I get a call from a telemarketer asking for a contribution, I ask how much does the charity get. You'd be surprised at how much the professional services take of our donations!\n\nThere are several organizations that rate charities. You can find them by doing a search. Here are a few; I don't have experience with them, so I can't really make a recommendation as to which is best:\nhttp://www.charitywatch.org/\nhttp://www.charitynavigator.org/\nhttp://www.sls.lib.il.us/reference/por/features/98/charity.html
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start a web site to take donations, or "cash advances", try putting it on my space, the word will spread quickly since it's for a good cause. contact your local radio channels, for nonprofit causes most will run adds free, or at least a discount. encourage your community to get involved. maybe visit some larger businesses in your area, and encourage them to sponsor or contribute to the cause. Promise free advertising, and new loyal costumers, that should help. Good Luck, and I hope everything works out.
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Here is a site that lists most on the left side of page for each charity you look up is the ratio.\nMe I wouldn't give to anyone who had 15% or more. Many who fall in that range.
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good question ..similar to the average sal in your company ..0 ..they do it for charity
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Generaly it's 10% of the profit (from a business standpoint). However there is no set standard for referral fee amount. It completely is dependant upon the industry/item being sold. Check out the following links as an example:
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http://www.fundraisingknowhow.com/fundraiser-articles/thermometer.aspx
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Some of my friends are top fund raisers for a local charity event similar to the walk that you are doing.  Here are some ideas that seem to work for them:\n-Raffles - One guy holds a raffle at work for $200 Best Buy gift certificate for 1st place, a $100 g.c. for 2nd place and a couple of 3rd and 4th place items like ball caps.  Another friend raffles off 1 day of labor.  \n-Sending letters - One guy swears by sending letters.  He makes it a point to send at least 100 letters.  He finds many people are willing to give to a good cause and there's the occasional person that plunks down a big chunk of change.  Keep your donors informed with a pre and post newsletter about the event, why you are doing it, etc.\n-Host a smaller walk.  A group of us organize a smaller event and we typically raise $4k-$5k collectively. \n-Make coin cans and ask some of your favorite businesses to put it by their cash registers to allow people to drop some spare change in.\n-Ask people to donate garage sale items and have a garage sale with all of the proceeds going to your event.  Get a guy out there at the garage sale to grill some hot dogs and brats (tip: make sure to through copious onions on the grill - the smell attracts people like flies) and sell brats and sodas. \n\nI hope these ideas help.  Good luck!
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A project that someone has a personal or specific interest in.
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Typically, this refers to individuals involved in fundraising for a campaign.\n\nHope that helps
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Excellent idea!\n\nIf they need any money to get this project rolling, let me know where to send my check.\n\n.
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How much are you going to pay me to do your homework for you?
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Don't forget to engage your local churches, you might be able to get them to enlist their congregation to accept offerings in the name of your project or more specifically to the family of choice but you will need to make a plea to them.\nBake sales are always good to make money with too.
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Around 50 percent.\nSounds like you are involved with one.
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OMG ... this is simple math here people:\n\n$500 * 0.83 = $415.00 to the Charity\n$500 * 0.17 = $ 85.00 to the Operating Expenses\n\nNow we'll address the Operating Expense Breakdown --\n\nThe 17% is 5% Admin, 5% Operating and 7% equipment 5+5+7=17\n\n$500 * 0.05 = $25.00 Administrative\n$500 * 0.05 = $25.00 Operating\n$500 * 0.07 = $35.00 Equip and Svcs\n\nJoe --\n$100 * 0.83 Charity = $83.00\n$100 * 0.05 Admini = $5.00\n$100 * 0.05 Opns = $5.00\n$100 * 0.07 Equp = $7.00\nJoy --\n$600 * 0.83 Charity = $498.00\n$600 * 0.05 Admini = $30.00\n$600 * 0.05 Opns = $30.00\n$600 * 0.07 Equp = $42.00\nREPORT FOOTER --\nTotal Charity Donations ($83.00 + 498.00) = $581.00\n\nHope this helps !
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Take a look here: http://www.fundraisingknowhow.com/search.aspx?keywords=school%20fundraising\nGood luck!
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I heart upto 50% but I think it's around 25%. It depends on the program.