5 Tips To Raising More With Scratch Card Fundraising

1- Round Up To Raise More - People will often give more
As you may know, supporters pay the total of the amounts revealed from the dots scratched off. Well, you'll find that many people will round up their amount. For example if they uncover a 50¢ dot and a $2 dot, their total is $2.50. Not only can you raise more this way, but you can also use this as an added incentive for your fundraising participants. As a reward for their hard work, allow them to keep whatever surplus they raise. They can even use the money for their share of group expenses.

2- Local Group - Customize Your Coupons
Some companies allow you to customize scratch card coupon offerings to your local area. This is a value added service that you should consider, since you can include some of your group's sponsors. Customizing coupons is a great alternative if the coupons are for merchants you don't have in your area. It is also a great option if you want to get your local businesses involved. It's good business and goodwill for both you and them. The better scratch card provide you with everything you need to get it done simply and quickly. Merchants usually have offers ready. A typical offer is " buy one get one free " or " get a free drink when you buy a sandwich " and many more.

3- Raise More - Local Sponsor Fee
This is a spin on customizing coupons. Since your group is giving local sponsors the opportunity to be featured in your scratch card fundraiser, you can charge a "sponsor fee". Your fundraising participants will be circulating and promoting your local merchants with coupons, therefore this is very valuable to their business. To set "a sponsor fee", you'll need to determine what the going sponsor rate would be for your local area. For example a flat fee of $100 per merchant can be suitable and helps your group raise an extra $800 with scratch cards that have 8 merchant coupons per sheets.

4- Little League & Sports Leagues - 1Day Fundraiser
Here's an excellent fundraiser for your little league. Simply charge your members a fundraising fee and let them raise the money back with the Scratch card. This is a good option, because you can collect the funds your league requires in one day ( registration day ) and you are giving your players a Scratch card to raise the funds back and possibly more. Learn More 1 Day Fundraiser

5- Share Cost - Fundraising Participants Chip In
Your doing your first fundraiser and do not have funds available to buy scratch cards. Unlike a school or league, your group does not qualify for 30 day financing. As the fundraising organizer, you personally don't have funds to pay for the cards. What do you do? Share the cost with your fundraising participants. Ask each participant to cover the cost of their card. Then as they conduct the fundraiser, they re-coop the cost and turn in the rest. Spreading the cost around will help your group take advantage of the high profit that scratch cards offer.

 
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