Bountiful,
UT - Enjoying a day of fun and fundraising helps a local family deal with
mounting medical bills. A day full of
activities, including a 5K run/walk, bake sale, yard sale, blood drive and
evening concert, was held at the Bountiful City Park. The event was to raise
funds for the family of Kelsen Wood, a baby who has already undergone cataract
surgery and is currently waiting for a heart transplant. “The medical bills are
going to be pretty big, and he’ll be put on a ton of medication when he gets
out of the hospital,” said Eric Lund, one of the event organizers. www.fundraising-ideas.orgFriday, September 6, 2013
Community Holds Fundraiser for Sick Child
Bountiful,
UT - Enjoying a day of fun and fundraising helps a local family deal with
mounting medical bills. A day full of
activities, including a 5K run/walk, bake sale, yard sale, blood drive and
evening concert, was held at the Bountiful City Park. The event was to raise
funds for the family of Kelsen Wood, a baby who has already undergone cataract
surgery and is currently waiting for a heart transplant. “The medical bills are
going to be pretty big, and he’ll be put on a ton of medication when he gets
out of the hospital,” said Eric Lund, one of the event organizers. www.fundraising-ideas.orgThursday, September 5, 2013
Humane Society Car Wash Fundraiser
Brecknock Township, PA - The Humane Society of Berks County will get a boost from a local car wash business's fundraising efforts. Scott's Car Wash and Auto Lube raised about $3,000 for the society at its events on Saturday, owner Scott Egolf said. Fundraisers drew hundreds to the car wash's locations on New Holland Road in Kenhorst and Perkiomen Avenue in Exeter Township. Customers paid $8 to get their cars washed, with proceeds going to the organization. The event, now in its eighth year, is held in conjunction with the Humane Society of Berks County's Walk for the Animals. www.fundraising-ideas.org
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
"Heroes 19" Fundraiser for Families of Lost Firefighters
Covina, CA - Firefighters and SHIELD CrossFit founders Christian Cervantes
and Jonathon Smith wanted a way to honor the lives of the 19 firefighters died
in Arizona in June. This weekend they merged that desire with their newly
opened business, a gym. As part as a
national fundraising effort, Cervantes and Smith hosted “Heroes 19” at their
Cypress Street location Saturday. “Heroes 19” honored the 19 Hotshot
firefighters who died in Yarnell, Arizona, on June 30, through a special
workout and a community potluck that collected donations for the families,
according to Cervantes. www.fundraising-ideas.org Tuesday, September 3, 2013
Jalapeno Eating Contest and More at Huge Fundraiser
Corpus Christi, TX - A huge fundraising event
took place this weekend at JP Luby beach, and everyone was invited. Those who
attended Saturday’s events, say their favorite part was the jalapeno eating
contest. A man by the nick name of Tiny,was the first contestant to try to
break the record. Tiny managed to eat only two Jalapenos total, but said he may
have beat the record, here on the coastal bend, because he says "those
jalapenos were hot!" Underneath all
the fun, the event benefits two major non-profits here in South Texas. One is a
program that enables disabled individual to learn to scuba dive, and the other
is The Guardians Rescue, that fosters and adopts out stray pets. www.fundraising-ideas.org
Monday, September 2, 2013
Cops and Robbers Fundraiser Lets You Take on SWAT Team
Munster, IN - Members of the Regional SWAT Team will be at Zig-E’s Funland
as part of the Cops and Robbers Fundraiser.
For $20, area residents can purchase wristbands that will allow them
half-hour sessions to play laser tag with the Region’s best tactical experts. The
event is a good way to raise money for an armored vehicle for the SWAT team as
well as raise awareness for Zig-E’s laser tag arena, which is in its first
year. For every $20 wristband purchased, $15 will go towards the SWAT team. www.fundraising-ideas.org Sunday, September 1, 2013
Laser Tag Fundraiser in Bristol
Bristol, VT — A
new, anti-childhood hunger project is underway in Addison County. According to
volunteer coordinator Barbara Kohler, the Feed My Starving Children MobilePack
fundraising program will be started at Mt. Abraham Union High School this
month. Feed My Starving Children was founded in 1987 by Minnesota millionaire
Richard Proudfit. “Each meal costs a mere 22 cents, but that means we need to
raise almost $60,000,” according to Kohler. “We are hosting several small events
in an effort to raise this money. One of those events is happening at Whirlie's World entertainment center on Exchange Street
in Middlebury.” Kohler said the fundraising event at Whirlie’s World will
include a laser-tag event with prizes and a raffle, www.fundraising-ideas.org
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