Top 10 Ways to Raise $1,500
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Anyone is a potential donor - friends, family, classmates, co-workers, neighbors, doctors, mechanics, lawyers, stylists, etc. Tell your donors why you’re supporting Special Olympics Wisconsin.
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Aim high - ask for $50 and settle for $25 instead of asking for $25 and getting $10.
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Many companies have matching funds donation programs for non-profit organizations. This is an easy way to double your donations – or more!
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If you’re making phone calls to friends or relatives and they agree to support you, you don’t have to wait for a check—direct them to our website to make a payment with a credit card on the spot.
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Always follow-up! While someone may have put your e-mail aside with the intention of giving you a donation, they might need to be reminded that the event is quickly approaching and you need their help!
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Send an e-mail to your three favorite relatives, with a story about a Special Olympics Wisconsin athlete, asking for a $100 pledge
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Ask one parent and one sibling for $50 each and remind them that your birthday and/or favorite holiday is coming up soon!
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You've got the day off of work! Ask for donations from local businesses in your community. Or even better, ask individual patrons if they’re willing to donate, too!
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Have you ever pushed your friends or coworkers “Over the Edge”? See if they’re willing to donate money and push you Over the Edge!
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After cooking a nice meal, ask your significant other or best friend for $50—after all, it’s for a good cause!
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