10 original ideas for organizers of solidarity events:
1. Host a Mardi Gras night, whether it’s the season or not. He sells tickets to this event and inside the event he sells Mardi Gras masks. Many people will want to buy something to remind them of this night.
2. Christmas is the best time for charity. Organize a charity walk event. Gather a few gifted sing-alongs (adults, children, or a mixed group), have them wear Santa hats, and begin your journey. Sing for institutions and companies in your area. You may consider rewarding the generous with a gift basket filled with goodies.
3. Casino Night. Reserve a casino room and announce via a banner that all winnings for that night will be donated. You can reward players with a gangster hat or a pair of poker glasses.
4. Host an auction with handmade jewelry using candy or lollipops.
5. Host a Hawaiian night. Serve food on plates with Tiki Island and other tropical patterns. Sale of cocktails in tropical sun glasses. You can also sell Luau Slap bracelets.
6. Host a pirate party and, of course, a treasure hunt, only this time, players will have to pay for the clues. Don’t ask too much for a clue, but make sure they will want to buy a lot. Put inside the treasure chest a piece of paper that gives details about the cause you are raising money for and ask them to contribute. If they had fun during the game, they will surely contribute.
7. The retro party is also a very good idea for a charity event. All you need is good music from the 60’s or 70’s and a dance floor. Sell, during the party, retro items such as hippie beads, peace necklaces, hippie or Elvis wigs, Lenon glasses or hippie headbands.
8. Organize various sports games. Sell tickets to any basketball, baseball, football, or soccer games you host, explaining to the public that it’s for a good cause. Get a local or national star player to support your cause and also sell signed jerseys or balls.
9. Organize paid golf lessons. All you need is a golf course and a trainer to offer his services for free.
10. Host a Karaoke night. Provide participants with inflatable instruments, party hats, wigs, boas, and sunglasses, for as much fun as possible. Then, during their performance, take photos of them and offer them for sale at the end of the party.
These ideas will help you reward your sponsors and donors with something more valuable than any product: fond memories of quality time.
