How To Organize an On-Campus Drive/Fundraiser!
Once you have received approval, you can then organize a fantastic Drive/Fundraiser
The Arrupe Solidarity Council has set some conditions, criteria and a process for all on campus Drive/Fundraisers.
Please be mindful of these considerations:
CONDITIONS
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Funds can only be raised for non-profit organizations.
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There must be a demonstrated educational piece.
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The fundraiser must be sponsored by a pre-existing group in our
community (class, club, team)
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All money will be turned in to the Business Office. It must be accounted for
by at least two people from the sponsoring group a head of time. At least one of
these people must be an adult moderator.
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Sponsoring groups are responsible to provide follow-up information and
publish results to the larger community.
CRITERIA
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Priority is given to building relationships for on-going involvement.
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Priority is given to student-initiated projects versus
faculty-initiated ones.
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There should not be more than one fundraiser going on at a time
PROCESS
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Groups need to submit fundraising approval forms to the Arrupe Solidarity Council through the office of Campus Ministry. It meets twice a month, and groups should submit their forms in a timely matter.
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The council will decide whether they will recommend a drive to be
approved by the principal.
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Approved forms will be submitted for approval to the principal the Monday following the council's discussion.
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Groups will be informed of the final decision and any additional conditions.
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Groups deposit all funds on a daily basis to the business office through the account # 02-2-
5343-000.
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Groups should requisite a check to be sent to their charitable organization from the
Business Office.
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Final results should be publicized to the SI community.
TIPS FOR PLANNING A GREAT DRIVE/FUNDRAISER
Have a core group of leaders, students in collaboration with adults, who will make your drive happen
Make sure you are partnering with a Community Agency. Before you begin a drive you need to make sure the agency is ready for your donation (and that the donation is something they truly NEED).
Promote, Educate and Remind!
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Promote your drive a week or so ahead of time
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Educate students--be able to answer" Why are we doing this drive? Who will be helped? How will they be helped?"
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Remind: be consistent with your message and gently remind students to get their donations, and bring them in!
Use the resources you have available at SI:
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Announcements
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Posters
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WildCAT email list
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Website
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Faculty Allies
Make it easy for students to bring in their donation.
Have drop off locations:
By elevators
In Classrooms
In the Christian Service or Campus Ministry
In Ms. Murphy's Office