spot the ball template

karren

I need your help,
Im a nurse in a hospice and last year I hosted a pink party to raise funds for work, and we raised an incredible £750, so Im doing the same again this year, but , i need new and fresh ideas!

Its going to be open house in mine as last year

We have some raffle or auction prizes including
A gas bbq
3 meals for 2 in local restaurants etc
and ive written letters to lots more.

I have a chocolate fountain
serving rose wine and cocktails
hope to have spot the ball on the night but cannot draw for toffee, can anyone direct me towards a decent spot the ball template I can print off?

and everyone asked to bring a bottle or plate of food
and thats it so far,
so can you get your creative heads on for me, please?
thanks x

shandypants5

karren

That was fab! but im thinking more of the footie pitch one like years ago, where you have to guess where the ball is on the picture, id mark one, seal it then ask people to buy a square, and they hope that its in the square xxx

shandypants5

Theres quite a fewmore here.. CLICKY

karren

brilliant!!! Ive got one i can use, thank you xxxx

Savvy_Sue

I googled 'spot the ball template' before I realised you'd had some answers, and found 146,000 hits - the first one looks plausible and I have no idea if it's the same as shandy found.

karren

If you can think of any other fab ideas, please let me know x

globalds

I remember someone had organised a raffle and wanted the number picked on a laptop.
Maybe you could do a raffle

Found it ..here is a link
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/30106121#Comment_30106121

seems they used Power point ..
maybe you could build on this idea.

Savvy_Sue

You know those lollipop draws children have at school fetes? You know, you get a load of Chupa Chops lollipops, colour some of the 'sticks' blue / red / yellow / orange etc then put them in something where the sticks are hidden? Children pay to pick a lollipop, and if they get a coloured stick then they get some money back, depending on what colour it is.

How about doing that with a bunch of pink roses or carnations (or anything pink really)! You can't so easily colour their stalks, but I'm sure you could think of a way of marking some of them so that you pay 50p, and for some of them you get a little of that back, or another mini prize. See if there's a local florist who would support this, in return for suitable publicity of course.

S