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I was thinking of doing a tombola as a few people have suggested that but what on earth do you use for prizes? last time I did a tombola it was in the days of tins of fruit etc for your prize! :rotfl:
I'm chairman of a local dads group. For the latest round of fundraising we did some very simple things than earnt us over £150 in a morning that was washed out too.- A box filled with sand with 100 straws in it. 1 was painted gold on the end (the star prize, a bottle of bubbly), 3 were silver (a box of chocs) and 10 were green (a small prize). Each straw was 50p of 3 for £1.
- Jam jar suprise. We filled old jars with sweets for children. Each jar cost £1 and 1 lucky jar had £5 in it if you could find it).
- Tombola. Prizes we used were things that got children to ask their parents. Ben 10 stuff, all stuff from Home & Bargains, toys, small sweets, mugs, flags, clappers, a bottle of wine, etc.
- By far the biggest earner was our stocks. Our treasurer is a carpenter and made some stocks. Yellow car spunges at ASDA are 33p (cut them in half) and buckets £1 (we used two). It was 5 sponges at me for £1:eek: (wet of course) or 5 at your dad/mum for £1 and you won a sweet or bag of chrisps. The local hospice saw how good this went down so have asked to borrow the stocks.
Hope these ideas help. :A
Oh, we also sold strawberry plants and herb plants too.I am firmly across the line. I won't impose my values on you if you keep away from mine.
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Ilovemykids wrote: »so I for one vote for a mse meet in Robertsgirl's garden for afternoon tea!
all those that agree say iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:rotfl:
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west_is_best wrote: »Dont forget that it compares in S's not A's, in case it ruins you PP voucher...
We only eat Clover, so when its on offer I take good advantage and stock up the freezer..
Made that mistake last week with the squash and chicken!!:)0 -
ilovemykids wrote: »so i for one vote for a mse meet in robertsgirl's garden for afternoon tea! :d
all those that agree say iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii :d :rotfl:
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Birthday ideas -
Ice cream cake - you cook the sponge in the cone so its full of cake!
Multi coloured sponge beach cakes.MSE- The Glitchhikers guide to the galaxy0 -
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1 x VANISH OXI ACTION CRYSTAL WHT 1KG 5.00 8.69You can't live a perfect day without doing something for someone who will never be able to repay you. ~John Wooden 154/06/2700 -
Rose cakes (really simple)MSE- The Glitchhikers guide to the galaxy0
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SaverSavvy123 wrote: »Think this is a lesson to us all to check the dates regularly and if we don't think we will use anything in time I know that local charities like homeless shelters would love them. I don't think they can take OOD stuff though. I think its my MSE ways but I hate throwing anything away, I would much rather give it to someone who can use it. I smiled when I saw the post about giving cereals to the birds, mine are eating special K honey and oats at the moment as I had half a box that were going a bit soft.:)
definitely - hate throwing food away. even if it was free in the first place:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:0 -
Popcorn cakes.......... I will stop now, I have hundreds lmao!!!!MSE- The Glitchhikers guide to the galaxy0
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