Stadium Cushions
- why make your fans
sit on those uncomfortable bleachers when they can be sitting pretty on these
stylish cushions.
Stadium cushions cost from about $3 - $5 and sell at $10 each!
wrist bands - for fundraising - as few as 250
bands - as low as 50 cents each for 2500 - silicone wristbands remain the most
popular fundraiser out there. Every baseball team should have their own saying! Sell them to your supporters for $2-3 each!
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Concession Stand
1. add team or league souvenir cups for
drinks and popcorn - then offer a reduced
price on refills - you'll save on cup costs
2. Have local food vendors rotate
supplying food - they can staff it - and
possibly make new business - they may even
donate a portion of the food -100% profit
-Don't forget to give them some cups to sell
at their location.
Ads
Program ads are a large fund raiser.
Examples of ad costs are as follows:
$100.00 for a full page ad
$50.00 for a 1/2 page ad
$25.00 for a 1/4 page ad
How about getting sponsors to pay for
cups, cushions, pennants and Poms with
coupons by putting ads on them!!
Don't forget Mom and Dad and the
Grandparents, Aunts and Uncles that would
all like to buy an ad and wish "Johnny" a
successful season.
Outfield Fence Signs
Schools sell backstop signs and even the
back wall of the dugouts signs.
100 Inning Games
These have been a source of revenue, for
baseball programs. solicitation of pledges
is the player's efforts the event. Parents
and coaches should help as well.
The 100 inning game is much like a
"walk-a-thon." An individual or company
pledges an amount per inning. For example 25
cents per inning or $25.00 for all 100
innings.
Donations
Don't forget a large jar marked "Donations"
prominently placed for that spare $20.00
bill! You might be pleasantly surprised.
One of the biggest moneymakers are team
sponsors. Players, with the help of coaches
and parents, can ask local businesses to ask
for donations. If the team establishes
levels of sponsorship before requesting
donations, then these businesses will be
more likely to support the team, knowing
that they receive something in return.
Following are sample levels of giving and
associated sponsor benefits:
1. add team or league souvenir cups for
drinks and popcorn - then offer a reduced
price on refills - you'll save on cup costs
2. Have local food vendors rotate
supplying food - they can staff it - and
possibly make new business - they may even
donate a portion of the food -100% profit
-Don't forget to give them some cups to sell
at their location.
Ads
Program ads are a large fund raiser.
Examples of ad costs are as follows:
$100.00 for a full page ad
$50.00 for a 1/2 page ad
$25.00 for a 1/4 page ad
How about getting sponsors to pay for
cups, cushions, pennants and Poms with
coupons by putting ads on them!!
Don't forget Mom and Dad and the
Grandparents, Aunts and Uncles that would
all like to buy an ad and wish "Johnny" a
successful season.
Outfield Fence Signs
Schools sell backstop signs and even the
back wall of the dugouts signs.
100 Inning Games
These have been a source of revenue, for
baseball programs. solicitation of pledges
is the player's efforts the event. Parents
and coaches should help as well.
The 100 inning game is much like a
"walk-a-thon." An individual or company
pledges an amount per inning. For example 25
cents per inning or $25.00 for all 100
innings.
Donations
Don't forget a large jar marked "Donations"
prominently placed for that spare $20.00
bill! You might be pleasantly surprised.
One of the biggest moneymakers are team
sponsors. Players, with the help of coaches
and parents, can ask local businesses to ask
for donations. If the team establishes
levels of sponsorship before requesting
donations, then these businesses will be
more likely to support the team, knowing
that they receive something in return.
Following are sample levels of giving and
associated sponsor benefits:
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