Ready to get involved and start your own campaign to help raise funds for families in needs? Here are some fun ideas!
Kids love to host lemonade stands—why not do it with a purpose and help give back to families in need? Plus, helping others teaches young kids responsibility...and it feels great!
It’s simple...create your Lemon “Aid” stand to help ensure every baby in Idaho has his or her basic needs met. In addition to the physical Lemon Aid stand, you can also create your virtual Lemon Aid stand for people to contribute online and to raise awareness of your actual Lemon Aid stand project.
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Looking for a new challenge? Perhaps considering running your first 5K, 10K, half or full marathon? Why not do it with a purpose and help raise funds for families in need at the same time?
You can create your fundraising page and encourage your friends and family to support your physical efforts as well as your efforts to make a difference in the community.
They say it is better to give than to receive. For your birthday this year, or in honor of someone else’s birthday, why not throw a party and ask your friends to give to families in need in Idaho in lieu of (or in addition to) traditional birthday gifts.
Baby Showers mark such a special time in a family’s life. Whether you are the parent to be, or the host of a baby shower, why not ask guests to also consider contributing to help babies who don’t have all the support and may even be sitting in the same diaper all day long?
Compassion is a compelling reason to help members of your church join forces to help those in poverty. In addition to asking your congregation to collect change to ensure no baby has to sit in the same diaper all day, or perhaps donating actual diapers, you can host a virtual, online fundraiser…Diaper Change!
Why not set up a friendly competition with another school, another business, another function in your business, a different Girl Scout troop… Gather your group and work together to fundraise for families in need.
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