Comments on: need easy recipes for fund raisers for volunteer auxiliary to use for Fire Dept. serving about 200 people SW? http://kingsportfire.com/volunteer-fire/need-easy-recipes-for-fund-raisers-for-volunteer-auxiliary-to-use-for-fire-dept-serving-about-200-people-sw Wed, 23 May 2012 03:43:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Techno178 http://kingsportfire.com/volunteer-fire/need-easy-recipes-for-fund-raisers-for-volunteer-auxiliary-to-use-for-fire-dept-serving-about-200-people-sw/comment-page-1#comment-1569 Techno178 Fri, 31 Jul 2009 16:45:59 +0000 http://kingsportfire.com/volunteer-fire/need-easy-recipes-for-fund-raisers-for-volunteer-auxiliary-to-use-for-fire-dept-serving-about-200-people-sw#comment-1569 I read on this website an easy recipe for cheese cake is, put a grahm cracker on the bottom put whatever in the middle (I think it is cream cheese) and jelly on the top (your favorite kind)<br><b>References : </b><br> I read on this website an easy recipe for cheese cake is, put a grahm cracker on the bottom put whatever in the middle (I think it is cream cheese) and jelly on the top (your favorite kind)
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]]> By: Terri T http://kingsportfire.com/volunteer-fire/need-easy-recipes-for-fund-raisers-for-volunteer-auxiliary-to-use-for-fire-dept-serving-about-200-people-sw/comment-page-1#comment-1568 Terri T Fri, 31 Jul 2009 16:33:59 +0000 http://kingsportfire.com/volunteer-fire/need-easy-recipes-for-fund-raisers-for-volunteer-auxiliary-to-use-for-fire-dept-serving-about-200-people-sw#comment-1568 Hi, One of the easiest and most cost effective for a large group is a Spagetti dinner with salad, rolls or garlic bread and dessert. That is what I have used in the past. I also want to let you know that I have a fundraising page on my website if you would like to take a look at it. Everything is explained and the only thing your group would need to do is get my website address out. http://www.wonderful.myarbonne.com This could be an on going fundraiser for you along with your other fundraisers. If you have any questions please just call me and I will answer your questions. Good luck with your fundraiser.<br><b>References : </b><br> Hi, One of the easiest and most cost effective for a large group is a Spagetti dinner with salad, rolls or garlic bread and dessert. That is what I have used in the past.

I also want to let you know that I have a fundraising page on my website if you would like to take a look at it. Everything is explained and the only thing your group would need to do is get my website address out. http://www.wonderful.myarbonne.com This could be an on going fundraiser for you along with your other fundraisers. If you have any questions please just call me and I will answer your questions. Good luck with your fundraiser.
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]]> By: Thomas S http://kingsportfire.com/volunteer-fire/need-easy-recipes-for-fund-raisers-for-volunteer-auxiliary-to-use-for-fire-dept-serving-about-200-people-sw/comment-page-1#comment-1567 Thomas S Fri, 31 Jul 2009 16:15:59 +0000 http://kingsportfire.com/volunteer-fire/need-easy-recipes-for-fund-raisers-for-volunteer-auxiliary-to-use-for-fire-dept-serving-about-200-people-sw#comment-1567 I am on a fire department, a nationally certified FF-1. We usually have Fireman's Day the first Saturday in July. This generally grosses aboout $15,000. We have tried fish fries. Another good one is Fire house chili. It is easy to make and you can make it in roasting pans. Our town is only 150, but we get way over that to come to our events. I am the secretary/treasurer, another thing we do is send out a letter asking for donations, we do this usually in May. Last year we brought in $2000, from this. Postage and letters only run about $150. Selling T-shirts and caps is good also. You can sell them at the door when you have your events. Raffles are good, you can get a shot gun for the men and like a digital camera for the women. The kids games are nice for the kids, but plan to loose a little on that. Everyone likes Chili though and it is a crowd pleaser. Some of our neighboring towns have pancake breakfasts, but we don''t have a grill at our community center. I think you could probably talk the Knight's of Columbus in bringing their grill if they know what it is for.<br><b>References : </b><br> I am on a fire department, a nationally certified FF-1. We usually have Fireman’s Day the first Saturday in July. This generally grosses aboout $15,000. We have tried fish fries. Another good one is Fire house chili. It is easy to make and you can make it in roasting pans. Our town is only 150, but we get way over that to come to our events. I am the secretary/treasurer, another thing we do is send out a letter asking for donations, we do this usually in May. Last year we brought in $2000, from this. Postage and letters only run about $150. Selling T-shirts and caps is good also. You can sell them at the door when you have your events. Raffles are good, you can get a shot gun for the men and like a digital camera for the women. The kids games are nice for the kids, but plan to loose a little on that. Everyone likes Chili though and it is a crowd pleaser. Some of our neighboring towns have pancake breakfasts, but we don”t have a grill at our community center. I think you could probably talk the Knight’s of Columbus in bringing their grill if they know what it is for.
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