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5 Holiday Fundraising Ideas for Schools & Nonprofits

Holiday Fundraisers

It’s never too early to get in on the holiday spirit when your school or cause is looking to boost fundraising dollars! Check out these 5 smart fundraising ideas for schools and nonprofits:

1. Scrumptious holiday products: Nothing says deck the halls like the festive holiday treats from See’s Candies! A delicious and fun way to boost fundraising profits during the holidays is to get started with a fan favorite – See’s Candies. Their easy to use online Yumraising Program equips schools and nonprofits with all the tools they need to customize their own candy shop, spread the word, take orders, and supply families with all that holiday chocolate they love.  Learn more


2. Add product fundraisers to your community events: The holidays are packed with school and community events like performances, talent shows, concerts, the list goes on. One easy way to boost fundraiser profits is to add a booth or table wherever your school or organization is selling tickets or concessions for an event, and encourage attendees to purchase See’s Candies to help fundraise for your school or organization. Imagine adding a See’s Candies chocolate booth at the holiday concert – can you say ka-ching?!

3. Coordinate holiday fundraiser volunteers online: Streamline volunteer support for your holiday fundraisers and events with free online sign-ups from VolunteerSpot. Spending less time on organizing volunteer shifts, tasks and donations means spending more time for focusing on your fundraising goals. Quick schedule where and when your school or group needs help and email or share the sign-up link on social media. Participants and volunteers can sign up 24/7 from any device, anywhere – and automated reminders keep everyone on track! Get started

4. Holiday fundraiser incentives: The joy-filled holiday season is a great time to cue up fun and creative incentives to help school families meet their fundraising goals. One great example comes from See’s Candies who is awarding 2 free gift certificates for every $500 spent in fundraising. That’s bonus prizes your school or nonprofit can use in gift baskets, at an auction, to reward volunteers, you name it!  Learn more at sees.com/fundraisingoffer

5. DIY holiday decorations: Ditch the high overhead cost of decorating for your holiday fundraising events and opt for creative, colorful DIY alternatives like these. School and nonprofit volunteers can unite for a DIY decorating party to spend time together and help your fundraiser save money, thus boosting the bottom line!

5 Favorite Things about Kellogg’s Family Rewards

School Fundraising Ideas

Team VolunteerSpot is a big fan of anything that saves time, lets a person pitch in or sign up from their smartphone, and benefits schools and communities. Kellogg’s Family Rewards Program does all that – and more. Check out our 5 favorite things about KFR and get started earning for your school today!

1. Get Rewarded: Just for joining Kellogg’s Family Rewards you can earn up to 500 bonus points on the spot!  Plus, get points every time you buy Kellogg’s products your family already loves. Sign up and join today, it’s easy!

2. Adding a loyalty card: This great new feature from Kellogg’s Family Rewards makes it so EASY to earn cash for your child’s school. Simply connect a retailer loyalty card or membership to your KFR account and start earning whenever you shop.

3. Uploading receipts: Kellogg’s Family Rewards knows no two families are exactly alike, and that’s why they offer many ways for you to upload receipts for points – simply scan or take a picture of a participating receipt and upload from your smartphone, desktop, or text it!

4. Redeeming for your favorite school or cause: It’s easy to earn rewards for your family like coupons, gift cards, sweepstakes, kids activities, and so much more – but Kellogg’s Family Rewards also lets members donate their points to their school or charity of choice. This means real cash dollars for your child’s school – awesome! Learn more

5. Special savings & offers: As if all that wasn’t enough, KFR members have access to exclusive coupons, sweepstakes and special offers from participating Kellogg’s brands. This means savings for your family and more happy kids!

Get started today with Kellogg’s Family Rewards – you’ll be glad you did!

INFOGRAPHIC: School Volunteering 101

Back to School Volunteerism Statistics

Where do school parents really like to volunteer? What fundraisers are favorites of school families? VolunteerSpot asked these questions and more and got some surprising answers! Check it out in our INFOGRAPHIC below and click here for more information.

 With tips on boosting fundraising turnout & profits as well as new, creative approaches to overcoming the hurdles that prevent parents from volunteering in school, this INFOGRAPHIC is a must-share with your friends and school community. 

Also see: 

 5 Free Apps to Boost Parent Involvement

Fall Carnival Sign-Ups & Scheduling

Fall Carnival Sign-Ups

Organizing Fall Carnival & Festival Volunteers

The critical ingredient for a successful fall festival or carnival is hands down volunteer support. From set-up to take down, ticket sales to concessions and staffing all the carnival booths and games, school and church carnival volunteers are a MUST for pulling off such a big event. So what if instead of a crumpled note sent home in a child's backpack, your carnival volunteer sign-up looked like this:

 

It's so EASY to boost parent involvement and save time this year with free online carnival sign-up sheets with reminders. Volunteer coordinators, carnival chairs, and school staff can quickly set up a schedule of fall carnival volunteer needs - intuitive scheduling tools plus Auto-Fill and Quick List Builder features make it a snap. Bonus: Organizers can even add custom fall themes and the school logo to the sign-up!

Parents click the sign-up link wherever the school posts it (on the volunteer webpage, in an eNewsletter, on social media, etc), and sign up from their computer or smartphone anytime, anywhere. No password needed!

Spend more time on the FUN stuff like building carnival games and decorations, planning new and interesting food stations and getting the word out - and LESS time organizing and reminding volunteers. VolunteerSpot captures all the volunteer information for you, updates the schedule real-time, and eCalendar sync and automated reminders keep everyone on track! Start Planning

 

Also see:

The BEST Fall Carnival Game & Booth Ideas

DIY Carnival Decorations

6 Fun Carnival Food Station Ideas

Alternative Fundraiser - No Hassle Fundraiser

Collect Contributions and Raise Money for Your School Online!

Remember this one school's humorous take on an Alternative Fundraiser (No-Hassle Fundraiser)?

While event and product fundraisers DO help many schools engage families, build community and raise money, many parents agreed they would rather just contribute the money to begin with and avoid the door-to-door wrapping paper sale or staying up late baking for another sale.

VolunteerSpot already makes it easy for schools to save time and boost parent involvement with free online volunteer & participant sign-up sheets, and now, school-parent groups can apply the same streamlined coordination to alternative fundraising! The NEW Contributions Sign-Ups make it easy for PTA's and PTO's to set up secure online forms for collecting money, dues, and fundraising dollars. Learn more

 

Instead of keeping track of multiple cash boxes, envelopes and crumpled letters sent home in stuffed backpacks, school-parent groups can send out ONE sign-up link to the entire school (or post on social media, the school website, etc) and collect money and parent information securely (and quickly). Parents click the sign-up link on their computer or smartphone and can make their contribution within minutes, easy! 

Alternative Fundraisers can provide a more relaxed approach to school fundraising that still helps parent groups meet their goals, but also focus more time and energy on community building events and creative programming. It's easy (and free) to get started with online Contributions Sign-Ups from VolunteerSpot - your school parents will thank you! Collect Money Now

 

Also see:

Contributions Sign-Ups from VolunteerSpot

5 Tips for Successful Product Fundraisers

5 Free Apps to Boost Parent Involvement

See's Candies Sweesptakes

Flash Fundraiser | Fall 2015

Looking for an easy (and sweet) way to raise money for your school or nonprofit this fall? Check out the See's Candies Flash Fundraiser Sweepstakes today, ENTER HERE!

4 lucky winners will receive the following product from See's Candies to sell at 100% profit:

·        Lollypops (500): 250 each of Butterscotch and Chocolate

·        Candy Bars (288): 144 each of Milk Chocolate and Milk Chocolate w/ Toffee Nuggets

·        Reusable Totes (50): Perfect for transporting candy

·        Collection Envelopes (50): Hand them to all your helpers

·        See’s Banner (1): To use at your fundraising event

·        See’s Candy Dish (1): Great gift for an outstanding volunteer or coordinator! 

Raise up to $1,000 for your child's school, team, Scout troop or your faith group or local non-profit - it's so easy to enter. Spread the word too so your favorite organization has more chances to win! ENTER NOW, ends 9/15/15.

Volunteer Communication Tactics

8 Ways to Reach Volunteers

Recruiting volunteers? Trying to engage new supports for your organization? Simply need more hands helping at school? Bookmark this list of 8 simple but innovative and time-saving communication tactics for reaching volunteers:

1. Tweet: A simple tweet can say a lot! If your community organization is looking for volunteers, strategic tweeting might do the trick. Utilize searchable hashtags like city names, events, etc. Check out, 8 Best Practices When Tweeting for Help.

2. Email: Whether in a letter-style email from your nonprofit leader or an eNewsletter full of content and volunteer opportunities, email is going to be one of your number one ways to reach current and potential volunteers at just the right time. Companies like Emma, MailChimp, Constant Contact, and iContact are great vendors to check out for more enhanced eMarketing capabilities.

3. Blog/Webpage: If your nonprofit has a website, make sure your volunteer webpage is doing everything it can for you! Post volunteer opportunities and sign-up links frequently, share volunteer testimonials, and encourage visitors to follow your group on social media. You never know, your next great volunteer leader might just be a google search away!

    Related: 10 Ways to Pump Up Your Volunteer Webpage

4. Online Sign-Ups: The easiest way to coordinate and communicate with volunteers is to schedule and remind them online! Planning a service project, an appreciation potluck, a carnival, festival or fundraiser? VolunteerSpot's free online sign-ups and scheduling tools are the answer for saving time and boosting participation! Try it out now

5. Facebook: Reach volunteers where they're at - on social media! Posting volunteer opportunities, nonprofit news, even feel good quotes and volunteer pictures is a great place to start in developing a communication highway on facebook. Check out Facebook for Volunteer Recruitment & Engagement.

6. Post online: Online resources like HandsonNetwork.org, VolunteerMatch.org and CreateTheGood.org let organizations and nonprofits post volunteer opportunities in an online database that anyone can access who is interest. Read more

7. Word of mouth: Few recommendations carry as much weight as someone telling a friend what an amazing time they had volunteering for your organization. If you're group is struggling to recruit new members, consider a "Bring a friend program" where current volunteers are encouraged to bring a friend or group with them to the next volunteer event. Organic, word-of-mouth buzz helps build a loyal base of supporters for years to come.

8. Like organizations: Network with similar organizations in your area to boost one another's visibility in the community. Partnering with another local cause or group can give you access to a whole new sect of volunteers and donors who have a record for giving back and supporting the community. Consider swapping emails to one another's lists, sharing booth expenses at the community festival or promoting one another on social media.

Non-profit Fundraising Ideas

New Study Reveals What Works for Non-Profits Big and Small

Fundraising events like galas, auctions, walk-a-thons, and  are not only great community builders but main sources of operating budgets for non-profits big and small. Event fundraising, however, can be a real gamble especially when resources are tight.

• What is the best bang for your non-profit's buck when it comes to fundraising events? 
• What tools and resources help streamline the event planning process to be more efficient and profitable? 
• How can nonprofits secure recurring donations and loyal donors while also raising awareness for their cause?

A recent IndustryView study from Software Advice, a company that provides online reviews of nonprofit software, illumines answers to these questions and many more with insights based off a survey of fundraisers who have planned at least one major event in the past year. Check out their INFOGRAPHIC with key findings below and read the full report here.

Key Findings Include >

Type of Event: Fun Runs and Walks are recommended for non-profits of all sizes due to their higher ROI and ease of planning, while time-consuming events like concerts and galas take much more work and bigger initial investments. 

How to Organize: Event planning and volunteer management tools streamline coordination and communication and save hours of administrative work. Check out our favorite free tech tools that simplify event planning, and the Top 10 Fundraising and Donor Management Software Systems recommended by SoftwareAdvice.com.

What to Measure: Cost Per Dollar Raised (CDPR), # of attendees, # of donors - what your non-profit measures for success can affect how you decide to fundraise in the future.

Read the full SoftwareAdvice.com Study,
"Which Fundraising Event is Best for Your Nonprofit".

Also see:

5 Ways to Leverage Technology & Boost Community Impact

Benefit Auction Ideas that Work

Boosting Fundraiser Turnout & Profits

Charity Race Sign-Ups

Organizing Walkathon, Fun Run & 5K Volunteers

Training for a 5k? Try training to organize one! From managing tactical event details to recruiting and organizing volunteers and sponsors, coordinating an outdoor race or athletic fundraiser can really take the wind out of you. Stress less and save time finding all the help you need with free online sign-ups from VolunteerSpot!

24/7 access from a computer or mobile device makes signing up to help with this year's 5K or Fun Run a breeze, not to mention eCalendar syncing and automated email reminders! Volunteers and helpers will thank you for making it so easy to get involved. 

Charity Race Sign-Up (Mobile View)

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Charity Race Sign-Up (Desktop View)

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In addition to intuitive and quick scheduling tools, volunteer coordinators have access to:

• Adding a custom background theme to a sign-up
• Collecting extra information from volunteers (i.e. t-shirt size)
• Having volunteers sign a permission or waiver
• Adding an event map and extra documents to the sign-up
• Inviting volunteers to the sign-up via email, social media, website
• Messaging volunteers by date or status signed-up
• And much more!

Try a free demo today or get started - you'll be glad you did!

 

Also see:

7 Tips for Planning a Successful Walkathon

Charity Walks: Easy Ways to Thank Volunteers

8 Healthy Snacks for Carnivals and Festivals

Healthy, Delicious Carnival Food Ideas

Carnivals can have you filling up on cotton candy and giant pixie sticks before you can say dunking booth! Encourage your school or nonprofit to try a handful of healthier options at this year's Spring fundraiser with these delicious and fun ideas below:

Fruit Cups via Catch My Party

Blend a few fruit favorites in one and you’re set! This is a quick, portable snack for carnival goers and good for them too. Mix up the combinations and complete the look with a fun tablecloth. 

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Corn on the Cob via Move Nourish Believe

You can’t go wrong with a traditional corn on the cob this carnival season. Try this recipe to have a batch down in no time and be the sweetest booth at the festival.

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Funnel Cake via Mess For Less

Without a doubt, funnel cakes are a crowd pleaser at any festival. Meet expectations with this simple recipe you can make from the comfort of your own kitchen. Your booth will complete the entire carnival.

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Popcorn via Your Home Based Mom

You can’t forget to get your popcorn! Give your attendees a few popcorn options at your very own popcorn bar. From flavors to toppings, they’ll keep coming back for more.

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Fried Pickles via KitchMe

Offer up a few untraditional carnival treats with some newly fashioned fried pickles. It’s so easy to package a few for guests and offer some dipping sauce on the side.

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Red Cinnamon Apples Food Network

Add even more color to your carnival with these vibrant red cinnamon apples that are sure to lure everyone in. They’ll be sure to turn heads as quickly as it was to make them.

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Snow Cones via CincyShopper

Spring carnival can get a little warm. Cool down with a homemade snow cone topped with your favorite flavor. This tasteful treat can do you know wrong – just follow these simple instructions and savor up.

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Churros via I Heart Nap Time

Churros are also another favorite guest appearance at festivals. They’re so quick and easy to make, you’ll make this snack your new carnival go-to!

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5 Free Apps to Simplify Your Spring Carnival

Spring Carnival Ideas

 Save time, boost turnout and raise more money at this year's Spring carnival with help from these free tech tools & apps:

1. Pinterest: Stock up on carnival game and booth ideas, DIY carnival decorations, free carnival printables and signs and so much more with a simple Pinterest search. Follow our carnival ideas board today to get started and happy pinning!

2. Trello: Boost effectiveness of your project management strategy with the free online tool and app, Trello! Create tasks, to do lists for purchasing prizes and coordinating help, alerts and more - assign team members to task cards and set due dates as well. Learn more

3. VolunteerSpot: Save time coordinating carnival volunteers and parent helpers with free online signups. Quick online scheduling and messaging tools make it easy for carnival coordinators to set up online signups. Mobile, 24/7 access makes it convenient for parents to sign up in a snap - and automated reminders keep everyone on track! Get started

4. Dropbox: Easily store and share important documents regarding your carnival in the cloud with Dropbox's free and secure online storage. Link carnival committee members to expense receipts, supply and game lists, online volunteer calendars, and more.

5. Hootsuite: This free social media tool helps you coordinate social strategy for spreading the word to boost turnout to your Spring fundraiser. Recruit social savvy parent ambassadors to amplify the date, time and info about your carnival or festival on their channels, the school social channels and with networks within the community. Check it out

 

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[PRESENTATION] Boosting Fundraiser Turnout & Profits

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5 Sweet Spring Fundraising Ideas

Downright Delectable Fundraising Tips & Solutions

The recipe for Spring fundraising success doesn’t have to be complicated! With the right fundraiser for your school families, time-saving coordination tools, simple social media outreach and fun incentives, your school can boost turnout and profits more than ever before.

Check out our 5 top tips for cooking up sweet fundraising success this season:

1. Get a taste of sweet (and delicious) product fundraisers: Give your school parents a product fundraiser they can really sink their teeth into that is delicious, profitable and fun for the family! Butter Braid® Brand Fundraising offers a variety of flavors of their mouth-watering, signature hand-braided pastries including raspberry and double chocolate. Local fundraiser representatives, short turn-around times and high per-item profits also make this fundraiser a sweet success for any school!

As band mom and blogger, Carissa Rogers, recounts the whole host of fundraisers she and her fellow band parents are involved in, she wonders, “If we host all these other fundraisers why do we keep running an annual Butter Braid© Brand Fundraiser? Because both the parents and the parent’s friends and family ASK FOR IT.”

Enough said. Check it out for your school today, learn more.

2. Cook up time-saving coordination: Scheduling parents to help with your big Spring fundraiser? Save time organizing parent volunteer jobs and tasks with free online signups from VolunteerSpot! Intuitive and time-saving scheduling tools make it easy for fundraising chairs and school leaders to manage multiple events and volunteer needs at once – and automated reminders keep everyone on track! Get started now

Related: 5 Spring Fundraising Solutions for School Parent Leaders

3. Stir up community events: A great way to boost spring fundraising profits is to add your existing product fundraiser to a community event like a carnival, auction or bake sale. Give your fundraiser its own table or booth staffed by a handful of volunteers, and school families can easily place their fundraising orders in minutes (or even redeem tickets or points towards a purchase). With product fundraisers like Butter Braid® Brand Fundraising, you can even have free samples for tasting at your booth to encourage parents to act fast! 

4. Whip up the word on social media: Spreading the word this Spring is easier than ever with a whirlwind of strategic outreach on your school’s social channels! Key inclusion in marketing materials like eNewsletters, the school’s website, classroom blogs and local online news outlets are also great ways to get the word out and include more school parents and community members in your fundraiser.

Related: How to Use Social Media When Fundraising

5. Sweeten the deal: Adding fun and clever incentives to your school fundraising program is a great way to get more school families involved and boost profits. Set fundraising benchmarks and goals so students and school families feel that extra boost to spread the word and raise more money. Fun incentives include:

• Dunk your favorite teacher
• Pie the principal
• Spirit/Pajama Day
• Principal gets duct taped to the wall
• Class or Grade-wide Pizza Party

FUNdraising goals with great incentives are fun for students and parents alike!

Related: Fundraising Ideas | Boosting Turnout & Profits (Webinar Recap)

Fundraising Ideas | Boosting Turnout & Profits

Fundraising Webinar Recap for Schools & Nonprofits

Raise more money for your school or nonprofit with the ideas, hints and tips in our popular fundraising webinar - presentation slides below:

Key Takeaways:

• Find a fundraiser that's a good fit for your school or nonprofit taking into account fundraising goals and potential for hands-on support
• Add product fundraisers to popular school and community events to boost profits
• Consider dual-benefit fundraisers to raise more money (like Evan-Moor's Daily Summer Activities fundraiser that helps schools raise money and promotes Summer learning)
• Incorporate strategic social media outreach to spread the word about your fundraiser/event
• Make it easy for participants to check-in, follow and share by posting your full social media addresses and event hashtags on all printed material (flyers, posters, programs) and on prominent signs at your events
• Create formal incentives and opportunities for people to share socially during your events.
• Recruit more participants and support with free online signups with reminders

More About Our Sponsor, Evan-Moor:

Evan-Moor is a leading education publisher, specializing in helping kids learn with fun and educational teacher-developed products! Their unique fundraising program offers schools the chance to raise money and provide Daily Summer Activity books to families. These summer enrichment books help prevent summer learning loss and promote smooth transitions for kids from one grade to the next.

 

 

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Give your Fundraiser a BIG Boost with Social Media

The Busy Mom's Spring Survival Guide

5 Steps to a Stress-Free Spring

How many items are on your Spring to-do list already? If the season ahead seems dauntingly filled with busy school calendars, sporting events, parent-teacher conferences, spring break, you name it - then this survival guide is for you! 

1. Enter to Win a Flash Fundraiser from See's Candies. Dreading another school fundraiser? Win one instead and come out the hero for your kid's school! See's Candies is giving 4 lucky winners enough delicious chocolate to raise over $1K! Enter now (Ends 3/2/15)

2. Rock those yoga pants. Spring means running from school pick-up to the store to the softball game to make dinner to help with homework to wash last-minute laundry to . . . yeah, no judgement, moms rock those yoga pants this spring.


3. Score at snack duty. Forget 'reply-all' emails and last-minute phone calls and stick with free online snack duty sign-ups from VolunteerSpot. Team moms can quickly schedule all the snack duty spots they need filled and email parents to sign up from their computer or smartphone. eCalendar sync and automated reminders keep everyone on track. Get started

Related: Setting Up Snack Duty Sign-Ups


4.  Save on Spring Break: Easy things to do now to save on Spring Break travel in the future - follow TravelingMoms, resorts, travel agencies and airlines on social media for flash deals and giveaways; and download helpful apps like Gas Buddy and RoadNinja to save on road trip expenses.

Related: 6 Secrets to Family Road Trip Success

5. Get creative with your work outs. The bigger and fuller the wine glass, the bigger the work out for your arms, right?! Find a new fave this spring - we love the Delectable Wines app for helpful reviews and wine recommendations.

10 Tips for Your Face-Painting Booth

Carnival Booth Idea

Rock your Spring carnival or festival with a kid-favorite, mom-approved booth that's a great money-maker >> the face painting booth! Keep things simple, fun and profitable for this carnival staple with these 10 hints & tips:

1. Take Note

Prep your face painting volunteers beforehand with a manual of drawings the booth plans to offer kids and ask volunteers what other characters or doodles they would like to add. Put together a shared Pinterest board for inspiration or  watch tutorials and find tips online.

2. Make a Guide

Make sure you have a game plan going into the festival by posting one or two poster boards with drawings kids can pick from. Not only does this keep the line moving, but it ensures your volunteers don't get into a half-hour session of painting elaborate Pokemon characters on kids cheeks!

Bonus Tip: Go with an emoji theme and let kids ask for their favorite emoji to be painted on their cheek - the guide is right on your smart phone!

3. Have plenty of water

You can never have enough water! Not just for hydrating volunteers, but for soaking and cleaning brushes regularly too - keep a water source nearby and don't forget the paper towels as well in case things get messy.

4. Skip the paint - use temporary tattoos

A variety of temporary tattoos in bulk is your easiest alternative for a face-painting booth that also cuts down on time and gives more kids a chance to participate. It's super easy for volunteers to let kids pick a tattoo and quickly apply it with a damp wash cloth.

5. Use Stencils

If you don’t want to go the temporary tattoo route but have nervous volunteers, invest in some stencils for precise, fun designs. Post a pre-made poster of the stencil work, so kids can choose the one they want quickly and easily.

6. Keep Spray Glitter Handy

The secret to a satisfied face painting doesn’t lie in how well the drawing is, but in the magic of glitter. Finish off your creations with a squirt of face glitter to add that something extra!

7. Provide Mirrors

The first reaction your mini customers have to their new face art is always a delight - make it easy for them to bask and enjoy with small, handheld mirrors.

8. Save Time Scheduling Volunteers

Coordinate an alternating shift schedule of volunteers who can contribute and hour or two at your booth with free online sign-ups! Quickly set up your shifts, invite volunteers to sign up from their computer or smartphone and rely on eCalendar syncing and automated reminders to keep everyone on track. Get started now

9. Take Pictures

You know parents will want to document their kids enjoying the festival. Consider having an additional mini photo area, so the kids can show off their new temporary ink in a candid or two which can be emailed to parents or saved for the yearbook!

10. Carefully Clean Up

We know you’ll be in a rush to get your booth clean again, but keep records of your painting preparation for the next festival. Make sure to carefully clean your materials and keep everything in order, so you’ll be ready to paint next time. 

 

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Best Spring Carnival Games Ideas

6 Non-Game Carnival Booths

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