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Carolina Aquatics
Fundraising
2009-2010
“Raising
the Bar”
Purpose:
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To provide additional
revenue to the team to offset the need for higher monthly
dues
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“Flexible”
fundraising provides each family with various opportunities to meet
and or exceed their fundraising obligation
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Going above and
beyond enables the possibility of future team needs to be met at
minimal or no expense to members (think, registration fees, travel
meet costs, team apparel, etc.)
Opportunities:
Booster Club
Sponsors
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Open to any
individual to support a swimmer and the team
(Member, Grandparents,
Godparents, other relatives and friends)
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Tiered Levels to
include promotional items for advertisement
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Member incentives
based on dollar amount raised through sponsors
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Group incentive (Red,
White, Black, Jr. National, and Sr.’s)
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List of all sponsors
in our heat sheets and on team website
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For detailed information about the
booster club click
here and for the Sponsorship forms click here or contact Janis Baker at
803-796-5722 or at janisbaker@hotmail.com
Corporate / Team
Sponsors
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Instead of a meet to
meet approach, inquire as to whether a
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business might desire
to sponsor the team for the year
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Sponsorship
entitlements:
Ads in every home meet heat
sheet
Advertising on Team
Website
Acknowledgement on meet
shirts
Banner for meet with
sponsors name on it
Mention during meet via
public address system
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Available rates can
be found on team website or contact Lisa Higgins at 803-782-9013 or
at lisahiggins61@sc.rr.com
Heat Sheet
Ads
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Ask your friends and
associates to advertise in our meet heat sheets
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2 home meets in the
2009-2010 swim year
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Contact Lisa Higgins
with any questions
Enjoy the City
Coupon Books
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November
23rd – December
7th
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Member
incentives
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Swimmer
incentives
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Detailed information
to come
Annual
Swim]A]Thon
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Friday, January
22nd
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Detailed information
to come
Adult Social/Rummage
Sale/Silent Auction
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TBA
Below is an opportunity from the
Strelow Family
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“Fundraising requires both
optimism and realism, without the first, few if any gift
solicitation efforts would be made, without the second, few if any
would succeed.” ] Howard
Jones
The next time you see a swimmer
excited by achieving their swimming goal(s), ask yourself how many
people may have contributed to helping that athlete find success?
Odds are, there is a group of dedicated parents who can smile
knowing their efforts assisted that swimmer.
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