Fundraising guides

Start with your goal, or check what planning and permissions your group needs.

  • Paying for school camp

    Start with the camp cost and what families can afford. Combine a few manageable fundraisers instead of one risky event.

  • Fundraising for the school ball

    Plan the ball budget first. Fundraising should lower the ticket cost without committing the committee to money it does not have.

  • Fundraising for one person’s trip

    Name the traveller, the trip and the amount still needed. Explain who receives the money and what happens if plans change.

  • Fundraising around Anzac Day

    Treat Anzac Day as a day of remembrance. Check restrictions and permissions before planning a collection, sale or use of protected names.

  • Why not a 50/50 draw?

    Use a fixed cash-prize raffle instead of splitting ticket income with the winner. Decide the prize before selling any tickets.

  • Organising a street parade

    Organising a parade is a community event with substantial costs and permissions. Joining an existing parade with a float is the smaller fundraising option.

Help with every fundraiser

* General fundraising information, not legal, tax or financial advice. Money figures are examples and estimates, not promises. Check current official requirements before you commit. About this guide