FUNDRAISING IDEAS

Various small groups, clubs, organizations and institutions have used their own creativity to help fundraise for the Cinderella Project. Some past initiatives include:

• High school students formed a club to host events
• An elementary school bake sale
• A donation in place of a birthday present
• Proceeds from a retail store fashion show,
• One student organization took the initiative of organizing a garage sale stocked by all the un-useable items donated to the project. Their creative approach to fundraising helped generate a cash donation to the Cinderella Project.
• A UBC fraternity threw a sale for all the Cinderella Project’s un-used tuxes. The sale of the tuxes was a tremendous success!
• A local couple decided that for their wedding, they would like to do something for the Cinderella project. The donated jewelry and money to be used to sponsor students.
• A local Pathfinder group of teenagers (ages 13-15) are planning on a fashion show
• The Jewish Community Centre in Vancouver called "Rosh Hodesh: It's a Girl Thing!" fund raised money for The Cinderella Project. The girls were in Grades 6 and 7 and discussed issues once a month that were relevant to girls of their age, including popularity,gossip, and body image. They decided on their own to do a fundraising project to raise money for a worthy cause
• Memorial donations.
  

We encourage creativity and appreciate all efforts tremendously.