DIY Fundraising

Step 1

Decide what type of fundraiser you want to have (see some ideas below).
Step 2

Create your fundraising page. Start now!
Step 3

Plan your event - download our DIY Fundraising Guide.

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Afternoon Tea Party / High Tea

Bake some goodies, brew some tea, and invite your friends over for an enjoyable afternoon. Participants would be required to make a donation in order to participate.
Anything-A-Thon

Organize a 24-hour fundraising event like Bike-A-Thon, Play-A-Thon, or Nintendo-A-Thon to support Covenant Foundation. Participants can pay a fee or collect pledges, making it a fun way to support the Foundation.
Battle of the Bands

Reach out to local bands in your community and find a location to host the event. Have guests admission be via donation, and have the audience pick the winner of the competition.
Car Wash

Get some friends, teammates, or coworkers together and wash cars for donations.
Employee Giving Program

If you own a business with your own staff, there are many ways to do this. One way could be to encourage your employees to donate by pledging to match however much they raise!
Fashion Show

Invite clothing stores from your community to showcase their new fashions at your workplace. Charge a fee to participate and donate the proceeds.
Fitness Party

Ask a local fitness center to host a fitness class in support of the Foundation. Charge participants a fee to take part in a class and donate the proceeds.
Garage Sale

Looking for a great way to get rid of that clutter? Gather all your items you don’t use anymore and hold a garage sale with the proceeds being donated to Covenant Foundation. Invite friends and neighbours to participate!
Lunch Money

Encourage your co-workers or friends to eat lunch at home or pack a bagged lunch and donate what they normally would have spent on going out to eat lunch to the CEHHC Foundation.

Hailey and Nora are 10 years old and wanted to make an impact in their community. They approached us wanting to fundraise on our behalf, by selling lemonade and hosting a street sale. They advertised around their community, with a goal to sell 200 cups of lemonade... and they surpassed their goal!