Swag: Breast Cancer Awareness Products
When putting together a fundraiser, there are a lot of components to consider, from the location, the invitations, organization, activities, and if you want to see big results, you also have to consider what many call "swag". Swag, or promotional items that are given away or earned throughout the event, create a sense of healthy competition or even simply encourage attendance. This is especially true at breast cancer events, so be sure to have plenty of breast cancer items available for inclusion in the festivities.
Due to the amount of breast cancer fundraisers that pop up around October every year, it's important to stand out and entice people to make your event the one that they attend and donate to, or even better, give them a reason to go to more than one event. And when it comes to options, breast cancer awarenessproducts are plentiful, to say the least.
Be traditional with a charity 5k, and present all participants with pink-capped awareness water bottle and a commemorative lapel pin. Or think outside the box and put together a charity wine tasting event, and sell customized wine bottle charms. The point is to be specific to the event so that whatever breast canceritems you end up giving away or selling are something particularly desired by the group attending. You don't want to end up with 500 extra wine charms at the end of the event and nowhere to sell them and no further use for them.
Go a step further and when sending invites, request input on the RSVP cards, about what breast cancer awareness items your attendees would be most eager to see, would be willing to spend money on for charity, and allow them to add their own ideas. That's the best way to ensure you don't put money towards something that won't benefit your charity at the end of the event. Perhaps if you intend to have more than one item available at the event, put a list of possibilities into invitations so that people can order in advance, giving you a better idea how much to have on hand and how much is already going towards the cause.
At the end of the day, it's all about getting the most out of your hard work, and by being creative and smart you can have a successful event. Breast cancer items are their own cottage industry at this point, so there's bound to be something for any activity. By planning and planning ahead you can bring us that much closer to curing breast cancer.
Due to the amount of breast cancer fundraisers that pop up around October every year, it's important to stand out and entice people to make your event the one that they attend and donate to, or even better, give them a reason to go to more than one event. And when it comes to options, breast cancer awarenessproducts are plentiful, to say the least.
Be traditional with a charity 5k, and present all participants with pink-capped awareness water bottle and a commemorative lapel pin. Or think outside the box and put together a charity wine tasting event, and sell customized wine bottle charms. The point is to be specific to the event so that whatever breast canceritems you end up giving away or selling are something particularly desired by the group attending. You don't want to end up with 500 extra wine charms at the end of the event and nowhere to sell them and no further use for them.
Go a step further and when sending invites, request input on the RSVP cards, about what breast cancer awareness items your attendees would be most eager to see, would be willing to spend money on for charity, and allow them to add their own ideas. That's the best way to ensure you don't put money towards something that won't benefit your charity at the end of the event. Perhaps if you intend to have more than one item available at the event, put a list of possibilities into invitations so that people can order in advance, giving you a better idea how much to have on hand and how much is already going towards the cause.
At the end of the day, it's all about getting the most out of your hard work, and by being creative and smart you can have a successful event. Breast cancer items are their own cottage industry at this point, so there's bound to be something for any activity. By planning and planning ahead you can bring us that much closer to curing breast cancer.
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