1. Get The Money Fundraising is not all we do, but all we do depends on it.

2. Agenda Motivating & Incentivizing Others Committee Organized Fundraising On-Site Fundraisers Call-to-Action

3. Objectives Be comfortable asking for donations (Put the meaning behind the money) Be able to promote the “No $0 Participants” Campaign Organize committee-sponsored fundraising events/on-site fundraisers

4. Ice-Breaker “Breaking the Fist”

5. Motivating & Incentivizing Others Use what motivates you to motivate others Activity: Be knowledgeable of ACS Programs & Services Build Confidence in Fundraising for all Participants

6. Building Confidence What can the committee do to help participants who have raised $0 get to $100?

7. Incentivizing How do you incentivize your participants to fundraise?

8. Committee-Organized Fundraising Activity: Perfect Fundraiser Be Support to Your Team Captains & Participants Provide them with the right tools and information about the ACS’s Programs & Services.

9. Committee-Organized Fundraising Challenges $48 in 48 $10 in 10 5 Star Challenge Relay Madness Santa Sleighs Cancer/8 Crazy Nights Ransom Rivalries

10. Committee-Organized Fundraising Advantages EASE BONDING PUBLICITY

11. Committee-Organized Fundraising Have any of your campuses tried any challenges or competition programs? How did it work?

12. Onsite Fundraising Enthusiasm breeds enthusiasm! –Enthusiasm comes from the top. –You need to be passionate, aggressive and unapologetic Great onsite fundraiser ideas

13. 3 Important Things to Remember Fundraising is not all we do, but all we do depends on it. Help your participants fundraise through creative challenges and competitions – team bonding, publicity, and partnerships are key. Fundraising enthusiasm breeds enthusiasm – the more excited you are about fundraising, the more excited your committee will be, and the more successful your participants will be.

14. Call-to-Action Remember, don’t be afraid to ask for donations– if you have a positive attitude and confidence about it, so will the people you lead. Don’t forget that Relay is a lot of things – it’s fun and it’s inspirational, but first and foremost, it’s a fundraiser that allows ACS to continue doing incredible things for people with cancer. Take ideas and this enthusiasm back to your campuses and divisions! And motivate one another.

15. Presenters' Contact Information Adam Schwartz: adam.schwartz2@gmail.com Morgan Miles: mbmiles@ksu.edu