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1. Honor. Create your own Team Up for Women!® donation page in memorial or tribute to someone you know. We’ll walk you through each step. Then, you can send the link to your friends who can donate through the page you create.

2. Piggy Bank. Display in a prominent location at home or in your office, and ask people to donate any spare change.

3. Clean Up with a neighborhood car wash. You can make it a flat donation or charge extra for services such as vacuuming or detailing.

4. Dine In. Ask everyone on your team to bring their lunch to work one day, and donate the money they would have spent on eating out.

5. Resell. Clean out your closets, attics, garages and basements. Either hold a garage sale or sell to a resale shop. Donate the proceeds.

6. Fun Fitness. Host a Zumba fundraiser. Try to find a free location and an instructor who will donate his or her time. Then, charge an entrance fee, and let the party begin! Zumba enthusiasts will come!

7. Parents Night Out. Pizza and a movie work great for school-aged children. Set up game tables for those who may lose interest in the movie.

8. Flower or Herb Baskets. Nothing says spring like plants! Package bulbs or small herb plants in pretty containers and sell for a small donation.

9. Easter Baskets. With dollar store finds, you can create fun Easter baskets for boys and girls. The Easter bunny never had it so good! (And busy parents will thank you too!)

10. Bake Sales. It doesn’t really matter if the goods are bought or baked. Serve them up at a prime location like the office or school cafeteria, and watch the treats disappear. Be sure to get permission wherever you plan to sell.

11. Eat Out Night. Contact local restaurants. Many will donate a percentage of profits for one night to your organization. This works especially well on weeknights when restaurant crowds are down.

12. B-I-N-G-O! Host a classic bingo night. Get prizes donated, and sell admission tickets. Churches, schools or community centers might be willing to donate space.

13. Ballpark Snacks. If you’ve ever been to a ball field without a snack

bar, you know how valuable this could be. Set up your cooler with a sign that tells your prices, items and that all proceeds will be donated to The Mary Kay Foundation℠.

14. Pet Pageant. Who doesn’t love a cute dog? Or cat? Or pig? Charge an entrance fee, and let patrons put their beauties on display. Award prizes for appearance, talent and personality!

15. Relax. Enlist the help of a local massage therapist. Set up a chair at your business, and let staffers or customers pay a fee for a five-minute massage.

16. Easter Photos. Whether you offer live bunnies, the Easter bunny or just a great background, parents love photographs of their kids all dressed in their Easter best. You don’t even have to use a professional photographer. Many amateurs are quite good and will volunteer their services.

17. Snow Cones. Even better than a lemonade stand.

18. Full Service. Bring old-fashioned service back. Contact one of your local gas stations and see if they will let you offer full-service gas in one lane of pumps. Charge a flat fee for pumping the gas, checking the tires and washing the windshield. If you really know what you’re doing, go ahead and check the oil too!

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