gregk said: (quoted from post at 11:35:55 01/30/10) I'll buy raffle tickets to the american legion or some other good cause, figure it's a donation. Not too many of them going on around here either, usually breakfasts, soup suppers, fish fry's, with a raffle on the side. Good social time especially for older crowd.
Depends on the target audience and attitude/creativity. Everyone has a dollar if it's for a good cause.
I've raised a couple hundred bucks by raffling a beer or drink of the winner's choice. Most people buy tickets just to support the cause with no expectation of winning. Prizes don't have to be expensive (car wash coupon, side of bacon, etc) or can be a tractor. Main thing is the cause, if it's to support your organization, and your organization is known to support the community, it's just as good a cause. Sometimes people detail themselves out of good ideas.
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