High School Fundraisers

FastTrack Fundraising offers highly profitable, easy, and fast high school fundraising ideas. We have helped thousands of high schools nationwide meet their fundraising goals - ranging from $200 to $20,000. We can do the same for you!

Most Popular High School Fundraisers Ideas

Shelton High School Dance Team raised $594.00 with Jack Links Beef Jerky fundraiser - Dec 20
York Middle School raised $1,190.00 with Restaurant.com Gift Card fundraiser - Dec 19
Gwinn Area Community Schools raised $4,460.00 with discount card fundraiser - Dec 16
Florence High School Fast Pitch Softball raised $1,080.00 with Dinner and a Movie Card fundraiser - Dec 14
Grant County Middle School raised $990.00 with Jack Links Beef Jerky fundraiser - Dec 14

Orchestra Fundraising Solutions

When you want to give the students at your high school an activity that is different and exciting, that will go towards helping a just cause, and will get everybody together to work as a team, you might like to go with orchestra fundraising. This is a great way to raise money for the school orchestra so that it can pay for important things like new sheet music, stands and musical instruments. All of these things do add up when it comes to making purchases for the school orchestra and, more often than not, the school’s budget won’t be able to...

Yoga Helps With Fundraising Efforts

Yoga can be a tremendous aid to cancer patients, survivors and family members as they battle the disease. Physically, mentally, and emotionally yoga provides the care, security, support, acceptance and rehabilitation needed during these crucial times. Breathing techniques, visualizations, and gentle asana practice all contribute to a healthy lifestyle and help cope with the ravages of cancer. We’ve all been touched in some way by cancer. My grandparents have died from it, numerous friends are survivors, and a high school girlfriend’s little boy continues to fight brain cancer. I encourage you to show your support of these brave individuals by getting involved with your favorite cancer charity...

Ratcheting up the 'fun' in fundraisers

Nearly 120 people participated in a "Treadmill-a-Thon" this week -- an offbeat fundraiser featuring folks treading while walking dogs, playing the violin and wearing costumes -- to drum up cash for a tenants rights group called HOME Line. Two weeks ago, a Rosemount woman dribbled a basketball nonstop while running a half-marathon to raise money to combat child sex trafficking. High school seniors parked a bright purple toilet in the yard of an unsuspecting neighbor in Mapleton, Minn., whose payment to move it went to the American Cancer Society. The arrival of summer brings out a burst of creative fundraising in Minnesota. It's...

Unique fundraiser leaves youth group flush with cash

Emily Dyer, a 15 year-old Bear River High School sophomore, and her pink toilet, which she painted and decorated as part of an unusual fundraiser for starving Extortion never looked this flamboyant. A toilet, spray-painted pink and decorated with flowers, has recently been making the rounds in front yards across Nevada County. Homeowners who find the porcelain throne stuck in their yard can choose to pay $10 to have the toilet removed to a friend's lawn, and an additional $5 to make sure it never appears on their property again. The gimmick is the design of Bear River sophomore Emily Dyer, a 15-year-old south...

Clear out clutter for a cause

By SALLY YORK, Argus-Press Staff Writer MIDDLEBURY TWP. — Rae-Ann Hartsuff is battling a health and financial crisis no one should have to go through. The 29-year-old was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma in 2008. The disease went into remission after surgery and radiation but returned this year. To make matters even worse, the 2000 graduate of Ovid Elsie High School is burdened with more than $50,000 in unreimbursed medical bills. Enter Peggy Leonard, a longtime friend of Hartsuff’s mother, Chris Hartsuff, who has a daughter the same age as Rae-Ann Hartsuff. Leonard and her husband John have organized a unique fundraiser to help Hartsuff with...

Schools rolling out new fundraisers: food truck nights

Public schools, hit by budget cuts, drops in donations and new fundraising guidelines, are capitalizing on the culinary craze. Mobile eateries park at campuses, dispensing meals to the hungry and money to cash-strapped facilities. Diners come to Whitney High School in Cerritos for a food truck night that is helping the school raise money for a new multimedia room. Area high schools are starting to capitalize on the culinary craze by inviting trucks to campus and charging them a fee or asking for a donation. (Lawrence K. Ho, Los Angeles Times / October 17, 2011) Photos: Food truck culture Angel Jennings, Los Angeles...

Smart JROTC Fundraising

Fundraising for the Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps can be a great way to get everybody at your school involved in helping a good cause. There are plenty of benefits to JROTC fundraising, the most obvious being that you will be raising extra money that will go toward funding the program. You will also be giving the students at your school a first look at what the JROTC can do for high school students in the US, and show them the core values that are taught to students that enter the program. So how do you get started with JROTC fundraising? The...