For larger fundraising projects you should put together a team to help you otherwise you will be stretched far too thin and stand a good chance of failing. The ideal team from a cost perspective is volunteer-based but you might have to occasionally hire someone especially if its for a specialized task that most people cant do.
Many people dread being asked to volunteer and do so begrudgingly but you will be surprised at how many people you ask will be more than happy to roll up their sleeves and pitch in for no other reason than to help out a good cause.
The best people to approach in building your fundraising team should be individuals or groups that are sympathetic to your cause. Example: Parents with players on the football team have a vested interest in helping the team get new uniforms.
Others are just naturally giving in their time and are usually involved in several projects at once. If you can land one of these types of go-getters on your team they often have the drive and ambition of several volunteers.
To find volunteers just use common sense. Try the people that are tied to the cause first and build from there. You might consider placing...
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