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Whiskey Tasting FundraiserHost A Whiskey-Tasting EventHosting a whiskey-tasting fundraiser event is a great way for nonprofits to raise funds. An adult evening out learning about the differences between whiskey varieties from local experts is a fun experience. Plus, if it's done correctly, this type of fundraiser event can generate a lot of revenue. You'll need a good place to host the event, liquor experts to explain the finer points to potential connoisseurs, ticket sales partnerships with local retailers, and a strong publicity campaign. Arrange for as many as one hundred different whiskeys to be available for sampling, including single malt and blended Scotch whiskeys, Irish whiskeys, small-batch bourbons, cognacs and high-end tequilas. Organization Tips Tickets should be offered for pre-sale through participating merchant partnerships. This is a good way to reach that specific customer base without spending large amounts on advertising. Your group can also issue a press release, seek publicity from local media coverage, and offer tickets at a discount to your own group members as well as related organizations. Some groups even do their event in partnership with another nonprofit group. Consider hiring a live jazz band to give your event a swinging tone. Black-tie formal dress events also appeal to certain people as being more exclusive and therefore more deserving of their time and money, so keep that in mind during planning. Be sure to comply with all state and local liquor regulations. Profit Tips Additional Event Fundraising Raffle tickets are another way to raise funds. By offering an inexpensive way to possibly win an expensive prize, you can oftentimes raise more money than that item would bring at auction. Depending on crowd size, you can raffle off multiple items as well. One approach is to bump up the price of a single raffle ticket to a higher amount and draw from the same pool for multiple winners. Another approach is to keep the ticket price low and encourage people to buy multiple tickets. And of course, a raffle allows you to sell tickets to people who can't make the event but would still like to participate in the fun. Closing Tips Give at least a month's lead time when you announce your whisky-tasting fundraiser. That allows people to plan their weekend far enough ahead to ensure high attendance levels. Related PagesBowling Fundraiser - Ideas on putting together a charity bowling fundraiser - How to tips for organizing a fun fundraising event and maximizing the revenue. Charity Golf Tournament - How to raise more funds with a charity golf event - Tips for planning a charity golf tournament - Publicity, prizes, pledges and planning ahead are crucial. Fundraising Auction Tips - Fundraising tips on how to get more out of your next auction fundraiser - The importance of using a professional auctioneer. Wine Tasting Fundraiser - Additional profit tips when hosting a wine-tasting fundraiser - How to advice on organizing your fundraising event and maximizing revenue. |
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