Auction games

So you are planning a Fundraising Auction! That is so exciting, and I know how much work that can be to get going. If you are like me, you are probably looking for all of the ways to increase revenue at your event besides the Auction and Fund-A-Need. Lucky for you, I’ve rounded up my 5 Favorite Rev

One of the most important questions to ask yourselves about auction items is, “Does this item have broad appeal?” Meaning, is this something a lot of people like and would be willing to bid on? If there is one thing that you can guarantee a lot of people could bid on it is….(drumroll please)… alco

Mystery boxes, grab bags, mystery envelopes and punch walls are great fundraising ideas to help you use some of the less expensive auction items that you have received for your fundraiser. These all allow you to remove these donated items off your silent auction tables and encourages your guests to pay full price for them.

Chinese auction rules and information on how to run a successful raffle. Tips for tickets and ideas for Chinese auction variations.

A plinko board is the perfect game for an event. Building your own plinko board is easy and straight forward.

great fundraiser -- way better than cake walk

Find out how to attract attention from customers and the media with a contest.

The key to a good silent auction display is to keep it vertical. Here are three options other than acrylic stands that you can use for your silent auction.

The whiskey wall is a revenue-generating game the MEN WILL LOVE! | earn more money at your fundraising gala, charity event or benefit auction with this game | fundraising game ideas | charity auction ideas | nonprofit fundraiser | school fundraiser

Party Game. An old navigation map glued to foam board with letter cutouts. Add construction paper to make the airplanes and the game is complete. Using glue, a picture frame and a map I already had, the entire project cost only $3.00! Definitely within the party planning budget. I purchased the construction paper, letters, and foam board at the .99 cent store. Super easy and inexpensive.