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We’re delighted to share our interview with Kevin Jenson, head basketball coach from the Batavia High School and group leader of the Girls Basketball fundraiser.

Regardless of which kind of shopper you are, we think our Holiday pasta gift sets are a yummy way to show someone special that you care. Stuff your stockings with this holiday season with pasta gifts that taste great.

Our holiday and seasonal pastas are one of our most popular Fundraising products. They are easy to sell, taste great and make great gifts. Take our Petite Pumpkin Pasta for example. This would be the perfect addition to a basket of goodies for the aspiring chef.

Thanksgiving is one of the best meals of the year for leftovers. What do you do with all that leftover turkey? Here’s a new idea: Turkey Noodle Soup!

Internet sales allow you to expand your reach and increase the number of potential donors. Here are four tried and true online fundraising strategies that really pay off.

Saying thank you in a memorable way makes a lasting impression & helps you to retain your volunteers. Here are some ways to show volunteer appreciation.

You’re busy with a capitol B. You juggle parenting and a career. Between work meetings, you shuttle kids to soccer practice, band rehearsals and attend PTA meetings. You’re the mom who “volunteers” to organize the neighborhood yard sale, who coordinates meals for the friend with the new baby. (You know who you are. There’s no shame in admitting it. We get it.)

One of our favorite things at Fun Pasta Fundraising is helping groups to achieve their fundraising goals.  We’ve learned with every group, there is a story behind the fundraiser.  It’s the story and the people that we love. It keeps us using our noodles to continuously raise the Fundraising bar to improve our fundraising products and the process. The River Bluff High School DECA club ran a very successful first time fundraiser.For this month’s featured school fundraising group, we interviewed group leader, Bryson Williams.

Running too many fundraisers is the number one cause of declining profits, low participation, burnout and volunteer fundraising fatigue. For schools running multiple fundraisers a year (and even some at the same time) is necessary for the survival of the group. Or is it? With each successive fundraiser more and more of your audience tunes out contributing to lower results and on and on in a downward cycle.

All organizations at one time or another will need to raise capital for a special need, program or event. Are you new to the world of fundraising? Are you overwhelmed and intimidated? Don't stall out before you even get started. No need to throw in the towel. Fundraising campaigns need not be complicated. Help your group reach their fundraising goals by following these three simple steps.