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College fundraising ideas are interesting because of the type of groups that might hold a college fundraiser. Unlike high school or elementary schools there are very few campus wide college fundraising efforts.

For the most part college fund raisers are held by smaller groups of students or club members. Lots of sororities and fraternities hold college fundraisers. To help narrow down the list of college fundraising ideas, we would like to introduce you to three of the top ideas based on historical data.

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College Fundraiser Pizza Cards

Pizza Cards are our most popular college fundraising idea for many reasons. Obviously many college students live on pizza. These cards offer 20 Buy One Get One Free pizza coupons at any pizza chain you choose. You sell the cards for $10 each. You can buy as few as 25 cards and you will make no less than $5 profit on every card.

Scratch Card

Scratch Card College Fundraising

A College scratch card fundraiser is terrific for students. The cards act like donation systems. You get people to scratch off two of 50 concealed dots. You ask for that amount as a donation and in return give the donor a free sheet of valuable coupons from national merchants as thank you gifts. The coupons are worth more than $100. Each card raises $100.

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Money Savings Cards

College Fundraising Money Savings Cards

Looking for the absolute best Fundraising Profit for your College fundraiser? Our Money Savings Cards are the perfect solution to your fundraising needs. Make up to 90% profit. Get FREE shipping. The cards never expire. The card holder saves up to 75% at thousands of different stores. They get lifetime membership. You can sell the cards anywhere in the United States.

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