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How the 50/50 raffle fundraiser works
Sell raffle tickets for between $1-$5 per ticket. When a winner is selected, that person will get half of the total dollar amountcollected,
and the group will keep the other half.
For example, if you sell 100 tickets at $2 each, the total amount collected would be $200. In this case, the winner ofthe raffle would receive $100 and group conducting the raffle would receive $100.
Obviously, the more tickets that are sold, the more successful the fundraiser will be.By keeping the cost per ticket low, people will be more likely to purchase several to increase their odds of winning.
Because you want to sell as many tickets aspossible, it is to your advantage to hold the drawing as close to the end of the event as possible.
Make an announcement shortly before the drawing to offer one last chance forparticipants to purchase tickets. At that time, if the amount collected is substantial, reveal that amount to stimulate even more interest. If people hear that the pot isfairly large, they will be more likely to purchase tickets.
If there is a table at the event where people must check in or purchase tickets to enter, you should selltickets at that table if possible. You will have a chance to personally offer a raffle ticket to every person entering the event. This will result in more ticket sales thansitting at a table and waiting for people to come to you.
You Will Need:
* Tickets (2-part tickets are the best choice)
* An event at which to hold your raffle.Sporting events, school plays and meeting are a few good options.

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