This is a classic fundraising idea for a reason. This fundraiser can make a good profit, and the only expense is the duct tape! This is a perfect opportunity to get involved in the fundraiser, since you're the coach, you can offer yourself as the victim. Pyjama Day in School This is a simple elementary school fundraising idea that is sure to get students excited (maybe even some teachers) Collect donations from children in exchange for them coming to school in pajamas for one day. Offer a strip of duct tape for $1 and let the kids tape their coach to the gym wall. Another advantage is that you host it right at the school which makes it easier in terms of logistics. This is a great fundraising idea that has been around for a while now, but it's still fun and students continue to have a blast. Besides, who doesn't love a team-spirited tattoo, right? You can get some custom made tattoos with your team's logo, and make a great profit at low expense for your supporters. Temporary tattoos are a great substitute for a bake sale for a middle school fundraiser. Advertising this fundraiser draws a lot of attention and gives the team a sense of accomplishment and community. Offer to 'rent your athletes' to families to mow the lawn, walk the dog, or any other little job someone might need done. The Rent-An-Athlete fundraiser is super easy to do! These fundraisers get the whole team involved, and the best part is that there is a 100% profit. Among some of the most popular school fundraisers are bake sales and car washes, and while those ideas are tried and true, why not come up with some fresh fundraising ideas to intrigue and attract your supporters? We know some will prefer to go with fundraisers that have been successful so we gathered a bit of both worlds, some that you might have heard of, and some that probably you have never tried. When coaching a team, often times the coach finds his/herself wanting to help the kids raise funds for uniforms or trips.

Fundraising ideas for middle schoolers