Middle School Fundraising Ideas

Middle school fundraising ideas help middle schools raise money for trips, school supplies, events, school programs, and any other needs the school may have. Like elementary school fundraising ideas, motivation for middle school students to sell and support the fundraising program is key. While students in middle school are more mature than elementary students, prize programs still work well and will just need to be adjusted to suit the age bracket.

The middle school fundraising products that the students sell also play a big role in the success of the fundraiser. Cookie dough, the tried and true fundraiser that one may remember selling when they were a kid, still sells well. Schools still love to sell cookie dough as people remember it and it is a simple fundraiser to run. Other fundraisers that one may remember are candy bar fundraisers. These fundraisers typically consist of providing a candy bar carrier to each child and they walk around, selling candy bars to who they know; or, in most cases, the parent of the child will take the candy bar carrier to work with them and sell the candy there.

Tired of running the old fundraiser? Many groups will experience this as running the same fundraiser year after year gets old and they would like to try something new. Wow Fundraising offers an extensive list of middle school fundraising ideas which provides middle schools a valuable resource to find a fundraiser that will work for them.

Not sure of what will work for you? Contact one of our fundraising specialist and we will help you pick a fundraiser that is targeted for your group. We offer many specialized fundraising products targeted to middle schools and middle school groups. We have scratch cards with sports or other extra curricular activities, sports themed lollipops, candy bars, custom label products, discount cards, and much more!

Interested in running a middle school fundraiser but don’t want to pay up front? No problem! Wow Fundraising offers terms to all qualified groups allowing them to sell the product first, and pay for it later.