Star Wars
Poker
Ice Cream Sundae
Camping
Picnic
Beach
Wine
Tools
Chocolate
Coffee
Harry Potter
Fishing/Hunting
Gardening
Golf
Candles
Spa
Travel
Technology
Wenkinz - they now have trading cards that could be added with the toys
Here's another good one. Talk with your Principal and see if he would be willing to have breakfast or dinner with a family. Or maybe let a child be "Principal for the day". Either way these can be auctioned off and would be fun.
How about...
Coffee
Winter Fun
Games
Summer Splash
Teacher Supplies
Art Supplies
Wellness Basket (jump ropes...)
Recipe
Snacks
BBQ
Holidays
Movies
Books
Sporty stuff (like state teams)
School Spirit
massage/spa
Sorry, I don't have time to filter from what you've already received, but here's an assorted list:
§ Arts and Crafts § Automotive/Car Car/Car Wash § Baby Boy § Baby Girl § Baking Basket § Barbeque § Barbie § Bath and Body § Book Lover § Candle Basket § Cat Lovers Basket § Chocolate Lovers Basket § Christmas § Coffee § Cookie Making § Day at the Pool § Disney § Dog Lovers Basket § Games Basket § Gardening Basket § Gift Wrap § Harry Potter Basket § Ice Cream Basket § Italian Food § Leggos § Mexican Food § Movie Night § Nail Polish § Patriotic § Play-Doh § Puzzle § Safety § School Spirit § School Supplies § Sewing § Snack Attack § Spa/Pamper Me Basket § Sports Basket § Stationary Basket § Summer Fun § Tea Lovers § Team Spirit (pick local/college/pro team) § Tools § Whatever the current action figure, movie, TV character is
Hi, In The past two years we have had raffles at our school. Each grade level
had a different theme. One basket was filled with books (Literacy basket)
KG Basket was filled with arts and crafts. 2nd grades basket was huge. They
contacted padock pools about the raffle and they donated a huge amount of pool supplies rafts/toys. 5th grade did entertainment basket: IPOD Nano, DVD's ,CD's,Games. 6th grade did sports:Tickets to Baseball / hockey games / Roller skating. We got hats and shirts donated from our Diamondbacks. Skatboards ect. 3rd grade did movie nights: Tons on DVD's were donated,
4 or 5 sets of movie tickets from harkins. Lots of candy and popcorn.
One year we had a big bag from Trader Joes filled with all kinds of specialty items. Another basket was filled with items for scrap book making..Each grade level is responsible for there baskets. The kids love it. Some teachers work with the kids on writing letters to different stores/organ. and some of the items parents donate. About 1 week before the raffle we set all the baskets out on tables usually during our book fair. Everbody can't wait for the
day of the raffle. Good Luck.
That's all I can think of with less than 1 cup of coffee in me-wait, that's another one, Coffee Lovers-but I'm playing with basket ideas for our silent auction as well so I may think of more. Good Luck!
