Money Tips for MOMcon 2020

Money Tips for MOMcon 2020

Have your heart set on MOMcon, but you or your MOPS group are strapped for cash? No worries! We’ve put together a list of fundraising and budgeting tips from fellow mom campers:

  • Restaurant Give-Back Night – Team up for a day with a restaurant or fast food chain for a portion of their proceeds to go toward your MOPS group.
  • Cards for a Cause through Usborne Books – Hailed the most effective fundraiser by several MOPS mamas; you can get boxes of 30 for $30 tax free with your church’s ID. If you sell around 30, you make $13 per box.
  • Bake Sale or Ice Cream Social – Donate baked goods to sell at a church event or host an ice cream family night.
  • MOPS Garage Sale – Moms donate items such as baby clothing, items, gear to be sold for $1 to $5 (big ticket items are affordable as well). Ask to use the MOPS host church as the venue.
  • MOPS Sponsors – Ask businesses to sponsor your group and put their promo items in MOPS swag bags for your group.
  • Outdoor Movie Night – Host a fun family movie night with popcorn and glow-in-the dark necklaces..
  • Touch-A-Truck Event – Invite the local fire department and farmers to park their firetrucks and tractors in your MOPS host church parking lot to let kids explore these cool trucks.
  • Weekly Savings – Set aside $20/week. It adds up!
  • Cash Rewards – Charge expenses to your credit card, then save your cash rewards to use toward MOMcon.
  • MOMcon Letters – Send to family and church members. One mom raises $700-$1,000 each year.

For more ideas, join the MOMcon 2020 Attendees Facebook group and check out the incredible venue, Gaylord Rockies Resort. Join us September 17-19 in Colorado.

 

 

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