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2012 Fundraising Team Money
Mail
To:
American
Cancer Society
Relay
For Life of Cheshire
c/o
Dave Ryan
38 Richards
Road
Norwalk, CT 06854
Be
sure to include
Team#,
Team Name & Captain Name
Then
send us an e-mail of what you send so that
we
can be sure your team gets proper credit.
Do "NOT" Mail
Cash
Get a bank
check or send a personal check
for the cash
amount.
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2011 Team List
2011 Top 40 Teams
[
Site Map ]
Final Stats as of
8-31-2011
TM Reg $9,750.00
TM Reg Online $2,130.00
TM FR $140,567.38
TM FR Online $48,383.61
TM FR Corporate $8,250.00
TM FR Luminaria $465.00
TM FR Torches $1,525.00
TM FR Event Day-1
$37,117.16
TM FR Event Day-2
$2,200.31
TM FR Match-Gift $2,259.00
TM FR Post Relay $12,579.54
Luminaria
$5,704.00
General $654.00
Auction
$4,135.00
Food court
$1,607.00
CHS Events
$325.02
Merchandise
$769.00
Corporate:
$11,500.00
TOTALS: $289,921.02
Total Teams: 90
Participants: 1152
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Directions to Event ]
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Team Fundraising Challenge
Victorian - raise over $30,000
Excalibur - raise between $25,000 - $29,999
Diamond - raise between $20,000 - $24,999
Ruby - raise between
$15,000 - $19,999
Platinum - raise between $10,000 - $14,999
Gold
- raise between $ 5,000 - $ 9,999
Silver - raise between
$ 2,500 - $ 4,999
Your team will be recognized at the Relay by receiving a
Team Fundraising sign
to
acknowledge your Teams achievement.
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Online RFL Fundraising
Follow the instructions online
to setup your team
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2010 Event Stats
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2009 Event Stats
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2008 Event Stats
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2007 Event Stats ]
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2006 Event Stats ]
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2005 Event Stats ]
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2004 Event Stats ]
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2003 Event Stats ]
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2002 Event Stats ]
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Tips for Recruiting a Team...
Here are few suggestions:
Organize a meeting.
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Invite everyone you know. Ask them to bring a friend.
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Serve refreshments.
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Show the Relay videotape.
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Ask another Relay volunteer to attend.
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Ask a cancer survivor to speak.
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Ask for completed registration forms at the end of the meeting.
Identify others who can help spread the word.
Dedicate your team to someone.
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Tell the stories of cancer survivors and team members.
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Dedicate their efforts to a loved one who has passed away from
cancer.
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Tell their story, and yours.
Create a team theme.
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Use a walking theme, such as Stride with Pride, or Walking for a
Cure.
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Use a cancer related theme, such as Run for Life or Stamp out
Cancer.
Coordinate Your Team.
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Set income goals for both individuals and your team.
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Encourage your team members to collect contributions for luminary.
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Include luminary sponsor forms with each contribution.
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Schedule your team members to walk at different times during the
event.
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Keep at least one person on the track for the entire Relay.
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Try to collect all team member envelopes a few days before the
Relay.
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Each team member's envelope should contain at least $100 in
contributions, and should include the member's name, team name, and
signature.
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Attend all team captain meetings.
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Attend bank night, when pledges are turned in.
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Ask team members to volunteer for jobs during the Relay: cooking,
setting up campsites, taking pictures, and cleaning up at the end of
the day.
[
Teams Rules ]
See Team Captain Tips Document on
Forms page
The American Cancer Society has
great on-line tools to make you even more successful with Relay For Life...
Check out several new features that are up and running for Relay For Life
that can make your life even more productive at:
www.relayforlife.org
The ability to discuss
- questions you have and see what others are talking/asking about
(discussion board)
- blog about Relay For Life.
- And a new feature - ideas for Relay - check it out!
- Training tools
- Cancer info
- Find Relay events
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Other Informational Links
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This is a site by Volunteers for
Volunteers,
and is NOT maintained directly by
the ACS...
www.acsrelay.org
Find ideas for many different
areas:
* Team recruitment ideas
* fundraising ideas
* basic information about Relay
* a list of events around the nation
* a Chairman's Checklist Manual
(with list of the basic things
your event can do)
* Darn Good Ideas (great ideas from around the country)
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