volunteer appreciation party
Hello all,
I'm from MoBo Bicycle Co-op in Cincinnati. We're an all volunteer run organization. Every year we like to throw a volunteer appreciation party to celebrate all the volunteers who bust their bust to make MoBo happen. The problem is, it ends up being the core volunteers who throw the event. We're brainstorming ways to have a fun event, that is moderately priced, that we don't have to put too much planning into. Any ideas?
Lucia
Here at Free Ride in Pittsburgh, we had our friends help out who are
pretty good party planners, and they organized an event called My So
Called Bike.
As a fundraiser it was pretty successful. They raised
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On Jul 12, 2009, at 8:05 PM, MoBo Bicycle Co-op <mobobicyclecoop@gmail.com
wrote:
Hello all,
I'm from MoBo Bicycle Co-op in Cincinnati. We're an all volunteer
run organization. Every year we like to throw a volunteer
appreciation party to celebrate all the volunteers who bust their
bust to make MoBo happen. The problem is, it ends up being the core
volunteers who throw the event. We're brainstorming ways to have a
fun event, that is moderately priced, that we don't have to put too
much planning into. Any ideas?Lucia
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Ooops let me try that again...
Here at Free Ride in Pittsburgh, we had our friends help out who are pretty good party planners, and they organized an event called My So Called Bike. (yes, themed after the short lived tv show)
As a fundraiser it was pretty successful. They raised almost $2K. As a way to celebrate Free Ride it was incredible.
Free Ride offered the space. They did the promotions, got some DJ friends together and rented a PA. We secured the drinks and just cleared out the space the day of.
If you have friends who can help you with these things, you could have a great party that can be energizing instead of burning folks out.
Scott
On Thu, Jul 16, 2009 at 8:04 AM, Scott Gibson ssssscott@gmail.com wrote:
Here at Free Ride in Pittsburgh, we had our friends help out who are pretty good party planners, and they organized an event called My So Called Bike.
As a fundraiser it was pretty successful. They raised
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On Jul 12, 2009, at 8:05 PM, MoBo Bicycle Co-op mobobicyclecoop@gmail.com wrote:
Hello all,
I'm from MoBo Bicycle Co-op in Cincinnati. We're an all volunteer run organization. Every year we like to throw a volunteer appreciation party to celebrate all the volunteers who bust their bust to make MoBo happen. The problem is, it ends up being the core volunteers who throw the event. We're brainstorming ways to have a fun event, that is moderately priced, that we don't have to put too much planning into. Any ideas?
Lucia
-- MoBo Bicycle Co-op a project of The Village Green Foundation 1415 Knowlton Ave Northside Cincinnati, OH _______________________________________________ Thethinktank mailing list Thethinktank@bikecollectives.org To unsubscribe, send a blank email to TheThinkTank-leave@bikecollectives.org To manage your subscription, plase visit:
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