Here are a number of ways for you to manage a successful fundraising campaign for the ride:
This will be your number one fundraising resource! When you register online for our event you also create your very own fundraising page. You can customize your message, add some pictures, join (or start) a team, state a personal fundraising goal then… share the page with your network! You will be amazed how this tool makes fundraising fun AND easy!
You can also edit your fundraising page at any time after you create it; just click the My Page tab on the left side of this page – this will take you to your fundraising page – edit away!
We have made it easy for contributors to make online rider sponsorships and direct donations to the David Krempels Brain Injury Center (KBIC). The online approach is the easiest way for most but we have provided paper materials (see below) for exceptions.
Either way the story should be compelling – all fundraising or donation dollars go directly to KBIC and will be utilized to continue the phenomenal existing programs and the creation of exciting new ones.
Brain Injury and its devastating effects are becoming more widely recognized. Your efforts, through participating in the King Challenge, and contributors’ will go a long way toward KBIC’s continued success.
You’ll be surprised at how easy it is to raise contributions to support KBIC!
Here is a simple plan to get there:
Day 1 – Put in your own contribution of $15
Day 2 – Ask your spouse/partner to contribute $15
Day 3 – Ask 3 relatives to contribute $10 each
Day 4 – Ask 3 friends to contribute $10 each
Day 5 – Ask 3 co-workers to contribute $5 each
Day 6 – Ask 3 neighbors to contribute $5 each
Day 7 – Ask 3 people from your riding group/church/temple to contribute $5 each
Day 8 – Ask 3 local merchants you frequent to contribute $5 each
Day 9 – CELEBRATE! You did it! You raised the minimum $150
Day 10 – Now think, should you raise more? It’s for a great cause and check out these incentives!
We have provided online registration and fundraising capabilities for participants as this approach is acknowledged as the easiest and most efficient way to conduct an event on the scale of the King Challenge. For those who so choose, we also offer a paper-based approach that can be conducted by utilizing the resources below.