Q: What was your fundraiser?
A: I made a boosters campaign and sold t-shirts.
Q: If you could do it again, would you do anything differently?
A: I would’ve talked to more people in person about it, after I had the sale I talked to a couple people who said they would buy shirts, but it was already too late.
Q: How long did it take to plan?
A: I thought about the design for a couple days, that was really the only planning, and then promoted it for two weeks.
Q: How did you advertise it and how many people showed up?
A: I sold about 55 shirts, it was two weeks long.
Q: Were you able to get things donated? If so, what?
A: No
Q: How did you make the money? (Fee at the door, general donations, raffle etc)
A: People would buy shirts online and then the profits went to my fundraising page, raised almost 500 dollars.
Q: Additional helpful tips to others looking to do something similar
A: Be the best you that you can be
– Gino Mammolito,
San Francisco 2015 alum, Seattle 2016 rider
{Gino did a great job abiding by the UCF Branding and Logo Policy by creating a t-shirt that was unique and personal to his fundraising campaign.}