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Bunco Tournament

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"I am hosting my first Bunco party for 28 women.
I donated the party to our school auction and
people signed up for $30 each. It was a great fundraiser."



Charities and Groups are always looking for a great fundraising opportunity.

How about holding a tournament for this fun dice game? A bunco fundraising event can be easy to plan, and a lot of fun for those attending.

One club did a bunco fundraising event for a local hospital.

They did it in a community hall and for decorations put up some balloons around the outer edges of the room. They set up tables for all the players, and then set tables with dice and score sheets (no centerpieces necessary with a bunco theme!).

Everyone paid $25 to play.

They had prizes - for all the usual categories plus some door prizes - they were all donated by local merchants and businesses. The officers of the club each brought some refreshments. The cost was minimal so they made out really well.

More examples of a Bunco Tournament

One group did a 50/50 bunco game fundraiser by charging $25.00 per person to play (or $80 per table of 4). The admission ticket included one free raffle ticket and one drink ticket. It began at 1:00 and the first hour was for appetizers and drinks. Then at 2:00 the bunco game began. The big prize for the most bunco wins was 50% of the admissions.

Another group also charge $25 to play, and had pizza, appetizers and salad, along with a silent auction. All the food and auction prizes were donated so the $25 was pure profit for the group.

Helpful Hints for your Tournament

If you don't have a place to have it - you can have it in a home (if it is large enough), backyard (if it is nice weather) or you may have to rent something if you can get a whole lot of people to come.

A bunko fundraiser doesn't have to be held on a large scale. If you are planning on trying to earn money towards a fundraising goal, such as with a walkathon or bike race, you can have a "roll for the cure" fundraiser (or whatever fun name that relates to your charity) with 12 friends who each make a donation to play.


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