All Saints Day Cleanup
Little ghosts and goblins can wreak havoc on yards and pumpkins during Halloween. Have an all saints day cleanup for your next fundraiser. Create a flyer about your group and what you are raising money for. Advertise locally with signs and in your local newspaper that you will be going around the day after Halloween cleaning up yards for a donation. Head out the day after Halloween with rakes, gloves, and garbage bags. Patrol the local neighborhoods, looking for yards with a mess. Knock on doors and politely ask the homeowner if they would like you to clean up their yard. Hand them your flyer and explain what your group is doing. Find yards that need their leaves raked as well. Decide with the homeowner everything that you are going to clean up for them and get to work. Ask the homeowner if they would like you to take the trash with you or dispose of it in their trash cans. Let the homeowner inspect your work before you leave and give them a thank you note.
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