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EPISODE · Dec 4, 2025 · 43 MIN

Bold and Productive Fundraising Ideas with Tim Neuville

from Doing Good 6220! · host creynoldsrotarydg2025

Part 1: Rotary Club of Waupaca member Tim Neuville talks about two low-effort/high-yield fundraising programs he introduced to the club. Topics discussed include: The Rotary Club of Waupaca’s traditional, labor-intensive fundraisers – benefits and drawbacks. Ambassador Program – Raising money by simplifying club/event sponsorship for area business and other supporters. Tauck River Cruise – Raising money by having members and friends enjoy bucket-list travel experiences. Part 2: We learned about Tim’s career and experience with Rotary. Resource Links Ambassadors page on the Rotary Club of Waupaca Website Ambassador program invite letter (includes program details) River Cruise information/invite letter (includes trip details and links) Tauck Group Travel web page (other travel companies will offer similar sorts of deals to enable your club to make money on travel excursions. Contact Doing Good 6220!with your comments, suggestions, and guest ideas at [email protected].

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