Need Recommendations with Fundraising

When I was paying my way to conventions as a youngester -- mostly field trips for journalism and such, I had a neighbor who wanted her windows cleaned, her silver cleaned, weeds pulled, ect... I also babysat, washed cars for the neighborhood, and offered myself as a mother's helper to the moms around. I also dusted, cleaned houses, anything that would make money -- then I gave 80% to the savings account and kept 20% to have immediate gratification of my hard work - which kept me working :)
Good luck!

Why is she too young for a job? I mean babysitting, pet sitting in the neighborhood can bring in big money.
Also just sending out a universal email to family and close friends explaining she would like sponsership in order to go to these activities.
Car washes, bake sales are always a plus but take organization in a bigger scale and can be a lot to manage.
I say she isn't too young to do things around the house even maybe step up chores for more allowance?

Do a Taco in a bag sale or a pancake breakfast. Or if your niece is into sports do like a basketball tournament with inexpensive trophys and prizes then at the same time sell concessions. Well just some suggestions hope they help.

I run a funraising business. For more info it is a mamasource business.
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My niece wrapped Christmas gifts in the neighborhood for extra money. Raking leaves, spaghetti dinners, babysitting and house sitting. I think in Colorado you can work when you are 15. You just need parental permission and the employer has very strict rules on when you can be working.