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Other than member fees, what can clubs do to get revenue?

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    Membership fees are essential, but often they only cover the basics. To truly thrive, grow, and undertake exciting projects, most croquet clubs need to explore other ways to bring in revenue.

    Here we will provide guides and resources on the main ways your club can boost its income beyond standard membership fees. We'll cover:

    • Grants: Accessing funding from government bodies, foundations, or other organisations for specific projects or operational support. This often requires planning and a formal application.
    • Sponsorship: Partnering with local businesses or organisations for mutual benefit – they get exposure, and your club gets financial support or resources.
    • Function Hire: Leveraging your clubhouse or facilities by hiring them out for meetings, parties, or community events (if applicable to your club).
    • Fundraising: Organising events or activities specifically designed to raise money for the club, like raffles, special events, donation drives, etc.

    Exploring a mix of these options can significantly improve your club's financial health and allow you to invest back into facilities, equipment, coaching, and member growth.

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