An ice skating fundraiser that deserves a perfect 10

Host public or private figure skating lessons to engage the community and raise funds. Skaters of ... all ages and skill levels can sign up for group or one-on-one lessons to receive instruction from your talented team. Charge a fee per lesson and consider offering themed classes, like "First Time on Ice" or "Skating for Fun," to cater to all audiences. This is a great way to introduce more people to ice or figure skating while supporting your team’s expenses. 

Get your skating team involved in a service fundraiser with snow shoveling and cleanup! Offer ... to clear snow from residential driveways and walkways for a fee. Or, skaters can clean up hockey rinks before, during, and after a game. Promote the fundraiser by offering discounts for multiple cleanups or seasonal packages. It’s a win-win for the community and your skating club! 

Plan a themed skate night where friends, family, and the public can come together for a fun ... evening. You can even hold the event multiple times a year, rotating the theme to keep things exciting. Charge an entry fee and spice things up with a DJ, a concession stand, or even a food truck to offer snacks and meals, turning it into a memorable night that supports your team. 

Skaters grow fast, and with that comes outgrown skates, costumes, and other gear. Host a ... secondhand gear sale where skaters can donate their gently used items to be resold for a good cause. This is a great opportunity to clear out closets while giving others a chance to find affordable equipment and apparel. The proceeds from the sale can go directly to supporting the skating team—helping cover costs for ice time, competitions, travel, and more.