Make wristbands, caps, t-shirts, etc., and distribute them free of cost (if you have the funds) or charge a nominal price. Make sure you use bright colors and solid, bold fonts that catch people’s attention easily. Try to use tantalizing statements with a hint of wit so the readers remember your message for longer.
Who doesn’t remember the Ice Bucket Challenge? Get creative and see if you can come up with a challenge that has the potential to take the world by storm.
I know, it’s easier said than done. But imagine if you actually pulled it off. You will manage to spread more awareness than any other method and in a very short time.
Do it alone, or with a group of like-minded individuals who are equally enthusiastic about working towards your cause. It could be a sporting event or an art exhibition. When you bring together people at events where they meet in person and interact with each other about your cause, it helps build a community of people who are willing to further your cause.
So, fundraising events are not good only for raising funds, but also for spreading awareness around your cause.