Fundraising Application for Students

Please be sure to review the full Fundraising Policy before submitting this form.

Email
This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.
Name*
First Last
Bates email address*
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Name of BCSG-recognized club or other student organization
If applicable
I want to*
- Raise money or donations for a charitable entity external to Bates
- Raise money or donations for my BCSG-recognized club
- Host a vendor on campus for the purpose of fundraising
- Seek external grant funding
Name of charitable entity*
Proposed start date of fundraising*
Proposed end date of fundraising*
Proposed location of fundraising*
Target audience(s) of fundraising*
- Bates community
- External to Bates (e.g., local businesses, parents, alumni, etc.)
Proposed method of fundraising*
Please be as descriptive as possible.
Name of vendor*
Proposed vendor arrival date*
Proposed vendor departure date*
Proposed location of vendor on campus*
What will the vendor be doing while on campus?*
Please be as descriptive as possible.
Name of grant*
Name of entity providing grant*
Brief description of grant*
Name of faculty/staff grant advisor
If applicable; you should ensure that this individual conforms to the requirements of the grant you’re applying to.
First Last
Bates email of faculty/staff grant advisor
If applicable.
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