Fundraiser Ticket Printing

Start with the role of the ticket

A fundraiser can call for different printed pieces. Before choosing a design, decide whether the piece will be used as an event ticket, an economy raffle ticket, or an admission identifier. That decision makes it easier to select the ticket family, size, and stub layout instead of choosing solely by appearance.

Economy Tickets list Fundraiser and Economy Raffle among their purposes, making them a practical first product to review for a fundraiser. Premium Event Tickets are an alternative when their three listed formats and one-stub-or-no-stub choice better match the planned layout. For admission-style use, Wristbands are a separate product family with Admission Style among its listed purposes.

• Use Economy Tickets when a Fundraiser or Economy Raffle purpose matches the event.
• Use Premium Event Tickets when the available Premium sizes and 1 Stub or No Stubs layout fit the ticket plan.
• Consider Wristbands for admission-style identification rather than as a ticket with a stub.

Compare ticket layouts before selecting a template

The available layout choices differ by ticket family. Economy Tickets are listed in four sizes—Economy Reg 2.125 x 5.5, Economy Large 2.75 x 5.5, Economy X-Large 2.75 x 8.5, and Economy XX-Large 3.625 x 8.5—with No Stubs, 1 Stub, 2 Stubs, or 3 Stubs. The verified inventory lists two-sided configurations for this family.

Premium Event Tickets are listed in Premium Reg 2 x 5.25, Premium Large 2.75 x 6, and Premium X-Large 2.75 x 8.5. They are listed as two-sided and offer 1 Stub or No Stubs. Reviewing these choices first helps keep the template search focused on the design space that suits the fundraiser’s information and handling plan.

• Choose an Economy Ticket when the project calls for up to three stubs or no stub.
• Choose a Premium Event Ticket when a one-stub or no-stub Premium layout is the better fit.
• Use the catalog links below to browse templates within the selected ticket family.

Plan the information and numbering workflow

Prepare the core event information before opening a template: the organization name, fundraiser or event name, the ticket’s purpose, and the details attendees or supporters need. If the event uses an admission ticket or drawing ticket, decide which information needs to appear on the main ticket and which, if any, belongs on a stub.

Sequential numbering is available for both Economy Tickets and Premium Event Tickets. Choose the stub layout and numbering approach as part of the same plan so the printed ticket supports the way your group intends to organize, distribute, and retain its ticket information.

• List the details that must appear before choosing a size.
• Decide whether the ticket needs no stub, one stub, or—on Economy Tickets—two or three stubs.
• Use sequential numbering when numbered tickets suit the event’s internal process.

Use templates and add supporting event materials when needed

Once the ticket family is selected, browse the catalog for its templates. The catalog supports product-type links for Economy Tickets and Premium Event Tickets, so each route starts with the appropriate ticket family. You can also use the existing Car Wash Fundraiser Tickets page when that specific fundraiser format is relevant.

A fundraiser may also need materials beyond the ticket itself. Posters & Banners list Fundraisers among their purposes, and Wristbands are available for admission-style use. For event-planning inspiration, the Fundraising Ideas page is a useful companion to the template search.

• Browse Economy Ticket templates for a Fundraiser or Economy Raffle starting point.
• Browse Premium Event Ticket templates for Premium size and stub options.
• Visit Fundraising Ideas for planning inspiration, then return to the catalog to choose a ticket template.

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