Tombola is Italian bingo, it is run a little differently to our bingo. Or it is like a lottery or raffle is done at a fete. The main difference is the prizes are assigned a random number and the participants buy a ticket from a barrel or basket or something and hope it is the matching number...
The Christmas tombola sounds like the fete version of one, in which case you would set it up no differently to the way you do a raffle. Here's a good simple description for you http://www.better-fundraising-ideas.com/tombola.html
If you are referring to the bingo-type game, then you need the usual bingo gear and have special cards made up. They are different from other bingo cards as they have 3 rows and 9 columns. Each card has approximately 15 numbers on it with each with many blank rows.
We pulled it off with great success! A lot of the prizes were able to be re gifted as Christmas presents for their loved ones :) We sold raffle tickets at the door at a price of $2 for 3 tickets. I also put the numbers 1 to 72 on each gift on a display table out the front . This avoided us choosing the prize, it was handed our in order...
Golden Carers has been such a help to increase the range of activity sessions that we provide. Our residents love so many of the activities that are on here. It is also lovely that we can share our own idea's to help others. I am so glad that we signed up to Golden Carers - I am always recommending it to other activity coordinators locally.
I'm wanting to run a Christmas Tombola. Has anyone done one? Do you have any advice on how to go about it?
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Tombola is Italian bingo, it is run a little differently to our bingo. Or it is like a lottery or raffle is done at a fete. The main difference is the prizes are assigned a random number and the participants buy a ticket from a barrel or basket or something and hope it is the matching number...
The Christmas tombola sounds like the fete version of one, in which case you would set it up no differently to the way you do a raffle. Here's a good simple description for you http://www.better-fundraising-ideas.com/tombola.html
If you are referring to the bingo-type game, then you need the usual bingo gear and have special cards made up. They are different from other bingo cards as they have 3 rows and 9 columns. Each card has approximately 15 numbers on it with each with many blank rows.
A good instruction sheet for this game, with the calls in Italian is here http://www.kidseurope.com/products/Tombola/TombolaRulesNames.pdf
A lot of the prizes were able to be re gifted as Christmas presents for their loved ones :)
We sold raffle tickets at the door at a price of $2 for 3 tickets.
I also put the numbers 1 to 72 on each gift on a display table out the front . This avoided us choosing the prize, it was handed our in order...
If you have time to share your experience as an activity that would be lovely:
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