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1. Welcome to

WaterHarvest

2. How WaterHarvest

makes a difference

3. Fundraising ideas

➢ Start a society

➢ Quiz night

➢ Celebrate Holi

festival with us

➢ Food stall

4. How your fundraising

helps

5. Spreading the word

6. Thank you

UNIVERSITY FUNDRAISING PACK

1. Welcome to

WaterHarvest

2. How WaterHarvest

makes a difference


➢ Start a society

➢ Quiz night

➢ Celebrate Holi

festival with us

➢ Food stall


helps


6. Thank you

UNIVERSITY FUNDRAISING PACK Hello! Welcome to Water Harvest

and thank you for supporting us

with your fundraising.

This fundraising pack has been

especially designed for university

students, and will provide you with

information and advice on how to

gain the most out of your

fundraising. Every penny you raise

for WaterHarvest will help the

poorest rural drylands

communities to have secure

access to safe water and basic

sanitation all year round for

domestic and agricultural use.

We look forward to being part of

your fundraising journey and we

hope you enjoy your experience. If

you need any further information

or support, please do not hesitate

to contact our UK office in

Winchester on

+44 (0)1962 832 692 or visit us at

www.water-harvest.org.

1. Welcome to

WaterHarvest

2. How WaterHarvest

makes a difference


➢ Start a society

➢ Quiz night

➢ Celebrate Holi

festival with us

➢ Food stall


helps


6. Thank you


Building to capture and

retain water

Building to improve access

to safer water

Building to improve

sanitation

Strengthening community

governance

Educating communities to

make best use of scarce

water and improve

sanitation

Empowering communities

to develop ways to earn a

living

Enabling women to have a

voice, a choice and a future

Supporting communities in

water emergencies

There are lots of different ways that you can fundraise, and

being at university definitely puts you at an advantage with

so many contacts at your disposal! Here are a few ideas to

get you started:

Quiz

Night

Sponsored

silence

Food

Stall

Sponsored

run

Curry

Night

Great School

Bake Off

Film

Night Celebrate

Holi with us!

For a step by step guide to the following fundraising ideas, flip through the next

few pages for more details!

1. Join the WaterHarvest team on a more permanent basis and have a

massive impact on the charity by starting a WaterHarvest society at your

university

2. Bring out your competitive side and show off your knowledge at our

WaterHarvest quiz night

3. Celebrate Holi, the festival of colours with WaterHarvest and we will

provide you with the water guns

4. For all you foodies, have a look at some of our yummy kebab recipe and

hold a food stall

1. Welcome to

WaterHarvest

2. How WaterHarvest

makes a difference


➢ Start a society

➢ Quiz night

➢ Celebrate Holi

festival with us

➢ Food stall


helps


6. Thank you


7 steps to starting a society

at your university

Step 1: Get in touch with us so we can provide you with more information about

WaterHarvest and so you know this is a charity that you would like to commit to.

Step 2: You will need to the approval of your Student Union to start t a society so before

approaching them, you need a solid plan. Using information from our website and your

personal reasons for starting a society, write a mission statemen, design an organisational

structure and devise a plan of action.

Step 3: Recruit people that are like minded; find out how many people you need before you

can apply to your Union, and start spreading the word. University is full of students that will

be interested in starting something like this, so you don’t have to stick just to the people

you know! Make sure you have everyone’s names, student ID nus and signatures.

Step 4: Choose a bunch of your members to take on responsibilities that will fit your

constitution. as part of your society’s committee. Depending on the structure of your

constitution, you could assign roles through a nomination and election process, or take the

lead and assign them yourself, with the knowledge of different peoples’ skill sets.

Step 5: You are now ready to apply to the Student Union; all the best with your application,

and prepare for an interview if there is one.

Step 6: Get a stall at the fresher’s fair

Step 7: Carry on the hard work and start your WaterHarvest legacy at your university!

1. Welcome to

WaterHarvest

2. How WaterHarvest

makes a difference


➢ Start a

society

➢ Quiz night

➢ Celebrate Holi

festival with

us

➢ Food stall


helps


6. Thank you


7 steps to hosting

a Quiz Night Step 1: Approach your student union and tell them about WaterHarvest and why you want

to fundraise with us.

Step 2: Explain that you would like to host a quiz night.

Step 3: Commit to a date; make sure it doesn’t clash with other events!

Step 4: Decide on an entry fee.

Step 5: Using the posters and tickets provided below, spread the word. Don’t forget to use

social media to get as many people as possible to attend!

Step 6: Print out the ready-made quiz below, including questions, answers, answer sheets

and a score table.

Step 7: Have a wonderful night and give yourself a pat on the back for raising money for a

worthy cause!

1. Welcome to

WaterHarvest

2. How WaterHarvest

makes a difference


➢ Start a society

➢ Quiz night

➢ Celebrate Holi

festival with

us

➢ Food stall


helps


6. Thank you


ROUND 1 – ALL THINGS WATER

1. What percentage of the water on earth is salt water?

8. What was Water Harvest called before it was called Water Harvest?

7. What percentage of the world’s population lives on the driest half of the planet?

6. More people in the world have a mobile phone than a toilet. True or false?

5. What percentage of water is saved by installing a drip irrigation system?

4. Approximately how many million days of school are lost to water related illnesses?

3. What percentage of the world’s fresh water is available to drink?

2. Of all freshwater used in the world, what percentage is used for farming?

QUIZ QUESTIONS

ROUND 2 – TV AND MOVIES

1. What song does the main character wake up to every morning in Groundhog Day?

8. In the original Incredible Hulk TV series who played the Hulk?

7. In Doctor Who, who was the creator of the Daleks?

6. What is the name of the fifth Bond film?

5. Who directed the 1985 film Back To The Future?

4. In which Clint Eastwood film was the catchphrase “Go ahead, make my day” first used?

3. What are the first names of the twin girls in Bart’s class in The Simpsons?

2. What is the name of Postman Pat’s pet cat?

ROUND 3 – HISTORY BEFORE YOUR TIME

1. The Magna Carta was published by the King of which country?

8. What was abolished by France in 1981, The Netherlands in 1982, Australia in 1985 and New Zealand in 1989?

7. Which river did Mark Twain write about in many of his books?

6. What was the name of the 1783 treaty that formally ended the American Revolutionary War?

5. What was the American code name for the development of the atom bomb?

4. Who was the first Western explorer to reach China?

3. Which disease ravaged and killed a third of Europe’s population in the 14th century?

2. Who developed the first successful printing press?

QUIZ QUESTIONS

ROUND 4 - SPORTS

1. Which sport is played on the largest pitch?

8. Who became the first man to run a mile in under 4 minutes at Oxford in 1954?

7. In which city were the 1968 Summer Olympics held?

6. Who became the 1st non-European to win the Tour de France cycle race?

5. A southpaw boxer leads with which hand and off which foot?

4. James Naismith invented which sport?

3. In athletics, what is the third event of the Decathlon?

2. In 1950, India withdrew from the World Cup because FIFA refused to let them do what?

ROUND 5 – FOOD AND DRINK

1. What is the minimum age for Scotch Whisky before it can be sold in the UK?

8. For what was liquorice used in ancient Egypt?

7. Tokaji is a famous sweet wine from which country?

6. What did Winston Churchill call fish and chips?

5. Which chocolate based confection can be derived from this statement? “This pub only sells cow juice.”

4. What is a vitamin D deficiency called?

3. What type of pastry is used for profiteroles?

2. In which country did the dish Chop Suey originate?

QUIZ QUESTIONS

ROUND 6 – ART AND LITERATURE

1. In which novel did Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson first appear?

8. Which name, intended as an insult, was used to describe the style of Monet and other French painters of the 1870s?

7. Phillip Glass wrote an opera about which scientist?

6. What name is given to part of a stage which projects into the auditorium?

5. Which artist’s studio was known as the factory?

4. For how many years was Sleeping Beauty asleep?

3. Which Dickens novel does Samuel Pickwick appear in?

2. What was the first book in English to be printed in England?

ROUND 7 - MUSIC

1. What was the title of The Beatles first single for EMI, released in 1962?

8. What is the first name of famous composer Vivaldi?

7. To which song is this opening lyric? “Like the legend of the phoenix, all ends with beginnings…”

6. Which American duo are best known for the sitcom theme to Friends, ‘I’ll Be There for You’?

5. Whose childhood hit was Fingertips?

4. Which US singing duo started out under the names Caesar and Cleo?

3. US singer Thomas DeCarlo Callaway is better known by what name?

2. Which country singer was known as ‘The Man in Black’?

QUIZ QUESTIONS

ROUND 8 – SCIENCE AND NATURE

1. What is the name of the German engineer who invented the first rotary engine?

8. What did Jethro Tull invent in the early 1700s making better harvesting possible?

7. What is the more common term for seborrheic dermatitis?

6. The following statement is a cryptic clue to the name of which tree? ‘There’s always two of these trees by the sound of it.’

5. Which planet has moons named after Shakespearean characters?

4. Bamboo is not a tree. What is it?

3. What technique is often used for identifying substances or for checking their purity?

2. What is the name of the first dog in space?

QUIZ ANSWERS

ROUND 1

1. 97%

8. Wells for India

7. 85%

6. True

5. 50%

4. 450 million days

3. 1%

2. 70%

ROUND 2

1. ‘I got you babe’, by Sonny and Cher

8. Lou Ferrigno

7. Davros

6. Casino Royale

5. Robert Zemeckis

4. Sudden Impact

3. Sherri and Terri

2. Jess

ROUND 3

1. England

8. Death Penalty

7. Mississippi River

6. The Treaty of Paris

5. Manhattan Project

4. Marco Polo

3. The Bubonic Plague

2. Johannes Gutenburg

ROUND 4

1. Polo

8. Roger Bannister

7. Mexico City

6. Greg Lemond

5. The right

4. Basketball

3. Shot put

2. Play barefoot

QUIZ ANSWERS

ROUND 5

1. 3 years

8. Roger Bannister

7. Hungary

6. Good companions

5. Milky Way

4. Rickets

3. Choux

2. USA

ROUND 6

1. A Study in Scarlett

8. Impressionism

7. Albert Einstein

6. Thrust stage

5. Andy Warhol

4. 100 years

3. Pickwick Papers

2. The Canterbury tales

ROUND 7

1. Love Me Do

8. Antonio

7. Get Lucky – Daft Punk

6. The Rembrants

5. Stevie Wonder

4. Sonny and Cher

3. Cee-Lo Green

2. Johnny Cash

ROUND 8

1. Wankel

8. Seed Drill

7. Dandruff

6. Pear

5. Uranus

4. A type of grass

3. Spectroscopy

2. Laika

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whilst being part of

the fight to end water

poverty!

7 steps to celebrating Holi,

the festival of colours

Step 1: Approach your student union and tell them about WaterHarvest and why you want to

fundraise with us.

Step 2: Explain that you would like to host a Holi. If your university already has a society that hosts

Holi, approach them and tell them that you would like to collaborate with them, and you will be

able to offer them the water guns.

Step 3: Commit to a date; make sure it doesn’t clash with other events!

Step 4: Decide on an entry fee.

Step 5: Using the posters and tickets provided below, spread the word. Don’t forget to use social

media to get as many people as possible to attend!

Step 6: Place an order for the water guns through WaterHarvest, ready to sell to all your friends.

Step 7: Have a wonderful time and give yourself a pat on the back for raising money for a worthy

cause!

1. Welcome to

WaterHarvest

2. How WaterHarvest

makes a difference


➢ Start a society

➢ Quiz night

➢ Celebrate Holi

festival with us

➢ Food stall


helps


6. Thank you


HOLI PICHAKARI

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and get messy

with us, it’s time

for Holi – the

festival of colours!

7 steps to holding a food stall

Step 1: Approach your student council and tell them about

WaterHarvest and why you want to fundraise with us.

Step 2: Explain that you would like to run a lunch time food stall

where you will sell food that you have cooked.

Step 3: Commit to a date when you can hold your stall.

Step 4: Promote your event by putting up posters designed

especially for you (found later in this pack) and don’t forget to

use social media to spread the word!

Step 5: Follow the recipes given below, and get your chef hat on

to make some delicious food.

Step 6: Keep in mind how much money you have spent on the

food, and fix a price for the treats you will be selling.

Step 7: Have a wonderful afternoon and give yourself a pat on

the back for raising money for a worthy cause!

1. Welcome to

WaterHarvest

2. How WaterHarvest

makes a difference


➢ Start a society

➢ Quiz night

➢ Celebrate Holi

festival with us

➢ Food stall


helps


6. Thank you


Recipes for your lunch stall

We have four scrumptious kebab recipes for you, so grab some skewers and let’s get started!

You can double, triple or quadruple up the measurements depending on how many people

you are expecting.

Ingredients:

3 tablespoons olive oil

Juice of half a lemon

1 tablespoon honey

3 cloves garlic, finely chopped

A few pinches of freshly chopped dill

1 teaspoon Dijon mustard

1/4 teaspoon salt

1/4 teaspoon black pepper

1 1/2 lb. boneless, skinless chicken breasts, cut into

kebab style cubes

1 red sweet pepper, cut into kebab style chunks

Method:

1. In a large bowl mix the olive oil, lemon juice, honey,

garlic, dill, mustard, salt and pepper.

2. Add the chicken to coat it with your dressing.

3. Let the chicken to stand for an hour, so it can

marinate.

4. Alternating with pieces of red pepper and pieces of

chicken, thread your kebab skewers.

5. Heat the grill on high. Grill chicken skewers, turning

every 2 to 3 minutes for 10 minutes, or until evenly

browned and the meat is cooked through.

HONEY GLAZED CHICKEN KEBABS

INGREDIENTS

Ingredients:

3 tablespoons maple syrup

2 tablespoons miso paste

1 tablespoons rice vinegar

20 small cauliflower florets

2 courgettes, thickly sliced

2 red peppers, cut into kebab style chunks

350g tofu, cut into kebab style chunks

1 tablespoon olive oil

Method:

2. In a small bowl mix the maple syrup, miso and

vinegar until smooth.

3. Alternating with pieces of cauliflower, courgettes,

peppers and tofu, thread your skewers.

3. Brush them with olive oil.

4. Heat the grill on high. Grill the skewers, turning

every 2 to 3 minutes, until the vegetables are

cooked through.

5. Brush with miso-maple sauce.

MAPLE GLAZED TOFU KEBABS

STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE KEBABS S’MORE KEBABS

Ingredients:

500g fresh strawberries, stems removed and cut in half

30g butter, at room temperature

55g cream cheese, at room temperature

1 cup white sugar

2 large eggs

1 teaspoon vanilla extract

190g all-purpose flour

½ teaspoon baking powder

¼ teaspoon baking soda

¼ teaspoon salt

110g sour cream

Whipped cream spray can

Skewers

Directions:

1. Preheat the oven at 350 degrees F. Line a miniature muffin tin with liners, and set aside.

2. In a bowl, beat together the butter and cream cheese.

3. Beat in the sugar until fluffy, and then add the eggs. Beat in the vanilla extract.

4. In a separate bowl, stir together the flour, baking powder baking soda and salt.

5. Slowly add the dry mixture to the wet mixture, and then stir in the sour cream. Pour the

batter in the muffin tin liners.

6. Bake for 12 to 14 minutes.

7. Allow the cupcakes to cool completely, and then remove the liners. Slice the cupcakes in

half.

8. Alternating with the pound cake cupcakes pieces and the strawberries, thread your

skewers.

9. Spray whipped topping over parts of the skewers.

Ingredients:

500g large marshmallows

128g chocolate chips

2 teaspoons olive oil

100g digestive biscuits

Directions:

1. Melt the chocolate chips with the olive oil on low

heat.

2. In a blender or food processor, pulse the digestive

biscuits until they are crumbs.

3. Place a large marshmallow onto a skewer. Dip the

top of the marshmallow in the melted chocolate,

and then shake off the excess by tapping the stick

against the edge of the bowl.

4. Dip the melted chocolate immediately into the

graham cracker crumbs. Again, tap the edge of the

bowl to remove the excess.

5. Place the marshmallow skewers onto parchment

paper, and allow the chocolate to harden.

6. Repeat for the remaining skewers.

KEBAB

STALL Time

Place

Bored with the

canteen? Can’t be

bothered with a

packed lunch? Come

and spoil yourself

with some sweet or

savoury kebabs!

1. Welcome to

WaterHarvest

2. How WaterHarvest

makes a difference


➢ Start a society

➢ Quiz night

➢ Celebrate Holi

festival with us

➢ Food stall

4. How your

fundraising helps


6. Thank you


Laxmi, now confidently goes to school, the market,

visits relatives and plays with her fellow mates any

time she wants, even during those days in a month

which are supposed to be forbidden for her in a

small rural under developed place like place

Bhakoomba village. Menstruation among grown up

girls and women here is not only a taboo but also a

difficult time for them. It becomes a question of

their dignity, secrecy and comfort ability. Before

Laxmi met Rashmi Ji, a social worker, she did not

know how to dispose of her sanitary pads. Rashmi

offered her individual consultancy. It was during this

session Laxmi realized the necessity and frequency

to change the pad during effective days. Now she

understands the risk and diseases it can lead to.

Earlier she used to wait for the evening to throw the

used pads somewhere little far from home so that

no other person could see her. She never

considered the aftermath effect of water

contamination. Rashmi explained her proper way of

disposing it. She now not only changes sanitary pad

in every 8 hours, but also properly disposes it.

1. Welcome to

WaterHarvest

2. How WaterHarvest

makes a difference


➢ Start a society

➢ Quiz night

➢ Celebrate Holi

festival with us

➢ Food stall


helps


6. Thank you


Spreading the word is everything when it comes to

fundraising. The more people that know about the

wonderful work you are doing, the more funds you will

raise!

Social media

• Visuals will encourage your donors, so take lots of

photos and videos to show them

• Follow us on:

Facebook www.facebook.com/wellsforindia.online

Twitter www.twitter.com/wellsforindia

Pinterest www.pinterest.com/wellsforindia

Instagram www.instagram.com/wellsforindia

Mainstream media

• Contact your local press (newspapers and radio) and tell

them you are raising money for WaterHarvest

• Tell them about your event, how much money you

would like to raise and make sure they write a press

release about your work

http://www.facebook.com/wellsforindia.online

http://www.twitter.com/wellsforindia

http://www.pinterest.com/wellsforindia

http://www.instagram.com/wellsforindia

1. Welcome to

WaterHarvest

2. How WaterHarvest

makes a difference


➢ Start a society

➢ Quiz night

➢ Celebrate Holi

festival with us

➢ Food stall


helps


6. Thank you


WaterHarvest is funded by your fundraising

and donations. Thank you for supporting our

work and taking action against water poverty.

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