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Our collection of Party Host Resources are intended to equip you with information and materials you need to plan and throw a successful fundraising party. You are our biggest asset in cultivating the community of High Country News, and we are here for you each step of the way. Just follow the steps outlined below, recruit a few solid helpers, and charge ahead with confidence, knowing that we are here to answer your questions!

Host Resources

Our collection of Party Host Resources is intended to equip you with information and materials you need to plan and throw a successful fundraising party. You are our biggest asset in cultivating the community of High Country News, and we are here for you each step of the way. Just follow the steps outlined below, recruit a few solid helpers, and charge ahead with confidence, knowing that we are here to answer your questions!

Wondering whether to host a party? Read our frequently-asked-questions (FAQ) page.

Step 1:  Register as a Party Host

In order to complete this step, you must have the following information planned: location of your party, time and date of your party. If you know you'd like to be a host, but don't have those details yet, you can let us know by sending e-mail to:  alyssap (at) hcn.org

 

Step 2: Plan your FUNdraising Party!

Thank you for helping High Country News thrive by hosting a party!  We hope the following information will assist you in planning for a fun and successful fundraising event:


Step 3: Request your support packet

 

Step 4: Party on!

Whew!  It's mostly down-hill from here, well done!  Make sure to enjoy your event, take time to talk to your guests and celebrate this momentous occasion!  Send the donations you collected as soon as possible, so we can tally the results and get the word out of your success!

 

Step 5: Share

We want your feedback of this 40th Anniversary FUNdraising initiative.  Please fill out this brief, online response form:

 

We want everyone to know how great your party was!  Can you share your photos, comments or videos with us?

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