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Bisquick Pancake Nation and a Giveaway!

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This giveaway is now closed! The winner was comment #148!

Have you been thinking about hosting a fundraiser?  Why not host a pancake breakfast fundraiser?  Bisquick Pancake Nation is the way to do it!  I mean…who doesn’t LOVE pancakes?  They are tasty and easy to make.  I bet you would have a great turnout!

From now through May 31st, you can even apply for a $250.00 grant for your qualified non-profit organization to help you host your own pancake breakfast fundraiser in your community. This can help cover your supply costs, which means raising more money for your organization.

Please read this grant info:

Non-profit organizations (501c3) and public and private schools qualify. All organizations must meet grant guidelines and criteria and will be awarded the grants in the order in which they are received until the funding is no longer available or until the deadline has been reached.

BPN Logo Web You will find everything you need to know about planning and hosting a pancake breakfast fundraiser!  Here are just some of the things you will find at the Bisquick Pancake Nation website:

  • The Pancake Finder-locate a nearby pancake fundraiser
  • Pancake Mix-customize a future Bisquick Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser with some fun tips on what to serve with pancakes
  • Calculator-plan shopping for just the right amount of ingredients for expected guests
  • Placemats-download and print so guests can share trivia and play games while they eat

If you host a pancake breakfast you can share your photos at Bisquick Pancake Nation for others to see as well!

Bisquick is a staple product in our home.  We use it for way more than just pancakes!  We love Bisquick Impossible Pies!  If you are a busy mom, you might want to look into some of the Impossible Pie recipes!

Want a chance to win your own pancake kit from Bisquick?

Bisquick-WEB1 You could win everything pictured above!  Yes, that is an Iron Griddle Skillet!  I love mine!

Main Entry:  If you hosted a fundraiser pancake breakfast, which local organization would you choose?  Please leave your answer in the comments below.

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This giveaway will end on April 18th, 2010!

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  16. main entry: the fundraiser organization I would host for would be the juvenile diabetes, I hope someday a cure is found for all diabetes espeacailly type I juvenile diabetes. By the way kids with type I diabetes can still enjoy pancakes made with Bisquick and use sugarfree syrup that the grocerie stores sell right beside all the other brands of syrup, thanks
    sewitupjulie at gmail dot com

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  17. If I hosted a pancake breakfast I would choose our local womens shelter. My sister and her 3 kids had to stay there for a while and they were so good to them. I love to give back to them as much as I can.

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  21. for me i’d host the cancer society fundraiser for a cure for breast cancer
    sherrya1210 at yahoo dot com

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  27. I would choose a family owned and operated soup kitchen for the homeless. This family is amazing and used their own funds to get this going. Our church volunteers at this not for profit “Families feeding Families” and it is just an amazing blessing to the community.

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  35. There’s a local hospice program that does really wonderful things–I’d love to do something like a pancake breakfast to support them.

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  77. I would raise money for our local library system. I always benefited from libraries growing up, and I would like people today to be assured of the same option.

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  78. Horizon Hills, our local, non-profit, co-op type preschool which had to raise fees for next year because the state cut its funding
    tvollowitz at aol dot com

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  87. The Grace Now Food pantry is staffed by volunteers and relies on public donations- I can’t think of a more worthy charity!

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  91. I would choose our local Humane Society! They are a great organization! Thanks!

    sherri419 at gmail dot com

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  92. The local food pantry would be my first choice. They do a great job of helping families who are really in need.

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  105. If I hosted a breakfast, it would be for our county’s humane society, which suffered a devistating fire in January.

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  114. I would select the Epilepsy Foundation of NJ. More research needs to be done and even though so many people have epilepsy, it is still stigmatized which is unfortunate. We need more awareness and education. Thanks!

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  115. I’d have a pancake breakfast to raise funds for our local animal shelter! They’ve really been hit hard with extra pets from the unemployment/foreclosure crisis and this would really help!

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  122. I would choose my city’s animal shelter. They are trying to raise enough money to build a new building. THanks!

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  125. Our local EMS/Rescue Station could certainly use any money collected at a fundraiser….not able to participate personally but we do donate money.

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  127. I would do a breakfast fund raiser for the Salvation Army….they help so many people and most of funds collected go directly to those in need…unlike many charitable organizations.

    Thank you. 🙂

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  128. I would support the local food banks and something where people would volunteer to go out on the streets to hand out food, blankets, coats, etc., to the homeless.

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  131. This is easy. I would hold a pancake fundraiser for my sons football league. They are always looking for ways to raise money. Great idea..

    Thank you

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  132. The local little league. They’re always short on money, and it’s a shame, because the kids really enjoy it.

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  143. I host a fundraiser for my local humane society, since they are currently so full of cats and dogs that they can’t take in any more and could use more funding.

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  145. I would host it for the chihuahuan desert wildlife rescue, They help save injured wildlife in our area hawks, eagles, mountian lions, hummingbirds, skunks, and even armadillos.

    waitressdani (at) hotmail (dot) com

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  176. The Pet Connection, a local no-kill shelter that has had to close for adoptions Mon through Fri because they have no money to pay staff.

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  183. I would do this for our local animal shelter. They do so much with so little…the extra money would be amazing for them.

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  187. I would want to help my daughter’s school choral group trying to raise money for a trip to Europe next year.

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  201. The Reliance House in my town does a lot of great things for a wide assortment of people who need help. I would choose to help them continue their good work. Thanks!

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  217. I would choose our local school district so they can purchase high tech equipment to help educate the children

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  219. Our city’s Children’s Hospital. I volunteered there before and the kids always need extra toys and books to cheer them up.

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  221. Our local Community Development Team – they do all sorts of great work in this small community, including helping to get the local animal population spayed/neutered.

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  227. Thanks for the giveaway…Our daughters elementary school could hold a pancake breakfast for their computer lab fund.

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  229. It would be for the Campus Kitchen, who recycles food in the community for the less fortunate! They could always use some help in the finance department!

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  239. I would do it to benefit our HS’s orchestra. With the arts budgets cut in so many schools, they’re afraid they’re going to have to cut some of the programs which would be such a shame. It’s an EXCELLENT orchestra. Thanks.

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  252. I would choose Peace Place our local shelter for women and their families who are victims of domestic abuse.

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