<p>Hey guys! I’m planning to have a car wash this weekend. How much should each car be washed for? (Our goal is to raise $400). The car wash is from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. The car wash is located on a very busy road.
Any information would help! Thank you! </p>
<p>*Hi futureiceskater! lol</p>
<p>You just double posted a thread. Try not to do that if possible.
$5-$10/car might be applicable, depending on what kind of services you are offering.</p>
<p>our orchestra and band in middle school had an annual car wash for our disneyland trip. we never had a set price for the cars but did it on donation. we made more money this way than we would have with a set price because the minimum people give is $5 but with donation it allows people to give more if they want. i don’t know it was just always how our teacher did it. if you do want to set a price though i would say $5 since you are probably just washing the car and not doing anything else. good luck with it!!!</p>
<p>$7.99 is more like it.</p>
<p>We have a carwash for cheerleading every year…we do really well charging $5 a car and accepting any additional donations. Ours is also on a somewhat-busy street, so we usually have girls standing up and down it with signs directing people to the carwash- it works great, and it’s basically free advertising.</p>
<p>We just take donations. Usually people give $15-$20.</p>
<p>Wearing less clothing is also a successful business strategy…</p>
<p>6 hours? if u have at least 10 people working constantly…u will raise close to $500-$1000 (depending on your charity and/or cause!)</p>
<p>we raised $500 for a girl in our school who had brain cancer in about 2.5 hours with around 10 people washing</p>
<p>if ur raising money for like your class or club, then people will be less sympathetic and thus less generous so u may only hit the lower side</p>
<p>also depends on the socio-economic background of the neighborhood ur washing in.</p>