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"I want to have an Easter egg hunt for the neighborhood kids \u2014 but while many parents have expressed enthusiasm, no one has offered to chip in money. Can I ask for donations?  Although the host of a party generally pays the expenses, in this case, you are acting more as an organizer, so you shouldn&amp;#039;t foot the bill alone. Try sending invitations that clearly request donations or cash contributions. Some participating parents may want to provide colored plastic eggs as well as the treasures that go inside; others will want to bring refreshments or decorations. They can also just give money if that&amp;#039;s easier. Ask for all the goods to be delivered the day before the hunt, so you have enough time to set up. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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