A practical way to begin your search for campus funding is to spend some time going through the campus organization section of your campus directory. Don't be shy in asking for any type of support that an organization is able to provide. Just because some groups have budgets that will not allow them to contribute money, doesn't mean that they can't or don't want to provide support for your programs. For example, your campus newspaper might discount advertising or provide free ads when you have spent a specified dollar amount for advertising. Some campus offices may be willing to provide volunteers to help with activities or in distribution of materials.
Assistance comes in a myriad of ways.
Don't be afraid to ask for help and ideas from anyone and everyone in each campus office you approach. State Highway Safety Departments, Departments of Health, local law enforcement departments and local education districts are excellent sources of support, money and sponsorships. Businesses in the campus area which depend largely on students are also usually willing partners in your activities. Campus eateries are good places to approach for support such as free meals or gift certificates to give away at events. Be sure to check your school's policies concerning commercial sponsorships.