Planning a Color Event?

A group of cheerleaders throwing color powder in the air in rainbow order.

If you're planning a color event, then you've come to the right place! As the #1 Color Powder Supplier in the U.S., we've had a lot of experience helping our customers create colorful and memorable events. We work with schools for fundraising color runs, field days, and even Homecoming tailgate parties. We also work with businesses for awesome office parties, cities for color races and events, families for colorful reunions and parties, and so much more!

Many of our customers have approached us about having a digital platform for their race and event registration and fundraising efforts. We're excited to announce our partnership with MyEvent.com to provide you with platforms to make your events stress-free. Read on for more information about how these platforms can make your color event or fundraiser worry-free so you can stay focussed on the fun! Plus, we have some colorful tips to help you get exactly what you need to host a successful event. 

MyEvent.com

Elementary & Middle Schools

MyFunRun.com, a division of MyEvent.com, is dedicated to elementary and middle school fundraisers. You'll be able to effortlessly track online and offline donations, keep more than 90 percent of the proceeds, and have a dedicated FunRun expert! Plus, all digital materials are provided, and you'll be able to save time with automatic reporting. Click here to get started! 

High Schools & Other Organizations

With a MyEvent.com account, you can accept donations, sell tickets, accept registrations, host peer-to-peer fundraising, host walk-a-thons, fun runs, challenges and more! With an easy-to-use platform and free expert support, you'll be ready to host an unforgettable color extravaganza! 

Have questions about the opportunities offered at MyEvent.com? No problem! Contact MyEvent.com about your specific needs here.  

Color Powder for Large Events

Did you know that we offer free expert color consultations for anyone planning a color event? You can call us (801)-528-1250 Monday-Friday 9am-5pm MDT for consultations, questions on how much holi color powder you'll need, placing an order, and even special discounts for large groups! We also have a blog dedicated to knowing How to Plan a Color Run

Here are some of our favorite color powder options for large groups! All of our color powder products are nontoxic, eco-friendly, FD&C and D&C approved, and child & pet friendly! We have 10 different color options to meet all of your color needs.

 

 

25 POUND BOX - CHOOSE YOUR COLOR (AVAILABLE IN 10 COLORS)

5 POUND BAGS - CHOOSE YOUR COLOR (AVAILABLE IN 10 COLORS)

100 GRAM CLEAR BAGS (120 PACK)

5 POUND COLOR POWDER BAGS, 10 PACK

Frequently asked questions about planning a color event

What supplies do you need for a color event?

Most color events need color powder (packets or bulk), scoop cups, sunglasses, bandanas, bags, station signs, water access, and cleanup supplies. Color runs may also need race kits, route markers, check-in tables, volunteer vests, and a finish-line toss setup.

How much color powder do I need for an event?

The amount of color powder depends on your guest count, number of stations, and how many tosses you're planning. Smaller events may only need packets or 5-pound bags, while larger races, schools, camps, and fundraisers often need bulk boxes or larger wholesale bundles.

What's the best way to set up color stations?

Set up each color station in an open outdoor area with a clear path, labeled powder, scoop cups, and trained volunteers. Keep refill powder nearby, give volunteers simple tossing instructions, and leave enough space for guests to move through safely.

How many color stations should a color run have?

Many color runs use three to five color stations, depending on the route length, participant count, and event budget. Each station can have a different color, so runners get a brighter mix by the finish line. Save extra powder for a final group toss.

How do you keep a color event organized?

Keep the event organized by separating supplies by station, labeling colors, assigning volunteers, and setting up check-in before guests arrive. A simple run sheet with setup times, station roles, refill plans, and cleanup tasks helps everyone know what to do.

What should guests wear to a color event?

Guests should wear comfortable clothes that they don't mind getting colorful. White shirts work well because they show the powder clearly in photos. Sunglasses, bandanas, and closed-toe shoes also help guests stay more comfortable during color tosses, games, or color run stations.

How do you clean up after a color powder event?

Color powder cleans up best when it's dry. Have guests shake off extra powder outdoors before they leave, then use a broom or leaf blower to clear powder from walkways, pavement, and event areas.