Recent years clubs such as Manchester United, Celtic, Rangers have legends games where players able to play and still with us at present can play and raise money, open to public to play a match against another club legends team? At Bayview stadium I don't know if this was ever done or happen but would raise a few pound and idea for club to look into.
Get likes of Greig McDonald, Jim Butter, Garry o corner , Craig Wright, Craig o Reilly, shagger, jay smart, Michael hall, deuchar, Nicholas, div muir and manager Dave baikie.
Or another idea is that fans get together to take part in a event for the community/ homeless leading upto winter to sleep out for the night to raise money for the community at the stadium, everyone taking part will have a chance of a guide tour of Bayview stadium and meet one of the East Fife player, this would be volunteering for a day and won't be Saturday event. 40 quid for the event entry and tea and biscuits, bar upstairs only can be used until 12.
Players and coaches midweek weekly Q and A session on EFTV shown on website? Where players can interact with fans and answer questions.
How season tickets are no longer a bit of a paper for each game when the club can scan a credit card type season ticket with name and address at turnstiles saves paper use and how popular things would be.

Excellent ideas, although the Legends game may bring with it a nightmare around liability and insurance, although the Whitecaps here in Vancouver do a media match every year where we have to sign waivers for any bad things happening, so would be a way around it.

The community involvement from clubs over in North America is excellent and would be good to see East Fife more involved in such aspects, although more difficult with part time players.