CAIR (Council of American Islamic Relations) has developed a comprehensive 'A to Z' Ramadan Kit, which assists a masjid or Dawah organization in holding Iftar and other dawah related events.  This is a 14 page guide and can be accessed via their website at:
http://www.cair.com/pdf/Sharing_Ramadan_06.pdf

2. Volunteer in Dawah Activities:
Assistance of all Muslims is needed in physical arrangements, receiving non-Muslim guests, providing them company during Iftar, giving them tour of the Masjid etc.

3. Carry and pass out Islam and Ramadan Brochures:
Brochures on Ramadan are available from IIIE (The Institute of Islamic Information and Education) and can be printed out via their website: www.iiie.net.  Brochures can also be obtained from ICNA by calling 877-WHY-ISLAM or 1-800-662-ISLAM.

4. Share Islam CDs:
This is an age of iPods (100 million iPods sold as of now), CDs & DVDs.  Purchase Dawah related media items or burn your own CDs of non-copyright lectures to pass out to non-Muslims.

5. Host dawah booths and tables in Malls, Flea Markets, in front of Masajids and any public place.

6. Dawah Booth in Public Libraries
Libraries are receptive to hosting Islamic items in their main display booth.  Alhamdulillah, our public library in Skokie agreed to display Islamic items with just one call and an email.  Contact the Public Relations personnel of your public library for such a request.

7. Submit Ramadan Articles to Media & Invite Media on Ramadan Events:
Publication ready Ramadan article is available by contact: sabeeldawah@yahoo.com.

8. Set personal and team goals. 
Make an intention to arouse the interest in Islam of at least thirty non-Muslims and pass out Quran translations or Islamic brochures to them.