Can a Customer Change a Cooking Show into a Fundraiser?

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Discussion Overview

The thread discusses the implications of a customer wanting to change two cooking shows into fundraiser shows, focusing on the differences in commission and potential benefits for both the consultant and the customer.

Discussion Character

  • Opinion-based
  • Anecdotal
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant notes that the commission is lower for fundraisers compared to cooking shows, suggesting that cooking shows may yield more benefits in terms of free products for the host.
  • Another participant shares their experience that fundraisers can lead to high sales and increased exposure, which may offset the lower commission.
  • One participant mentions the personal connection the customer has to the fundraiser, as it supports a cause important to her due to her daughter's health issues.
  • Another participant questions why the customer does not combine the two shows into one fundraiser to achieve a higher percentage of proceeds.
  • One participant explains that the customer prefers to keep both shows separate for a more personal experience before the larger fundraiser event.
  • Another participant inquires about the possibility of booking additional fundraisers off an existing fundraiser to increase donations.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the benefits of cooking shows versus fundraisers, with some participants emphasizing the advantages of cooking shows while others highlight the potential of fundraisers for community engagement and exposure.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects personal experiences and opinions regarding the dynamics of cooking shows and fundraisers within the context of Pampered Chef events.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants considering the implications of transitioning cooking shows to fundraisers or those interested in understanding the commission structure related to such events.

Becky0216
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I have a customer who booked 2 shows from me. A cooking show and a fundraiser cooking show.
She just called me and asked me to make them both fundraiser shows. Does this affect anything for me? I know it affects their incentives, but what else is different.
 
Your commission is different. You get less. Is there a reason she doesnt want FREE products? Personally I think you get more when you have a cooking show. The % that goes to the fundraiser, I think personally is low. This way if she does a cooking show (where people generally spend more) she can get free products and perhaps make the products into gift baskets and raffle them off that way (and get more money).

JMHO, HTH
 
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She is doing the fundraiser for March of Dimes. It is very close to her because she has a daughter who was 8 weeks pre mature. She has tons of health and development problems. So she said she would rather all the money go towards the cause. I understand that completely, but am trying to think of a way to sway her into keeping the cooking show.
How much less is the commission?
 
Your commission per dollar sold is lower with a fundraiser but potential for high sales makes that up and you are potentially getting your name out to way more people. I always use them to get bookings. PC gives the group $3 for each booking and I give them $$ when the bookings are held - depending on the sales at the show when it is held. They love the extra donation coming in later and the new host loves that she is getting tons of products free and is helping her group.
 
Why is she not doing them as 1 fundraiser? That way she can acheive the higher pecentage easier.
 
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She wanted to do one closer to the event. Thats in April. Then She has a cooking show scheduled for the 8th of march. I guess cause she already has them booked, she wanted to keep both. I have to call her, but wanted to know the difference first. Some of the same people will be at both. But I think she wants a more personal show first. The the fundraiser one was supposed to have 25-30 guests.
 
Sounds like a good plan! Can you book a fundraiser off a fundraiser? If so, that would give her an additional $3 for her April fundraiser.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a customer change a cooking show into a fundraiser?

Yes, a customer can change a cooking show into a fundraiser. However, this typically needs to be done before the show takes place. It's important to communicate with the Pampered Chef consultant to make the necessary arrangements.

What steps are involved in changing a cooking show to a fundraiser?

To change a cooking show into a fundraiser, the customer should first contact their Pampered Chef consultant. They will need to discuss the details, including the organization that will benefit from the fundraiser and any specific goals or requirements for the event.

Are there any specific requirements for a fundraiser through Pampered Chef?

Yes, there are specific requirements for fundraisers through Pampered Chef. The organization benefiting from the fundraiser must be a recognized nonprofit, and the consultant will need to ensure that all guidelines are followed to ensure a successful event.

Will the fundraising event have different benefits compared to a regular cooking show?

Yes, fundraising events may have different benefits compared to regular cooking shows. For example, a percentage of the sales may be donated to the designated organization, and there may be specific promotions or incentives available for fundraising events that differ from standard shows.

Can customers still earn host rewards if they change their cooking show to a fundraiser?

Yes, customers can still earn host rewards when changing a cooking show to a fundraiser, but the rewards may vary. The consultant will provide details on how the host rewards will be calculated based on the sales generated during the fundraiser.

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