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The thread discusses the financial responsibility for purchasing catalogs for a preschool fundraiser, with participants sharing their personal experiences and practices regarding this expense.
Views differ regarding who should bear the cost of catalogs, with some participants indicating it is a personal expense while others share varying practices without a clear consensus.
The discussion reflects individual practices and experiences related to fundraising for preschools, specifically regarding catalog expenses.
Consultants involved in fundraising activities for educational institutions may find the shared experiences and viewpoints relevant.
lovemytools said:I am getting ready to make a proposal to my daughter's preschool. My question is who pays for the catalogs? Does it come out of their final donation amount or is this my expense?
Many thanks,
Laura
The cost of the catalogs is typically covered by the preschool itself or through fundraising efforts. It's best to check with the preschool administration for their specific policy.
Yes, parents can often contribute through fundraising activities or donations. It's a good idea to discuss this with the preschool to see how you can help.
In many cases, catalogs are provided for free by companies like Pampered Chef as part of their marketing strategy. However, some preschools may choose to purchase them.
You can inquire directly with the preschool staff or administration. They should be able to provide information on how the catalogs are funded.
If you wish to help, consider reaching out to the preschool to offer your support or inquire about any ongoing fundraising initiatives that contribute to the catalog costs.