kaseydee
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Booked a Fundraiser at a Show Does Host Get Anything?
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Discussion Overview
The thread discusses the benefits that hosts receive when a fundraiser is booked from their show. Participants share their understanding of the policies regarding host specials and booking benefits in relation to fundraisers.
Discussion Character
- Opinion-based
- Anecdotal
- Technical explanation
Main Points Raised
- One participant, identifying as a consultant, mentions they have never done a fundraiser and questions whether the original host receives any benefits.
- Another participant expresses uncertainty, suggesting that since money is donated to the organization, the host may not receive anything.
- One participant states that the host can receive the 60% off special only.
- Another participant clarifies that if the fundraiser host booked off the original host's party, then both can receive the Host Special.
- One participant notes that the organizer can get one booking benefit from all shows booked, along with the host special from the fundraiser month.
- Another participant acknowledges a misunderstanding about the booking benefits, stating that the original host does not receive any booking benefits from the fundraiser.
- One participant explains that while the original host can get the host special as a guest, they are not eligible for booking benefits from shows booked from the fundraiser.
- Another participant shares their experience with a fundraiser, noting discrepancies between guest sales and commissionable sales due to host specials being included in guest sales totals.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Views differ regarding the specifics of what benefits the original host receives from a fundraiser, with some participants believing they receive the host special while others clarify that booking benefits do not apply.
Contextual Notes
Participants are sharing personal experiences and interpretations of the policies related to fundraisers and host benefits, reflecting a range of understandings within the community.
Who May Find This Useful
Consultants interested in understanding the implications of booking fundraisers from their shows and the associated benefits for hosts may find this discussion relevant.
DessertDivaFL
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lauradahl
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kaseydee said:
The host of your fundraiser gets to take advantage of the Host Special! It's a little gift for the organization of the event.
If I understand your question completely, you are wondering about the PAST host? If the "fundraiser" host booked off of the original host's party, then yes, the original host can get the Host Special as well! So both of them can get the Host Special! HTH~
Jolie_Paradoxe
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Jolie_Paradoxe
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DebbieJ
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Yes, the booking benefit still applies to the original host. She can get the host special as a guest.The fundraiser chairperson can also purchase the host special. However, she is NOT eligible for any booking benefits if shows are booked from the fundraiser. Instead, PC donates $3 for each booking.
BlessedWifeMommy
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One thing to add. I just did a fundraiser and couldn't figure out (well at least for an hour) why the guest sales were more than the commission-able sales. I knew that I didn't get commission on the sales of the host special, but there was still a difference.
Turns out that when you have your host (organizer) and the past host order the host special, both of those amounts count in the guest sales. So when you are looking to see if your fundraiser is meeting the $150 minimum or the $600 level for increased %, look at the guest sales number, and encourage the host specials to be used.
Hope that makes sense.
Turns out that when you have your host (organizer) and the past host order the host special, both of those amounts count in the guest sales. So when you are looking to see if your fundraiser is meeting the $150 minimum or the $600 level for increased %, look at the guest sales number, and encourage the host specials to be used.
Hope that makes sense.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the host receive when a fundraiser is booked at their show?
When a fundraiser is booked at a host's show, the host typically receives a percentage of the sales generated from that fundraiser. This can be in the form of free products, discounts, or credit towards future purchases, depending on the specific policies of the Pampered Chef consultant and the fundraiser's structure.
Are there any additional benefits for the host if a fundraiser is successful?
Yes, if the fundraiser is successful and generates significant sales, the host may receive additional rewards such as bonus products, increased discounts, or even exclusive offers from Pampered Chef. The exact benefits can vary based on the consultant's discretion and the total sales amount.
Can the host choose which charity or organization the fundraiser supports?
Yes, the host usually has the option to choose the charity or organization that the fundraiser will support. It's important for the host to communicate this preference with the consultant to ensure that the fundraiser aligns with their goals and values.
Is there a limit to how many fundraisers a host can book?
There is generally no strict limit on how many fundraisers a host can book; however, it may depend on the consultant's schedule and availability. It's best for the host to discuss their plans with the consultant to coordinate multiple fundraisers effectively.
What happens if the fundraiser does not meet a minimum sales requirement?
If the fundraiser does not meet a minimum sales requirement, the host may not receive the expected rewards or benefits. However, many consultants will still offer some form of appreciation for the host's efforts, such as a small gift or discount on future purchases, even if the fundraiser falls short.
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