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A fundraiser is considered part of your show totals if both the show and the fundraiser are submitted within the same month. In this case, the show on May 1st and the fundraiser ending May 4th qualify. Fundraisers contribute to overall totals, but they incur a lower commission rate of 15% compared to regular shows.
PREREQUISITESEvent organizers, fundraisers, and anyone involved in managing shows and fundraising events who seeks to maximize their totals and understand commission implications.
Yes, a fundraiser can be considered a Pampered Chef show. It allows hosts to raise money for a cause while also showcasing Pampered Chef products to guests.
A fundraiser show focuses on raising money for a specific cause, whereas a regular show is typically centered around product sales for personal or gift-giving purposes. The structure may be similar, but the goals differ.
Yes, as a consultant, you can earn rewards from a fundraiser show just like you would from a regular show. The sales generated during the fundraiser will contribute to your commission and any incentives you may qualify for.
Pampered Chef fundraisers can support various causes, including schools, sports teams, charities, and community organizations. The flexibility allows hosts to choose a cause that is meaningful to them.
While there are no specific requirements, it’s important to communicate the fundraising goal clearly to guests and ensure that the host understands how the fundraiser works. Additionally, some consultants may have guidelines for setting up successful fundraisers.