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The thread discusses experiences and insights related to planning a fundraiser event for March of Dimes using Pampered Chef products. Participants share information about the commission structure, organizational benefits, and resources available for consultants.
Views differ on the specifics of the commission structure, with some participants confirming a 17% commission after reaching a certain sales threshold, while others suggest it may start at 15%. There is no clear consensus on the need to consult a director for fundraisers.
The discussion reflects personal experiences and insights from participants who are consultants, focusing on the logistics and details of organizing a fundraiser event.
Consultants looking for guidance on organizing fundraisers and understanding the associated commission structures may find this discussion helpful.
pclinskie said:Just do a live show or catalog show as normal. Organization gets paid 10% of product sales if show is less than $600, and 15% if over $600.
No host benefits.
You as consultant gets paid 17% on fundraisers
The March of Dimes Fundraiser Guide is designed to provide individuals and organizations with the tools and strategies needed to plan and execute a successful fundraising event. It focuses on raising awareness and funds for maternal and infant health initiatives.
Effective promotion can be achieved through various channels, including social media, email newsletters, local community boards, and word-of-mouth. Creating engaging content, sharing personal stories, and utilizing visuals can help attract more participants and donors.
There are numerous event options you can consider, such as bake sales, cooking demonstrations, charity auctions, or themed parties. The key is to choose an event that aligns with your audience's interests and encourages participation.
Pampered Chef products can be integrated by hosting a cooking demonstration or a party where a portion of the sales proceeds goes to the March of Dimes. You can also offer exclusive product bundles or incentives for attendees who donate or purchase items during the event.
When setting fundraising goals, consider factors such as your target audience, the size of your event, and the resources available. It's important to set realistic and achievable goals while also challenging yourself to exceed them. Break down the goals into smaller milestones to track progress and maintain motivation.