Fundraising for Humane Society & Pampered Chef: Get Feedback on My Crazy Idea!

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Discussion Overview

The thread explores ideas and experiences related to fundraising for animal shelters using Pampered Chef products. Participants share their thoughts on organizing events that benefit both the humane society and Pampered Chef, along with personal anecdotes about similar initiatives.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant shares a proposal to collaborate with a local humane society for a fundraiser, suggesting online orders and offering a portion of their commission to support the cause.
  • Another participant mentions the existence of resources related to pet-themed parties and expresses intent to share them.
  • One participant expresses enthusiasm for the fundraising idea, emphasizing the importance of clearly communicating how funds are allocated to avoid confusion.
  • A participant describes their involvement in a dog walk event aimed at raising funds for both humans and animals, highlighting their preparations for the event.
  • Another participant recounts their experience of reaching out to a struggling animal shelter with a letter and including a recipe postcard as part of their fundraising efforts.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the specifics of fundraising strategies, but there is general enthusiasm for the idea of combining Pampered Chef products with charitable efforts for animal shelters.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and ideas related to fundraising events, focusing on the integration of Pampered Chef products with animal welfare initiatives.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants interested in fundraising ideas or those looking to engage their communities through charitable events may find the shared experiences and suggestions relevant.

CynthiaJohnson83
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I have this crazy idea and I wanted to get feedback on what other people thought. The local humane socity is having a fundraiser in may (walk for the animals). My idea was to go to them and see if they wanted to have a fundraiser with pc. There wouldn't be a show and the only thing I would pass out would be a flyer, and they would order online. I know that they don't make much with the fundraiser, so I would give a chunk of my comission as well. The great thing is that may is hwc month and when people bought things they would be helping out two causes. My plan was to also gather up recipes for pet foods and treats that can be made with pc products. Make it more for the pets. What do yall think? Anyone done a fundraiser like this? Any feedback would be great.
 
I'll have to dig through my files, or even check here, but somewhere there is a file that has to do with parties for your pets. If I can find it I'll post it here.

I'll look.

Lisa
 
I think this is a great idea! Just make sure that you spell out exactly what money goes to what cause so people don't get confused. Maybe have an example saying the order was HWC cake decorating stencils and HWC clips ($10)---$2 goes to ACS and $1.00 or $1.50 goes to humane society. Maybe an example without HWC products so they can see that more is going to humane society?? Good luck and let us know how it goes!Gillian Wright
#417481
Wasilla, Alaska
 
Here in NY we are having a dogwalk at 2 different places on May9th. 1 is in Manhattan & the other at Bear Mountain State Park. We will be walking to help find cures for Humans & Animals as well:D . I hope my old girl can hold up. Shes gonna get a big Doggie Bag of stuff. I still havent figured out yet how I'm gonna get bookings, but I'll have all the clothes,hat,sweatshirt,tote bag etc...&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& its for a GREAT cause:D
 
I just did something, because I knew that the one animal shelter in my area has been struggling, but I sent them a letter explaining about the fundraiser. I then enclosed that awesome fundraiser brochure that I found that someone here made. I took one recipe from the Pampered Pooch recipes, printed it as a postcard, and then cut them out with some curvy side scrapbooking scissors, and enclosed it with the info.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the idea behind fundraising for the Humane Society using Pampered Chef products?

The idea is to leverage Pampered Chef's high-quality kitchen products to host a fundraiser that benefits the Humane Society. By organizing a cooking show or an online party, a portion of the sales can be donated directly to the Humane Society, helping them with their mission while also promoting Pampered Chef's products.

How can I get started with a Pampered Chef fundraiser for the Humane Society?

To get started, you can reach out to a Pampered Chef consultant who can help you set up the fundraiser. You'll need to choose a date, decide whether it will be an in-person event or an online party, and promote it to your friends, family, and community. Make sure to communicate that the proceeds will support the Humane Society to encourage participation.

What types of Pampered Chef products are best for fundraising events?

Popular products for fundraising events include kitchen tools, cookware, and bakeware that are both useful and appealing. Items like stoneware, cooking gadgets, and recipe books tend to attract attention. Highlighting seasonal or themed products can also boost interest and sales during the event.

How much of the sales proceeds will go to the Humane Society?

The percentage of sales that goes to the Humane Society can vary based on the agreement with the Pampered Chef consultant. Typically, a portion of the total sales—often around 10-15%—is donated to the charity. It's important to clarify this with your consultant before the event to set clear expectations.

Can I promote my Pampered Chef fundraiser on social media?

Absolutely! Promoting your fundraiser on social media is a great way to reach a larger audience. You can create event pages, share posts about the products, and highlight the mission of the Humane Society. Engaging visuals and personal stories can help draw attention and encourage more people to participate in the fundraiser.

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