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This thread discusses experiences and inquiries related to organizing a fundraising table at Walmart to sell Help Whip Cancer (HWC) items. Participants share their thoughts on logistics, product selection, and the process of securing a location for the fundraiser.
Views differ on whether it is acceptable to sell only HWC products or if other items can be included. There is no clear consensus on the best approach to ordering quantities for the fundraiser.
Participants share personal experiences and insights based on their local Walmart policies and community dynamics, highlighting the variability in fundraising practices.
Consultants considering fundraising opportunities at Walmart or similar venues may find the shared experiences and inquiries relevant to their planning processes.
Really? It is only the HWC products? He knows it's for PC? I'm surprised by this because my mom used to be a manager at Walmart in CA and said they wouldn't let you put a PC catalog in the lunchroom because it was a conflict of interest since they also sell kitchen tools. Maybe it is a regional thing? I wanted to check with my local Walmart but based on what my mom said I thought it was going to be a lost cause. Guess I better go check it out! Thanks!dawnsclassycupboard said:You just go to your local Walmart and ask for the fundraiser coordinator. I told him that I was doing a fundraiser for breast cancer and he told me what days he had available. It was as easy as that. I couldn't get a Saturday so I opted for Sunday.
CarlyK said:I was thinking about calling my loca Wal-Mart last month, but after talking to my bank, I got a bit discuraged because they totally nixed the idea because although I was donating my commission, they said that it felt like I was pressuring people to buy stuff to support this.
But I think that I shall call my Wal-Mart tomorrow as well and see what they say. If people ordering are local, I could always have it delivered to my house and then arrange pickup / drop-off.
LakesideMom said:Really? It is only the HWC products? He knows it's for PC? I'm surprised by this because my mom used to be a manager at Walmart in CA and said they wouldn't let you put a PC catalog in the lunchroom because it was a conflict of interest since they also sell kitchen tools. Maybe it is a regional thing? I wanted to check with my local Walmart but based on what my mom said I thought it was going to be a lost cause. Guess I better go check it out! Thanks!
A Fundraising Table at Walmart is an event where Pampered Chef consultants set up a display to showcase and sell products, with a portion of the proceeds going to a designated charity or organization. This allows customers to support a good cause while purchasing high-quality kitchen items.
During the fundraising event, customers can order HWC items directly from the Pampered Chef consultant at the table. The consultant will provide a catalog of available HWC products, and orders can typically be placed on-site or through a follow-up order process after the event.
While HWC items are often sold at regular prices, some fundraising events may feature special promotions or discounts. It's best to check with the Pampered Chef consultant at the table for any current offers or incentives related to HWC items.
When HWC items are sold at the fundraising table, a percentage of the sales goes directly to the chosen charity or organization. The consultant will keep track of sales and ensure that the appropriate donation is made after the event concludes.
Yes, if you miss the fundraising table event, you can still order HWC items online through the Pampered Chef website or by contacting the consultant directly. Be sure to mention that you want your purchase to contribute to the fundraising effort, as this may affect the donation amount.