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The thread discusses whether fundraising totals should be included in the best show totals for Pampered Chef consultants. Participants share their views on the inclusion of various show types in these totals.
Views differ on the inclusion of fundraising totals, but several participants agree that all types of shows, including fundraisers, should be counted.
The discussion reflects personal experiences and opinions regarding the reporting of show totals among Pampered Chef consultants.
cmdtrgd said:...Each time you recruit someone (before you become a Director) you get 25 catalogs in the mail. When s/he qualifies (before going inactive) you get 2000 trip points and $50 PC...
cmdtrgd said:Nicole,
I was thinking that until my cat jumped on my keyboard...thanks for clarifying!
mom2leelee said:OK I'm totally confused about what happened to this post. Did anyone answer my question.....
I don't want to put my fundraiser total if everyone else isn't. I want to play fair.
mom2leelee said:OK I'm totally confused about what happened to this post. Did anyone answer my question.....
I don't want to put my fundraiser total if everyone else isn't. I want to play fair.
When calculating fundraising totals, you should include all sales made during the event, including product sales, any additional donations, and any special promotions or discounts that apply to the fundraising effort. Be sure to account for both direct sales and any online orders placed during the fundraising period.
Yes, you should include shipping and tax in the fundraising totals as they contribute to the overall amount raised. However, it's important to clarify with the organization you are fundraising for whether they want the total amount including these fees or just the product sales before tax and shipping.
When calculating your fundraising totals, any returns or exchanges should be deducted from the total sales amount. This ensures that the final fundraising total accurately reflects the net sales generated during the event.
If you have multiple fundraising events, it's best to keep separate records for each event. You can compile the totals from each event to provide an overall fundraising total, but make sure to clearly distinguish the amounts raised from each individual event for transparency.
While there is no strict format, it's helpful to present the fundraising totals in a clear and organized manner. You can use a simple table or a list format that includes categories such as total sales, shipping, tax, donations, and any deductions for returns. This makes it easy for everyone to understand how the total was calculated.