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jwpamp said:I usually try to have at least one fundraiser going per month. I talk them up at my shows, ask my guests at checkout what groups they are involved in and suggest that we do a fundraiser to raise money for them.
They are really easy to do -- I pack a catalog, cover letter and 10 order forms in a manilla envelope with a Pampered Chef sticker on the outside of it. Each participant gets one. I make myself available to speak to the group, but haven't had many ask me to....everyone knows how to collect orders!
Can you post a copy of your cover letter, please?
ragschef said:Can you post a copy of your cover letter, please?
jrstephens said:I cannot get a fundrasier b/c our percentages are so bad that no one wants to do them. I stopped marketing them and will just mention them if I am around somone who might be intersted. At first I sent letters and catalogs to local schools but when that got zero response after a couple of tries I stopped wasting my catalogs.
How many of you are asked for donations?
One way to market your fundraisers is by using social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. You can also reach out to local businesses and community organizations to see if they would be interested in partnering with you or promoting your fundraiser. Additionally, word of mouth and personal invitations can be effective in getting people to book fundraisers.
During the holidays, people are often looking for ways to give back and support their community. To increase interest in your fundraisers during this time, consider offering holiday-themed products, promoting the fundraiser as a way to give back during the season of giving, and utilizing holiday-related hashtags and messaging in your marketing efforts.
One strategy is to offer incentives for people who book fundraisers, such as a discount on their own purchase or a free product. You can also reach out to past customers or supporters and ask them to host a fundraiser. Additionally, networking and building relationships with potential hosts can help to increase the number of bookings.
To increase the success of your fundraisers, make sure to have a clear and compelling message about the cause or organization you are fundraising for. Provide high-quality products or experiences for the hosts and their guests. Also, be organized and communicate effectively with the host to ensure a smooth and successful event.
If you are not the host of a fundraiser, you can still benefit by building relationships with the hosts and guests. Offer your support and expertise during the planning and execution of the fundraiser, and follow up with the host and guests after the event. This can lead to potential future bookings and referrals for your fundraisers.