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This thread explores questions and experiences related to the HWC guest specials, fundraising for the American Cancer Society, and the implications for hosts and consultants involved in such events.
Views differ regarding the specifics of host benefits during fundraisers and the visibility of total amounts raised, indicating no clear consensus on these points.
The discussion reflects personal experiences and questions from consultants regarding the HWC program and its fundraising aspects, particularly in relation to the American Cancer Society.
Consultants interested in understanding the nuances of HWC guest specials and fundraising practices may find this discussion relevant.
You can do a fundraiser for any organization any time but you can only sell the HWC products in May. Of course you can take orders for those products before May 1 but you can't order them until May. Be sure you tell those that might order them ahead that they won't get them until then.DSparks04 said:Can we do more then One Fundraiser for The American Cancer Society?? Or do we only do it in May???
My Mothe-in-Law has Breast Cancer and we were thinking about doing 2 Fundraisers for the Society one now and then one in May....
Thanks
If the show is a fund-raiser, the "organizer" (host) can purchase the monthly host special and if the show was booked from a previous show, that host can also purchase the monthly host special.KHocutt said:if a host decides to have a her show as a fundraiser for HWC do they forego their normal benefits? It just wasnt clear to me in the consultant's news. I'm assuming she would and then ACS would get the check, but if anyone knows for sure please let me know so I can start promoting this great fundraiser!
Sure that would be okay as long as the group agrees. This kind of fund-raiser is especially great for a day care, church, or any group that uses a kitchen.its_me_susan said:Beth,
Is it ok to book a fundraiser as a "show" ~ earning the host or team benefits (that can be used as prizes I suppose), and you can just donate your commission or take 15% of your commission and write a check to the organization that way? As long as you let guests know you'll be donating commission to the cause ~ I would think it would be ok.
Hmmm... I don't remember seeing that on PP but you can just figure 15% of the total guest sales or look at your monthly show summary - if you haven't reached $15000 in sales you get 15% commission for fundraisers which it the same that the organization gets.DSparks04 said:Will The total for the Fundraiser - like the Organization how much they get show any where on PP when you submit your orders? Does that make sense?
Again Sorry for so mant questions.....![]()
No, there is no specific limit on the number of items a guest can purchase during a Pampered Chef party. Guests are encouraged to buy as many items as they like to take advantage of the available discounts and promotions.
Yes, guests can order multiple items from different categories during a Pampered Chef party. This allows them to explore various products and find what best suits their cooking needs.
If a guest wants to order more items than are available, they can still place their order for the items in stock. If an item is out of stock, the consultant will inform them and may suggest alternatives or notify them when the item becomes available again.
Yes, guests can combine their orders with other guests to reach a certain discount level. This is often encouraged during parties to maximize savings and take advantage of group discounts.