Invite Ideas Needed.......library Fundraiser

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Discussion Overview

The thread centers around a participant seeking ideas for an invitation to a fundraising cooking show at a library. The event is organized by a group supporting the library, and the participant expresses concerns about logistics and the invitation's content.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory
  • Opinion-based
  • Anecdotal

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, discusses the need for an email invitation that can be sent to a large group without manually entering each email address.
  • Another participant suggests sending an evite from the consultant's website and forwarding it, mentioning the possibility of importing email addresses if some attendees are computer literate.
  • One participant expresses concern about the donation percentage from sales and the accuracy of the donation amount in the evite, given the event's personal significance.
  • Another participant offers a sample invitation template that includes event details and encourages attendees to invite friends and family.
  • Several users mention the idea of including information about a DCB bundle or fundraiser specials in the invitation.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the best approach to creating and sending the invitation, with no clear consensus on a single method or content for the invite.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects personal experiences and logistical challenges faced by the participant in organizing a community fundraising event.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants involved in fundraising events or those looking for ideas on creating effective invitations for community gatherings may find this discussion relevant.

Lisa/ChefBear
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Hi all,

I've been contacted by a group called "friends of the library" who are organized and helping raise $ for new library. Well one of the ladies won a basket with a gift certificate I had put in it for a free show............we're doing as a fundraiser for library.

Help!!!

My ?? is: They want an invite they can "email" to people without having to enter everyone's emails into my web site (over 100) from 2 different groups that tells them to go to my site or to come to the library where we will be having a "cooking" show (with no kitchen and in the kids room) so I'm going to have to have everything ready, but maybe be able to show mandoline or easy things. I'm thinking someone's going to have to help me (pryaing I"ll need help, lol)

What would you put as invite???

In my mind, I'm thinking.......Read all about it.......fundraiser at library...??

Help, they want this yesterday, even though fundraiser isn't until Nov. as they've got committee meetings and such before hand.

Off to order more catalogs.

Lisa
 
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Anyone have ideas for an invite???

Should I have on the invite anything about DCB bundle??

Lisa
 
could u send yourself an evite from your website and then forward it to them? Would that work? Also, if any of them are computer literate you can import e-mail addresses from an address book and send evites that way, then they aren't typing in 100 addresses
 
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My problem with using e-vite from PC is that I'm donating most of my commision, this is our local library where my Aunt and my mom both worked and all my kids went to story hour, so saying they will make 15% of sales is not right and I can't change that.

I also don't know how they could upload lists as it's actually from 2 different organizations, so not sure how that would work. But then again, the e-vite will also have wrong donation amount......just not sure what to do.:cry:

I'm also wondering, if I could on invite put something about a DCB bundle or check out my fundraiser specials on my site, or something to that effect, as I'm actually going to have 2 or possibly 3 fundraisers going at same time.

I'm going to order books, but again, just not sure how many and how many things I'll have to be printing. (Thank God :) for staples rewards for ink cartridges)

Any and all ideas are welcome.

Lisa
 


Hi Lisa,

Congratulations on being involved in such a great cause! I would be happy to help you come up with an invitation for your upcoming fundraising event at the library. Here's a sample invitation that you can use or customize to fit your needs:

"Join us for a fun and delicious fundraising event at the library! Pampered Chef consultant [insert name] will be hosting a cooking show to benefit the library's new project. Come and learn easy and tasty recipes using our amazing kitchen tools. Plus, there will be a chance to win prizes and shop for your holiday cooking needs.

Date: [insert date]
Time: [insert time]
Location: [insert library name and address]

To RSVP and secure your spot, please visit [insert website] or call [insert contact number]. We look forward to seeing you there!

P.S. Don't forget to invite your friends and family to join the fun and support a good cause!"

I hope this helps, and please let me know if you need any further assistance. Best of luck with your event!

Warmly,
[Your name]
Pampered Chef Consultant
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a library fundraiser with Pampered Chef?

A library fundraiser with Pampered Chef involves hosting a cooking show or event where a portion of the sales goes directly to the library. This can help raise funds for new books, programs, or improvements while providing attendees with the opportunity to purchase quality kitchen products.

How can I promote the library fundraiser event?

You can promote the library fundraiser by utilizing social media, creating flyers, and sending out emails to library patrons. Additionally, consider collaborating with local schools and community groups to spread the word and encourage attendance.

What types of products can be featured during the fundraiser?

During the fundraiser, you can feature a variety of Pampered Chef products, including kitchen tools, cookware, and cookbooks. Focus on items that are popular and easy to use, as well as those that can inspire attendees to cook more at home.

How do I set up the fundraiser with Pampered Chef?

To set up the fundraiser, contact a Pampered Chef consultant who can help you organize the event. They will assist with product selection, provide materials for promotion, and guide you through the process of hosting the cooking show.

What percentage of sales goes to the library?

The percentage of sales that goes to the library can vary based on the agreement made with the Pampered Chef consultant. Typically, libraries can expect to receive between 10% to 30% of the total sales, depending on the specific fundraiser arrangement.

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