The thread discusses ways to promote the Help Whip Cancer (HWC) campaign, particularly focusing on options for donations beyond purchasing specific products. Participants share their experiences and suggestions regarding rounding up donations and other methods to contribute to the campaign.
Views differ on the effectiveness of promoting HWC products, but several participants agree on the availability of alternative donation methods.
The discussion reflects personal experiences and suggestions related to fundraising for the HWC campaign within the Pampered Chef community.
Consultants looking for creative ways to support the Help Whip Cancer campaign and seeking alternatives to product-based donations may find this discussion beneficial.
Jennifer E said:
Yes, you can round up for HWC (Helping Women Connect) during Pampered Chef parties by encouraging guests to round their total purchase amount to the nearest dollar. The extra change can then be donated to HWC.
You can inform your guests about the option to round up for HWC by mentioning it at the beginning of the party and including it in your follow-up communications. Make sure to explain what HWC is and how their contributions will help.
Yes, you can set a specific goal for rounding up for HWC. This can motivate your guests to contribute more. Share your goal during the party and provide updates on how close you are to reaching it.
The money collected from rounding up for HWC is donated to the Helping Women Connect program, which supports various initiatives aimed at empowering women and providing them with resources and opportunities.
No, rounding up for HWC is completely voluntary. Guests can choose whether or not to participate, and it should be presented as an option rather than a requirement.