Maximize Your Fundraising with a MEGA SHOW for RFL Teams: Tips and Tricks

[AlowayFamily]

Okay, so I jumped out and offered fundraising opportunities to local RFL teams. I found a letter on here that offered a MEGA SHOW for RFL teams. So I sent an email, and one of the local teams responded back that they would love to do the show.

Uh, yeah, now what do I do? How silly of me to offer something I don't know anything about. I am confident I will figure it out, especially with the help of the wonderful people on Chef Success.

Below is the message I sent to the RFL team:
For your Relay Teams I would like to offer a MEGA SHOW to help with fundraising efforts. I will provide the following for the MEGA SHOW:
Facility for the show
Refreshments
Quality Pampered Chef products to raffle at the MEGA SHOW
20% of the commissionable sales as a donation to your team

All they have to provide is the people. So do I present this just like a Fundraiser cooking show, and hope that I get the MEGA turnout? Do I offer to send them out with catalogs and gather orders? So I probably need to do that on the night I meet with the team captains so they can bring the orders back to me on the MEGA SHOW night.

Any suggestions you can offer would be greatly appreciated!

 

[pampermejolene]

Let us know how it turns out. I've heard a lot about the Mega shows but the idea scares me!
If I hear other people having success with them then maybe I'll try one one day.

 

[Juanara]

I was really pleased that being a Pampered Chef Consultant would allow me to offer fundraisers. I've just finished my first 30 days! I am already working with a support group and talking to another about raising funds for ovarian cancer.

I haven't seen any table talk or tutorials about fundraising. Do you have any tips?

What is a Mega Show?

How do the links between my PWS and the organization work?

How is the final cheque amount calculated. I don't want the organization to think that I'm profiting from the campaign, nor do I want to seem tacky by saying "i'm losing 5%", which seems to be what is happening.

And do fundraisers in Canada work the same as in the States?

Cheers