Online Help Whip Cancer Fundraiser

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Discussion Overview

The thread centers around planning and organizing an online Help Whip Cancer fundraiser, with participants sharing ideas, resources, and personal experiences related to the event. Discussions include requests for email templates and flyers, as well as suggestions for structuring the fundraiser.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, is organizing an online fundraiser called Pinkapalooza and seeks email templates for announcing the event.
  • Another participant expresses interest in obtaining a flyer for the fundraiser and appreciates the event name.
  • One participant shares a personalized flyer they received from their director, offering it as a resource.
  • Several users discuss the details of the fundraiser, including prize incentives for participants who collect orders or book parties.
  • One participant shares their experience of creating an email invite and requests feedback on it, while also expressing excitement about receiving a lanyard at the upcoming conference.
  • Another participant asks for clarification on what a lanyard is, indicating a shared learning experience among participants.
  • One participant appreciates the flyer shared by another and expresses intent to use it for their own fundraiser.
  • Several users mention their plans to incorporate the fundraiser into their own events, such as yard sales, and to promote it through various channels.
  • One participant suggests the idea of setting up an online show with evites for easier ordering.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

No clear consensus emerges, as participants express a variety of ideas and suggestions regarding the fundraiser's structure and promotional materials.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and resources related to fundraising efforts, indicating a collaborative environment focused on supporting each other's initiatives.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for ideas and resources for organizing their own Help Whip Cancer fundraisers may find this discussion beneficial.

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Brenda K.
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Hi everyone, I am going to do an online Help Whip Cancer Fundraiser. I am going to call is Pinkapalooza - I took it from another thread. Does anyone have an email that they already made up for the same type of fundraiser. If so could you PLEASE post or email me. Thank you. I want to do it as a fundraiser but I am going to give away prizes - put their name in the drawing if they collect $100 orders, book a party, etc.

Brenda K.
 
I would be interested in a flyer for that as well. I like the name.
 
Here is one that I got from my director and personalized a bit. I am not sure if this is what you were talking about but thought I would attach it just in case.
 

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Thank you Brenda. However, I need to be more clear about what I am looking for. I am actually looking for an email announcing the fundraiser catalog show. Thank you.
 
This is what I have. I just made it up. Please suggest any changes be made. I am planning to send it tomorrow. Is it selfish of me to want the HWC lanyard at Conference?!!

Anyway attached it and the word doc it 1.7 MB. I convert things to pdf using CutePDF printer and it just converts and makes the file way smaller and more managable. I would love to know what you all think.
 

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Sorry, but what is a lanyard?

Thanks!
 
It is the "necklace" that holds your id and ribbons at conference
 
Oh thanks Wendy....it was driving me crazy trying to figure out what it was! lol

July will be my first conference and everyone has made it out to be so exciting and fabulous! I can't wait! Whoo Hoo
 
Wendy, I think this is great!! You did a beautiful job (and, I'm telling you now, I'm going to steal it - I wasn't even thinking of doing my own HWC show, but you've changed my mind).

Here are some changes I would suggest:

With the help of our great customers were have raised 6.7 million dollars! (Should be "we"; might be more effective, though, to say "Our great customers have raised 6.7 million dollars." Maybe not - it's a matter of personal choice).

Approximately 1 in 8 women has a chance of developing invasive breast cancer in their lifetime. But thanks to early detection through regular mammograms and effective treatment, the 5-year survival rate has improved to 98%.* (Only one woman, so should be "her." Also, the asterick at the end doesn't match up to anything. You should add the corresponding footnote, or remove the symbol).

Again, this is a matter of personal choice, but the "discover the chef in you" is barely legible (actually, I think, as consultants, we can read it only because we know what it says). You might want to choose the logo which doesn't have the tagline.

If you're donating 25% of their orders, you'll be losing money. $100 order means $25.00 donation. However, you're only making 20% - 24% commission. Perhaps you want to base the donation on 25% of your commission. Also, you should make it clear that the $10.00 per show is for shows booked and HELD.

Adding the 24 hour cancer information line and the mammogram reminder is great.

I just read through what I wrote, and I apologize for sounding hyper-critical. These are only suggestions, and I really do think you did an awesome job!:love:
 
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NICE invite wendy!!! thanks for sharing
 
PampChefSarah,

Thanks for the changes and suggestions. As far as the 25%, I am planning to run this show as a Help Whip Cancer fundraiser and The Pampered Chef will donate up to 25% of the sales to ACS. Plus I am planning on making 27% in May without overrides.

The $10 is $7 from me. If they book a show from me it needs to be an actual date, I have a very low cancelation rate, so I am not too worried about it.

I do not mind the recommendations. That is what this site is all about. It is good to see it through someone else's eye. I am going to look again and make some changes.
 
cookingwithlove said:
As far as the 25%, I am planning to run this show as a Help Whip Cancer fundraiser and The Pampered Chef will donate up to 25% of the sales to ACS. Plus I am planning on making 27% in May without overrides.
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Ahh, even better!! Yep, I understand about the $7 for the booking. I was just thinking someone might book, change their mind, then still expect the donation to be made. Might be a good selling point to keep them from cancelling, if they do try, though.;)
 
LOVe this email invite. I plan on doing this also...Thanks for sharing!! I also plan on having the other invite at my upcoming yard sale and to folks I meet out and about. This is my first HWC and I want to sell at least 25 pink products.
 
Great flyer.............. thanks I plan to do this also.... I hope you don't mind if I use it also....
 
what about setting up a show online and sending evites ? Then they can click right to your site to order. ? just an idea.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Online Help Whip Cancer Fundraiser?

The Online Help Whip Cancer Fundraiser is a special initiative organized by Pampered Chef to raise funds for the fight against breast cancer. It allows participants to host virtual cooking shows where a portion of the sales proceeds is donated to organizations dedicated to breast cancer research and support.

How can I participate in the Online Help Whip Cancer Fundraiser?

You can participate by hosting an online cooking show through Pampered Chef. Simply contact a Pampered Chef consultant to set up your event, promote it to your friends and family, and encourage them to make purchases. A percentage of the sales will go towards the Help Whip Cancer initiative.

What products are available for purchase during the fundraiser?

During the Online Help Whip Cancer Fundraiser, you can purchase a wide range of Pampered Chef products, including kitchen tools, cookware, and recipe books. Many of these products are designed to make cooking easier and more enjoyable, while also supporting a great cause.

How much of the sales proceeds go to breast cancer organizations?

Typically, 25% of the sales proceeds from the Online Help Whip Cancer Fundraiser are donated to breast cancer organizations. This percentage may vary based on specific promotions or events, so it’s always good to check with your consultant for the exact details.

Can I make a direct donation instead of hosting a show?

Yes, you can make a direct donation to the Help Whip Cancer initiative without hosting a show. Many consultants can provide you with options for making a donation directly to the cause, ensuring that your contribution supports breast cancer research and awareness efforts.

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