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Begin by telling people what you offer. Tell them at your shows, at your local schools and daycares, at your local churches, scout groups. Put a note up on the local community board. Put together a letter - there are some posted on this site to give you a start.TinasKitchen said:I'm in the middle of my first SS and I have no idea on where to begin to have a fundraiser. I'd love to be able to help someone out in any way I can. Any ideas?
No, the math is as follows:TinasKitchen said:Thank you Beth. I only had my own show so far and I have my first outside cooking show in 2 wks.. I'll have to try to remember to fit that in.
So in other words if someone would like to do a fundraiser say for cheerleading. I can ask 40 moms (and only 1/2 will do it?) to sell at least $100 worth of products in outside sales. The proceeds will give them $1500? or is that what I have to figure out? how many sell $100 and what percentage does P.C. give to them? And I get commission on their sales?
Sorry for the questions.. just trying to get myself straight on it so I seem to know what I'm talking about lol
TinasKitchen said:Ok so the 15% is for the organization and then I get 15% of the total sales too..
20 x 100 = 2000 x 15% so both of us would get $300 profit on $2000 sales.. am I correct?
Why do I feel so dumb right now? lol
The first step is to identify a cause or organization that you are passionate about and would like to support. Then, reach out to them and ask if they have any ongoing fundraising opportunities or if they would be open to partnering with you to start a campaign. It's also important to set a fundraising goal and create a plan for how you will reach it.
One effective strategy is to host a fundraising event, such as a bake sale or silent auction. You can also sell products or services, such as Pampered Chef products, with a portion of the proceeds going towards your cause. Another strategy is to reach out to friends and family for donations and ask them to share your campaign on social media.
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It's important to keep track of all donations and expenses related to your campaign. You can create a spreadsheet or use a fundraising platform to track this information. It's also helpful to set a timeline and create a schedule for tasks and events related to your campaign.
Showing gratitude to your donors and supporters is crucial for building relationships and encouraging them to continue supporting your cause. You can send personalized thank-you notes, share updates on how their contributions have made a difference, or even host a special event or party to celebrate their support.