Woo Hoo! Just Scored a Great Relay for Life Lead!

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Discussion Overview

This thread centers around participants sharing their experiences and leads related to fundraising for Relay for Life events. Several users express excitement about their involvement and seek advice on how to navigate the fundraising process.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant shares their excitement about a lead from a local Relay for Life event and their goal to achieve TPC in sales through fundraisers.
  • Another participant mentions starting a Relay Fundraiser and expresses enthusiasm for their new endeavor.
  • One user discusses a lead with the March of Dimes and hopes for a positive outcome after providing information for a fundraiser.
  • Several participants ask questions about the Help Whip Cancer (HWC) fundraiser and its relation to Relay for Life fundraising goals.
  • One participant expresses concern about offering HWC items as door prizes for their Relay for Life event and seeks feedback on potential issues.
  • Another participant, who has not yet done a fundraiser, inquires about the process and seeks pointers from others who have experience with cooking shows for Relay for Life.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the specifics of how HWC fundraisers interact with Relay for Life events, with some participants providing clarification while others seek further understanding. No clear consensus emerges on the best practices for fundraising.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and inquiries related to fundraising efforts for Relay for Life, highlighting a range of approaches and levels of experience within the community.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants interested in fundraising for Relay for Life or those looking for insights on navigating similar events may find the shared experiences and questions relevant.

DebbieJ
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I saw in our local little paper that our local Relay for Life is starting to organize teams and their kick off meeting is Wednesday. So I called the local ACS office to let them know that PC offers fundraisers. The gal I talked to sounded very excited and invited me to come to the team captains meeting later this month!

I am aiming for TPC in sales this year and figured that scoring a few fundraisers this spring would be my only hope. I am so excited what this could mean for me!!!!
 
I know how you feel Debbie! I just started a Relay Fundraiser this week! I WAS so excited to get it!

Good Luck and keep up posted on if you get it and how it goes!
 
I have a lead with the March of Dimes... The AFB here is forming a group to walk and they are wanting to do a fundraiser... so I gave the girl all the info and she said she would get back to me!! I hope it goes my way.
 
That is so cool. I have a question, as this will be my first year doing this, and don't know how HWC works.Can a May Help Whip Cancer fundraiser to go toward a Relay team's/individual's fundraising goals?
 
KimmyDarling said:
That is so cool. I have a question, as this will be my first year doing this, and don't know how HWC works.

Can a May Help Whip Cancer fundraiser to go toward a Relay team's/individual's fundraising goals?

No because if we label it a Help Whip Cancer fundraiser the money goes directly from Home Office to the American Cancer Society. In a couple of months you will see when you click on type of show in PP besides Fundraiser, a Help Whip Cancer Fundraiser option.

You can sell during May any of the HWC items at any type of show. These items can boost the sales for the Relay if it is a regular fundraiser as they too will get a portion of the sales as part of their fundraising. The ACS makes out great that way in the long run.

I hope you understand what I am trying to say Kim.
 
I am doing Relay for Life in my area. I am offering two door prizes that will include a couple of the HWC items. Does anyone think I might run into a problem with that? I will be ordering the items myself, it wont be part of the fundraiser sales.
 
Cookingfool said:
I am doing Relay for Life in my area. I am offering two door prizes that will include a couple of the HWC items. Does anyone think I might run into a problem with that? I will be ordering the items myself, it wont be part of the fundraiser sales.


You should not have a problem with that at all. Anyone can buy the products. Good luck with your relay!!:)
 
I too have a great lead for Relay for Life. But I've not done a fundraiser yet. Can somebody tell me what they do? I'm invited to their kick off meeting tuesday, but I can't go because I have class. The lady I talked to is very excited about PC and offered to make sure my info was availabe to all of the teams. I'm assuming this will be like a catalog show....do any of you do cooking shows for Relay for Life? I'd really appreciate any pointers sent my way.
 

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How can I leverage my connection to Relay for Life to boost my Pampered Chef sales?

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