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From the ever-successful candy bar fundraiser to new online fundraising ideas, the number of fundraisers can be overwhelming.
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All You magazine has exploded in popularity thanks to the combination of an economic crisis, coupon websites, and shows like Extreme Couponing. All You magazine can only be bought at Walmart or online.
** Click here to start your own online fundraiser at eFundraisingOnline with All You and over 600 other magazines.**
Groups and savings websites all over the country have caught on to the fact that eFundraisingOnline offers the best prices on over 600 magazines, including All You magazine at just $20 for 15 issues. That's just $1.33 for every issue of All You, stocked with coupons and easy tips on saving money - at Walmart, the magazine sells for $2.50. And it gets better: a 24 issue subscription costs $30 or just $1.25 per issue.
Whether raising money for disaster relief, sports teams, or schools, the popularity of All You magazine has groups flocking to eFundraisingOnline to start their own online fundraiser. Even though there are over 600 magazines on the online fundraising store, we are seeing dozens of groups posting about their All You fundraiser, because the coupons and deals are so useful.
Along with All You, there are over 600 other magazines at discounted prices. Everything is there - People, Time, The Economist, Sports Illustrated, Newsweek, Better Homes and Gardens, Southern Living, Parenting, Redbook, InStyle ... pretty much any magazine you can think of.
The online magazine fundraiser can be started by any group that needs to raise money for a cause.
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1. No Risk!
Cookie dough fundraising through facilitators like eFundraising often have no-risk or low-risk methods of bringing the dream of your cookie dough fundraiser to life. There is no payment up front, and no investment to be made outside of your supporters and team members’ responsibility to turn in the payment for their own purchases. You will only be invoiced for what you order, when you order, and only when you’re ready to order!
2. Free Shipping!
Can you imagine how much it would cost to deliver, for example, 20 cases of cookie dough? For 120 boxes (at 6 per case) the delivery fees would border on over $100 just to mail it to a commercial address, if not for the benefit of free shipping policies. As an example, eFundraising will offer free shipping for 20 cases or more. The best part is that it’s only $4.50 for each case you’re short, in the off chance that 20 is too many... yet another reason cookie dough is a fast growing fundraising opportunity among schools—Schools rarely order fewer than 20 cases. In some schools, 20 cases isn’t even enough for one classroom! A free shipping policy is always one worth taking advantage of and this is trending with many schools today.
3. Up to 55% profit
Cookie dough has a very high profit return among schools for a few key reasons. For one, schools have children and children love cookies! The profit generates itself with that kind of demand. What’s more, the low priced bulk ordering and free shipping services jump start the revenue potentials right from the beginning.
4. Choice and Variety!
Popular cookie dough brands that cater to the Fundraising business, like Otis Spunkmeyer, give their clients the choice and selection to suit the needs of parents, supporters, groups, teams and students with a specific preference for their palate! You might even have the option of pre-portioned ones, meaning they’re oven-ready. If that kind of convenience is what you’re looking for, you won’t need a cookie cutter… not even a spoon! The choice is yours.
5. Getting started is FREE
Most fundraising businesses will give you the ease of addressing all of your inquiries with one telephone call. One call to 1-866-891-0053 will yield free cookie dough fundraising brochures and kits that can be distributed to dozens, even hundreds of members within your campaign. If you don't end up doing the fundraiser, just send the brochures back.
How to start:
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With all of the different options available for schools to raise money, the candy bar fundraiser remains one of the most popular. Usually sold for $1 a bar, this fundraiser has the ability to generate huge profits quickly and easily.
Here are five reasons the $1 candy bar fundraiser has withstood the test of time.
1. Chocolate is a Crowd Pleaser
Most people truly enjoy chocolate, and even if they don’t, they’re sure to know someone who does. Candy bar-sized chocolate is inexpensive and easy to carry. The small portion size appeals to children and adults alike. Chocolate can also be sold throughout the year, unlike seasonal items, and scheduling your fundraiser around certain holidays can actually increase your sales. Valentine’s Day, Easter, and Christmas are all holidays where it’s expected to give and receive chocolate. Since chocolate is a universal crowd pleaser throughout the year, your organization will never have to persuade potential sponsors to purchase something they might not want. From the patriotic United We Stand One Dollar Bar to Hershey's to the classic World's Finest Chocolate fundraising bars, fundraising chocolate is something most people will go for.
2. There’s No Delay
Some people are hesitant to support fundraisers because they require payment in advance. Then they have to wait until the organization receives the shipment and delivers their purchases. The $1 candy bar fundraiser, however, offers immediate gratification. Since chocolate is easy for sellers to carry and transport, there’s no waiting involved for the sponsors.
3. Chocolate Bars Yield Great Profits
Chocolate bars are relatively inexpensive to buy, and organizations that sell them can yield huge profits. In some cases, groups can expect a 50% profit for every chocolate bar they sell. Candy bar sales are popular every year for their low maintenance and high profit margins. Few items are as easy to sell during a fundraiser as the $1 candy bar.
4. All Ages Can Participate
Chocolate appeals to every age, making it easy for students of all ages to sell chocolate bars. The low cost of each bar appeals to students from elementary school to high school, and parents can also help their children by selling the chocolate bars to their colleagues at work. Since chocolate bars are lightweight, even young children can sell them throughout the day without assistance.
5. Chocolate is Inexpensive and Practical
Whereas some fundraisers enable students to raise money because the items are expensive, chocolate fundraisers rely on their inexpensive costs to generate profits. Sponsors feel like they’re helping an organization without stretching their wallets, and generous sponsors are likely to purchase several chocolate bars at a time to share with their families and colleagues. The low cost will keep sponsors supporting your organization’s fundraising efforts year after year.
How To Get Started:
 There are 3 ways to get your candy bar fundraiser started:
1. Call 1-866-891-0053
2. Get a FREE product guide
3. Shop online
Or, learn more about the One Dollar Bar and other candy fundraisers from eFundraising >>
*** While the candy bar fundraiser has endured as one of the most popular fundraisers of all time, some health-conscious school districts are no longer allowing candy fundraising. The Association of Fund Raising Distributors and Suppliers maintains that most buyers of school fund raising products are adults, and restricting candy sales restricts one of the biggest additional funding sources for schools; however, in some areas the deal is already done, with even some states passing legislation. If your district restricts candy sales, there are several healthy fundraising options at http://www.usafundraising.com/fundraising-ideas/school-fundraisers/healthier-school-fundraising-ideas.html.
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The mouth-watering aroma of freshly baked cookies is hard to resist, yet busy families rarely have time to make these homemade treats.
Organizations that run a cookie dough fundraiser usually have an easy time finding customers. The tubs of gourmet cookie dough in premeasured, frozen amounts are easy to store, and people love being able to make bakery-style cookies in the comfort of their own homes.
Cookie dough fundraisers are popular for all organizations—from schools to sports teams—and can generate substantial profits. Here are five fundraising tips that will boost your group’s cookie dough sales and raise money for your organization.
1. Assign “teams” of sellers and offer a pizza party or additional incentive to the team that sells the most dough. Most people are naturally competitive, and transforming your fundraiser into a fun challenge will bring out the selling spirit in your group. Keep the teams aware of the other teams’ progress to ensure a friendly competition.
2. Give your sellers a goal well in advance. Calculate the amount your organization wants to raise from the cookie dough sales, and make your group aware of how much they need to sell to raise enough money. Find a fun way to keep track of your sales, and celebrate every time one of your sellers gets a large order. The excitement will be contagious, and your sellers will want to make you proud.
3. Buy tubs or boxes of dough before you begin your fundraiser and sell cookies at school events, malls, and other popular locations. Tell your customers that you plan to hold a fundraiser soon where they can purchase the same cookies, and get their contact information. You’ll spark interest and get people excited about your upcoming fundraiser. You’ll also have an idea of how many tubs to order later.
4. Order a few extra tubs and use them to make cookie samples. Have your sellers carry small cookie pieces with them when they ask people to buy dough. More people might be persuaded to purchase dough if they can taste the cookies ahead of time. Your sellers will also have an easier time talking to customers if they can offer them a sample.
5. If you have extra dough once your fundraiser is over, bake cookies and sell them individually at a well-attended sports game, bake sale, or school function. You could even use a fun cookie cutter to create shapes that remind people of your group. One of the best ways to attract potential customers is to bake the cookies in a small oven near your table. The warm smell of freshly baked cookies will keep them coming back for more.
Start a cookie dough fundraiser today. There is no cost to get started.
Get free cookie dough fundraising brochures by calling 1-866-891-0053 or get information online >>
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Melissa shows us just how easy it is to make yummy cookies from fundraising cookie dough.
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World's Finest Chocolate fundraising candy has become known throughout the United States and Canada as the fundraiser candy. Learn more about the world famous chocolate fundraiser.
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Many families will soon be stocking up on treats to fill up Easter baskets. Make the task easier with a Chocolate Easter Bunny fundraiser.
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