Having a Christian fundraiser is useless if nobody knows that you are doing one.
What do you mean?
Let me explain. Your Christian organization may be starting the best fundraising program the world has ever seen. You may be raising money for the most worthy cause on earth. But if nobody participates, the fundraiser is a failure. You are left asking yourself where you went wrong; reevaluating your motives and questioning your judgment. The answer? you probably did not advertise.
Nobody can buy your products if they do not know you are selling. Nobody will donate money if they are uncertain of the cause. Advertising is a key element in Christian fundraising. You have to let your customers know exactly what you are raising money for; how their contributions will help.
When your organization or church starts their next Christian fundraiser, go all out! Make posters; print it in the weekly bulletin, the church newsletter. Send out emails and text messages. Let your congregation know by making the announcement in your Sunday morning service. Explain exactly what you are doing, why you are doing it, and when you are doing it. Let them know who to contact, how much they will potentially be investing, and why you need their help. The more they know, the more they are willing to help your group raise money for a good reason!
Our new $10 Simple Snacks Fundraiser offers 14 of today’s most popular munchies. This amazing yet simple selection of premium quality snacks includes nuts, trail mix, popcorn, gummy bears, and sour gummy worms. Combining the highest-selling snack items with a low price point creates a fundraiser that is sure to help you reach your fundraising goals. Our $10 Simple Snacks fundraiser has no upfront cost. Let us know how many participants you have, and we’ll send 1 order-taker for each of them at no charge.
What You Should Know
Our Simple Snacks fundraiser offers 50% profit on every item. You sell each snack bag for $10 so that is $5 profit on every item! This is an easy fundraising idea for all types of groups, whether you have 5 sellers or 500.
If you sell less than 150 bags of snacks, there is a $65 shipping fee. Orders of 150 or more bags of snacks will qualify you for FREE shipping.
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