Fundraising for preschools, mothers groups & kindergartens

[deccydoo]

Hi All, thanks for the great responses. I rang BoscoBear today, found their telephone number and website they have a 25% commission/rebate program and have labels, removable room art (which is kind of cool on their website, i really liked their jungle fever and farmyard kits) and personalised party invitations (non personalised options are also available. Does anyone know if 25% commission is good? As well as any tricks for young players that i should look for?

I also rang the markets to see if there was a supplier of cherries and mangos that i could talk to. They are out of season (or coming to the end of the season) and suggested manderins? I really am not sure if mandarins are as interesting as cherries and mangoes.

[Rouge]

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[Kailz]

Krispy Kreme does a great one -- Buy a dozen for $10 and sell them for whatever you want (usually $15). They also have cards where you pay $15 for it, and for every dozen you buy you get one dozen free. And also vouchers for $15 where you take the voucher into a store and get a dozen free.

Tupperware does something too?

[mrsmac]

25% is great from what I have seen with other fund raisers. We have done Krispy Kreme too but with more stores around now I don't think that would be as easy to sell. We also do a BBQ at a local hardware shop- have to book in advance but its a good money maker.

[feeb]

Mattel factory shop in derrimut do preschool fundraisers its only way peopel can get access to the shop is via a fund raiser not sure of profits bit a frineds organising one now for her soms play group.