If you are pursuing the Fundraiser Business
Opportunity, you should assemble a Group Fundraiser Introduction
Opportunity Package.
Here is a list of some things that should be
included in each introduction pack to entice a group to book a
fundraiser with you.
It's important when assembling this packet to
make it look professional.
#1. Your professionally done business card.
(I always include 3 business cards)
#2. A Business introduction letter. Explain
who you are, what business you represent, your contact information,
your business hours and website address/email address.
#3. Fundraiser Program Introduction Letter.
This letter should thoroughly explain what
your fundraiser opportunity is all about. How much does the group
earn, how orders are collected, how orders are sorted & delivered,
etc.
#4. Group Benefit Letter.
I always include a letter on how the group
can benefit from holding a fundraiser. On my group benefit letter I
also add in a paragraph of how easy a fundraiser from my business
is.
This is your chance to connect with the group
on a more personal level. Tell them how this fundraiser program can
benefit their group!
example: buy more school supplies, more
athletic equipment, field trips, banquets & parties, awards &
trophies etc.
#5. Include 1-2 copies of your current
fundraiser catalog.
#6. If you have a brochure about your
companies fundraiser program include it.
If you offer incentives for the groups
highest sellers, then include a incentive sheet on what they would
earn.
#8. Include 1-3 copies of your fundraiser
order form.
Your company business opportunity flyer.
If you make up professional fundraiser
opportunity information packs more groups will book fundraisers with
you.
Article Written by:
Shelly Hill
Sr Executive Tupperware Manager
