[Cash-and-caring] Introduction and a question: Tupperware fundraiser

[Ramona Walhof]

Robert, I believe that some chapters have used Tupperware as a fundraiser.
There may be several ways of doing it.  The way I am familiar with is to
have a distributor do a party. Orders can be taken outside the party for a
short time.   There may be other ways shown on their Website.  

 

Let us know if you find new ideas, and especially, if you do something that
brings in more than 200 or 300 dollars.  

Ramona

 

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Hello:

 

     First, an introduction; I am Robert Jaquiss, the affiliate secretary
for the NFB of Oregon and the Vice-President of the Linn-Benton chapter. 

 

     My question is; Has anyone tried using Tupperware's fundraising
program? If I read correctly, 40% of the proceeds benefit the fundraising
organization. I know Tupperware products are expensive, but they do seem to
last very well. I wanted to get an opinion before proposing this as a
possible fundraiser. Thank you.

 

Regards,

 

Robert

 

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