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Cookie Dough Fundraising
 Cookie dough fundraising is relatively new to
fundraising but is very popular today with many fundraising groups. It's
no wonder, since this is a simple concept with good profit that offers a
great choice of cookie flavors. Supporters seem to be enjoying the idea
of just scooping and baking their favorite flavors.
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How Does Cookie Dough Fundraising Work?
Using fundraising
order forms, your fundraising group members offer your supporters their
choice of cookie dough flavors. These can be old favorites like chocolate
chip, peanut butter, chocolate chunk and white chocolate macadamia. Some
companies offer special flavors like M&M's, Reese's Peanut Butter Cup,
Reese's Pieces, Hershey's Kisses just to mention a few. Each flavor
typically comes frozen in a 3lb plastic tub.
Once all orders are taken, the order forms are tallied and the
cookie dough is ordered. About two weeks later your cookie dough is
delivered and you distribute the dough to your buyers. The dough
arrives frozen and can stay frozen for many months after. Because it
is frozen some planning with your fundraising company is needed for
delivery day (SEE BELOW).
Most cookie dough fundraising tubs sell for $10. Expect to make
between 30 - 55% profit depending on how much sold. A group size
larger than 20 is recommended.
Advantages: No money up front
required and no risk of over-ordering.
Disadvantages: It can take a bit
longer to run and require a bit more planning
Cookie Dough Fundraising
Delivery Strategies:
Delivery day is a critical point in assuring a successful
fundraising drive, particularly when perishable food items are
involved.
Here are a few strategies they suggest when working with frozen
food products:
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Send reminder letters two to three days in advance of the delivery
with specific dates and times for product pick-up. And then
again the day before and the day of delivery.
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Stress the importance of being on time, allowing no more than
a four to five hour window for final pick-up.
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Select the coldest location available (out of direct sunlight
and heat) as the point of distribution.
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Use space blankets and/or sleeping bags to insulate the product
during the unloading process. If dry ice is used in the shipping
process, it requires extreme caution and should be handled only
by experienced carriers.
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To quickly contact no-shows, have on hand the phone numbers
of all parents scheduled to pick-up product.
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As orders are picked-up, remind parents to put the products
in the freezer as soon as possible. It may be a good idea to
include a written reminder with every order.
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Executing a successful fundraiser with a frozen food product
may require a few special considerations, but it is easily done
when working with an experienced fundraising professional working
with a reputable supplier. And the rewards are worth it!
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