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Why Not Do a Cookie Mix Fundraiser?

By Clay Boggess on Jun 17, 2014
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Why Not Do a Cookie Mix Fundraiser?

When a cookie mix sale is worth considering.

Cookie dough has been a strong seller for many groups over the years. Previous drawbacks to dealing with frozen merchandise have significantly been minimized because most school fundraising companies can now prepack it by the seller. This has made distribution at delivery much more accessible.

In addition, some cookie dough offers a little more flexibility than frozen food because it can be left unrefrigerated for longer before it’s sent home. Frozen cookie dough is even more convenient because it also comes preportioned. All you have to do is thaw and bake. So why not do a cookie mix fundraiser?

Cookie Mix is Easy to Handle and Distribute

Even though frozen cookie dough is prepacked by the seller, cookie mix doesn’t require any special handling. What if sellers don’t pick up their frozen orders on delivery day? You’ll need to make arrangements for temporary storage in a refrigerator.

Plus, you may be able to control the distribution of your merchandise from the school, but what about getting the cookie dough from the seller to the end customer? There are a lot of potential variables that can happen along the way.

Cookie Dough Order Requirements

Because it’s more costly to ship frozen products, most suppliers have higher minimum shipping order requirements that must be met. This makes it harder for smaller groups to meet the minimums.

Most mix brands are simple to prepare and already thawed once egg and butter are added. This makes a cookie mix fundraiser an ideal choice.

See our cookie dough fundraisers.

Author Bio Clay Boggess, Author

Clay Boggess has been designing fundraising programs for schools and various nonprofit organizations throughout the US since 1999. He’s helped administrators, teachers, and outside support entities such as PTAs and PTOs raise millions of dollars. Clay is an owner and partner at Big Fundraising Ideas.

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