What Makes Kitchen & Home Spring Fundraiser Unique?

Two reasons schools choose Charleston Wrap.

Suppose you’re looking for a spring fundraiser; no matter how exhaustive your search, you’ll probably find that most spring brochures are similar. You’re then forced to look past the brochure and decide based on other differences.

For example, how well do you like the company fundraiser representative, or are there any distinctions that can be made between the prize programs?

An argument can now be made for a spring fundraising brochure that can distinguish itself from the rest of the pack. Charleston Wrap has become known for its Kitchen & Home brochure, which was only recently offered in the fall. In January, they’ll be introducing their spring 2016 version.

So what makes a Kitchen & Home spring fundraiser stand out?

Charleston Wrap Uses Better Suppliers

The difference between the kitchen & home line is in the product selection and the value. Charleston Wrap uses exclusive overseas wholesale manufacturers that supply them with ‘Williams-Sonoma-like’ knockoffs. The advantage is the quality is very similar. You’re just not paying for name-brand products.

The result is better value for the customer. Most companies deem this type of merchandise to be too expensive for a brochure fundraiser. They can’t offer it because they haven’t figured out how. Well, Charleston Wrap has. The pricing in their brochure is comparable to other company brochures.

Historically there were only two choices: 1.) Offer a brochure with expensive items, or 2.) Settle for razor-thin profits. In other words, no money would be left over for the fundraising company or the school. That’s why companies haven’t attempted this sort of thing before.

Better Quality Products at Comparable Prices

Charleston Wrap can offer much better products than the average company but at comparable pricing. The results of their fall kitchen & home brochure have been remarkable. Schools have been reporting a significant increase in sales and a very high customer satisfaction rate.

Most people are tired of students showing them the same brochures containing cheap products they’ll never use. Yes, it’s a fundraiser, but is that an excuse for donating for something that will end up in the trash?

Charleston Wrap has separated itself from the competition by offering a better quality product line. The real winner, though, is the end user. They’re the ones who will certainly buy again the next time around. And think about how schools will benefit as the word continues to get out.

See our Spring Fundraiser Brochures

Author Bio

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.