First Name |
Erin |
Last Name |
McCall |
E-mail |
beaumontkinclub@gmail.com |
Club Name |
Kin Club of Beaumont |
District # |
4 |
Number of Members |
10 or less |
Community Size |
Small community (less than 20,000) |
Community Type |
Urban |
Project Name |
Holiday Candy Cane Grams |
Type of Project (check all that apply) |
Virtual Project/Event |
If other, please describe |
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Was this project a fundraiser? |
Yes |
Description of project |
Sold flavoured regular sized candy canes through our facebook page. 1 for $3 or 2 for $5. Allowed the purchasers to customize with a special holiday message than would label and had the Club and Kin Kids deliver locally to their door. Those purchasing were required to provide the recipients Name, Address for delivery, and optional message, all of which would be tied with a ribbon and card onto the Candy Cane. |
Service Hours |
21-50 |
Did you leverage this project as a way to recruit new members? |
Unsure |
If you answered yes to the question above, please explain: |
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How was this project promoted in your community? |
Through word of mouth and our Facebook webpage |
What were some challenges you faced with this project, and how could your project be improved? |
Due to unpredictable winter weather and limited club members we had to restrict our delivery range to city limits which did not allow for outlying acreages surrounding our small city to be included and there was no pickup option the first year of the project. |
What was the approximate budget for this project? |
Less than $1,000 |
If the project was a fundraiser, what were the sources of revenue for this project? |
Sales of the Candy Canes |
If this was a fundraiser, how much money was raised (minus expenses)? |
$0-$1,000 |
What were the expenses for this project? |
Initial Candy Canes purchased from Candy Warehouse, ribbon, cardstock, tape |
Is there anything else you would like to share that would assist another club in duplicating this project in their community? |
Be sure to specify delivery dates from the beginning and try to group candy canes by neighborhood for easier delivery in sections. |