Anonymous
12/02/2017 14:28
Subject: Fundraising at local restaurants
we have a chipotle one set up this week. yes, they give 50% of the proceeds. it is always our biggest moneymaker.
we used to do McDonald's night. They cut off that relationship a few years ago, though.
So far this year, we have done Corner Bakery and Jersey Mike's. Trying to do one per month.
We did Chick Fil A a couple years ago. They brought the cow to the school at dismissal that day. The kids LOVED that!
Our school is trying to do one per month this year.
We also have a week at Five Below set up
we used to do McDonald's night. They cut off that relationship a few years ago, though.
So far this year, we have done Corner Bakery and Jersey Mike's. Trying to do one per month.
We did Chick Fil A a couple years ago. They brought the cow to the school at dismissal that day. The kids LOVED that!
Our school is trying to do one per month this year.
We also have a week at Five Below set up
Anonymous
11/28/2017 15:48
Subject: Fundraising at local restaurants
No one seems to show up for our McDonald's ones. I might suggest Chipotle or chickfila.
Anonymous
11/27/2017 20:37
Subject: Fundraising at local restaurants
Chipotle is the best.
Anonymous
11/27/2017 19:29
Subject: Fundraising at local restaurants
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In our experience, Chipotle gives the most back. We will make $1000 there and only a couple hundred at other restaurants.
Yep. We just did chipotle, and they give back 50% of the proceeds.
Wow that's good to know
Anonymous
11/27/2017 18:41
Subject: Fundraising at local restaurants
Anonymous wrote:In our experience, Chipotle gives the most back. We will make $1000 there and only a couple hundred at other restaurants.
Yep. We just did chipotle, and they give back 50% of the proceeds.
Anonymous
11/27/2017 12:59
Subject: Fundraising at local restaurants
The high school fundraiser in '16 was at Ruth's Chris and it went very well!
Anonymous
11/27/2017 11:00
Subject: Fundraising at local restaurants
We make $200-$400 (sometimes more) off each one, so I'm glad we do a few of them. Good for the PTA, we'd likely be eating out anyway and my daughter loves to see her friends outside of school.
Anonymous
11/26/2017 06:27
Subject: Fundraising at local restaurants
Anonymous wrote:In our experience, Chipotle gives the most back. We will make $1000 there and only a couple hundred at other restaurants.
Ledo’s is also excellent. They are very generous.
Some of the smaller chains are terrible - if you forget to hand in the flyer they give you no credit. Once we got $11.
Anonymous
11/26/2017 02:28
Subject: Fundraising at local restaurants
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Np. Do they actually make money? People at our school were talking about doing it for community building/fundraising purposes. I did t know if they are better for one or the other.
Our school does them probably 5-6 times per year. They do make money; usually a couple hundred dollars per time. From what I can tell, they're pretty easy to set up and the restaurants like the free advertising. Our family especially liked it during Fall sports season, because my kids' practice times were later and it was convenient to stop in at the restaurant and pick up dinner (they will usually donate regardless of whether you dine in or carry out). Our school has done it at places like Panera, various sub shops, pizza places, and Chipotle.
Thanks for sharing!
Anonymous
11/22/2017 11:13
Subject: Re:Fundraising at local restaurants
Preschool fundraisers at Ledo's Pizza
Elementary at Chuck E. Cheese, Cici's Pizza Buffet, once at Silver Diner where teachers waited tables.
Elementary at Chuck E. Cheese, Cici's Pizza Buffet, once at Silver Diner where teachers waited tables.
Anonymous
11/22/2017 10:07
Subject: Fundraising at local restaurants
In our experience, Chipotle gives the most back. We will make $1000 there and only a couple hundred at other restaurants.
Anonymous
11/22/2017 09:55
Subject: Fundraising at local restaurants
Anonymous wrote:Our school always chooses McDonalds.. :-I
Our school has fundraisers at McDonald’s and Chik Fil A because that’s where the community shows up. We have HD events at more local non fast food restaurants who want to support the school, but those events have lower participation.
What’s your issue with McDonald’s?
Anonymous
11/22/2017 09:48
Subject: Fundraising at local restaurants
Anonymous wrote:Np. Do they actually make money? People at our school were talking about doing it for community building/fundraising purposes. I did t know if they are better for one or the other.
Our school does them probably 5-6 times per year. They do make money; usually a couple hundred dollars per time. From what I can tell, they're pretty easy to set up and the restaurants like the free advertising. Our family especially liked it during Fall sports season, because my kids' practice times were later and it was convenient to stop in at the restaurant and pick up dinner (they will usually donate regardless of whether you dine in or carry out). Our school has done it at places like Panera, various sub shops, pizza places, and Chipotle.
Anonymous
11/21/2017 23:50
Subject: Fundraising at local restaurants
Np. Do they actually make money? People at our school were talking about doing it for community building/fundraising purposes. I did t know if they are better for one or the other.
Anonymous
11/13/2017 21:52
Subject: Fundraising at local restaurants
Our school always chooses McDonalds.. :-I