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Creating a Successful Calendar Fundraiser: A Step-by-Step Guide

Jenny Froh·June 20, 2022·2 comments

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Jenny Froh is a North Texas Pet Photographer based in Flower Mound, TX. In addition to working with countless rescues in her area, she also owns two preschools in the Dallas / Forth Worth area. Jenny is also a Founding Member of HeARTs Speak, and played an integral role in organizing and helping to grow our Artists Helping Animals program. www.jennyfroh.com

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  • dave berger
    2 years ago

    Terrific writeup, Jenny! I’m curious how (and how well) you estimated the number of calendars to print year #1. I’ve seen a shelter overestimate and end up trying to sell a bunch late in the year – at-cost.

    • JennyFroh
      2 years ago

      Hi Dave! This is really where the pre-sales come in handy. It helps gauge how much interest there is and how many you need to order. Most everyone that had their pet in the calendar ordered more than their free one. One person ordered 20 to give as gifts! If I remember, the first year we ordered 150 and ran out. The second year we ordered 200. You’ll know better after the first year how many you’ll need and based on pre-sales. The rescue I worked with gave calendars as donor gifts also. “If you donate $20, you’ll receive a free calendar”… that type of promotion. I hope this helped a little!

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