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New, Healthy Fundraiser!
The Mathisons, founding family of Stemilt, have been growing premium apples and pears in eastern Washington since the early 1900s. Now, Washington Youth Soccer clubs and associations have an opportunity to raise funds by selling boxes of premium-quality Stemilt apples and pears. Aside from getting healthy fruits into other people’s hands, the best part of this fundraising program is that the club/association will receive a 33 percent profit on each box of healthy fruit that is sold. With boxes ranging from $25-35, that’s a profit range of $8.25-$11.55 per box. As you might imagine, profits can add up quickly! How to get a Bountiful Fruit Fundraising program started:
Here are a few of the most commonly-asked questions: How much money does my organization make for selling this fruit? You earn 33-percent off of every gift box sold. Most gift boxes are sold at $25, which means your organization makes $8.25/box (or 33 percent). A few gift boxes are sold at $35, which means your organization makes $11.5/ box (or 33 percent). When does our organization get the money for this fundraising program? Immediately! Checks should be written out to your organization’s name. That means you get your money up front. After you have all your orders in and have collected the money, you place your order and pay us for the fruit. When will the fruit be delivered? For this fundraiser, clubs and associations will have until Sept. 30 to make their sales and submit their order to Stephanie. Fruit will then be delivered on a predetermined date between Oct. 16-31. How is the fruit delivered? We will charter a truck to deliver the fruit direct from our Wenatchee fruit-packing facility. It doesn’t get any fresher! Will the fruit arrive fresh? You bet. You will be receiving fruit directly from us – since the day the fruit was harvested it’s been carefully stored at 34 degrees to keep it fresh and tasty. There is no middleman with us; you are buying direct from the grower. 125 of our gift boxes fit on one pallet, and 24 pallets can fit on a truck, so we can fit quite a bit of fruit! How do you keep the fruit from being damaged in transit? Each gift pack of fruit is packed in a one-layer box that has a soft tray that molds to the fruit – this keeps the fruit from rolling around and provides cushion for the drive to your drop-off point.
I don’t know anything about these apples, can you give me some more information?
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SO DON’T WAIT ANY LONGER! SIGN YOUR CLUB OR ASSOCIATION UP AND BEGIN SELLING JUICY, DELICIOUS, HEALTHY FRUIT TODAY! |
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