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| Fundraising FAQ |
| Fundraising FAQ |
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Q: How do I find out about the possibility of holding a fundraiser or book signing event?
Q: How much money is required out-of-pocket for a fundraiser? Q: Is volume purchasing available for our gift shop or book store? Q: What is the lead time to hold an event? Q: How does one plan their event with their Church or Organization? Q: I'd like more information. Can you discuss some of the possibilities with me? Q: How do I find out about the possibility of holding a fundraiser or book signing event? A: Simply e-mail (contact@finaldetails.net) or call us @ 1-866-706-5690. We'll be happy to answer all of your questions and discuss the possibilities personally and individually. Back to Top Q: How much money is required out-of-pocket for a fundraiser? A: No up-front money is required for the books for a fundraiser or book signing event. Books are delivered to you for selling at the event. Additional orders can also be taken for future deliveries. Shipping, handling, and expenses are to be pre-paid. Back to Top Q: Is volume purchasing available for our gift shop or book store? A: Yes. Discounts are given based on volume. All books purchases are subject to shipping and handling charges. Back to Top Q: What is the lead time to hold an event? A: Usually, events can be facilitated in several weeks, based on availability of books and the Author's schedule. Back to Top Q: How does one plan their event with their Church or Organization? A: After a date is set, the Church should publish the information in several of their bulletins, post notices, etc. A presentation of approximately 20-30 minutes by Pastor Morrie on the value of such information is given, followed up by your Senior Pastor/Organization Leader. Back to Top Q: I'd like more information. Can you discuss some of the possibilities with me? A: Certainly, we'd be happy to answer all of your questions personally and individually. Just contact us and you will see how beneficial this book will be to your loved ones, friends, and organization. Back to Top |
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