Checking Logic: Is Sally's Fundraising Ethical?

[beepampered]

Can you tell me if I have this logic right and if this will work/is ethical?

Sally signs on as consultant from Saturday's fundraiser. Sally will host her own fundraising show/open house and put it in her husband's name so she'll still get commission. She wants the cookware special and needs money for her upcoming Cancer Walk.

Her walk will earn her 10-15% from PC and she'll earn 15%. She can also purchase the cookware for 60% off. Her husband could also purchase specials at upcoming shows that she does in the next few months. The host of the other fundraiser cannot purchase the cookware 60% off.

Also, do you have any welcome aboard emails that give them chefsuccess.com as a resource?

Thanks for making sure I've gotten the details correct....

 

[ljeffries]

Husband would not be able to purchase the host specials at upcoming shows if it is booked from a fundraiser.

 

[nikkijo]

What some will do for fundraisers is submit it as a cooking show and the consultant will take the host benefits (can still put in DH name for future hostess benefits) and write the charity a check for 20% of guest sales. The charity is coming out ahead because they are receiving a higher percentage.

Not all consultants agree with this, I'm just suggesting what my Senior Director gave us as an alternative option.

 

[chefann]

Husband would not be able to purchase the host specials at upcoming shows if it is booked from a fundraiser.

Lamar is correct. Instead of the usual booking benefit, fundraisers get an additional $3 for each booking.