What Can I Include on Gift Bag Flyers for a Charity Running Event?

[ChefEsther]

Hi, hoping I can get a few suggestions from everyone!

A friend of my family's died in a tragic accident last year and she left behind a 2 month old & her husband. She was an avid runner & was planning a local run for kids - to promote physical fitness & raise money for the big brothers/big sisters... It was cancelled last year and the family has decided to go ahead this year & dedicate the entire event in her memory.

I am unable to attend, but would have offered to donate for the random prizes drawn from the participants & an item for the gift bags. The Prize I have under control, but am wonder about the gift bags - about 300 of them. Usually for a smaller event, I would include a recipe card & a gift certificate (10% off through me). But for 300, I will use one sheet of paper, use both sides, and put a gift certificate on one side & what on the other side??? A recipe, a teaser for the new catalogue, opportunity info, hosting info??? IS there one fly that can do it all? What if I divided the sheet in half & had 4 sections??? Am I making this more complicated yet? lol

Any suggestions/links for great flyers would help. I am heading into work, but will browse tonight when I get home. They are doing the bags starting on Monday, so I have time to figure this out & photocopy them all. I do have the gift certificates redeemable only through me so I hope to see some return however this is a charity very close to my heart & I want to support them in whatever way I can.

TIA

Esther

 

[chefann]

Here's one I've used in the past that has a little of everything on it. Feel free to change it up. In fact, it's old enough that you're going to have to make sure everything is up to date anyway. There are several mentions of items that are no longer in the catalog.http://www.chefsuccess.com/attachme...rtunity-need-your-ideas-please-fair-sheet.docThe big blank area at the top is for a business card. And I would run these off on colored paper with black ink, so the copying costs were minimal, too.

 

[ChefEsther]

Thanks, Ann!