Pricing for a non-profit event, how do you estimate? Thanks!!
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Pricing for a non-profit event, how do you estimate? Thanks!!
When you face paint for a non-profit event, how do you decide what to charge, etc.
Thanks so much!
I have never done any corporate events or festivals/fairs so I don't even know how to begin.
Thanks so much!
I have never done any corporate events or festivals/fairs so I don't even know how to begin.
Re: Pricing for a non-profit event, how do you estimate? Thanks!!
Regular hourly rate.
If they book 4 hours I charge them for 3.25 hours - that's the only discount I offer to non-profits that I am willing to support. I don't offer it to all that ask.
I used to offer a way larger discount, but decided I still worked just as hard or harder... so, this is it now.
If they book 4 hours I charge them for 3.25 hours - that's the only discount I offer to non-profits that I am willing to support. I don't offer it to all that ask.
I used to offer a way larger discount, but decided I still worked just as hard or harder... so, this is it now.
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Re: Pricing for a non-profit event, how do you estimate? Thanks!!
I used to give a bigger discount, but my calendar was filling up with so many of them that I wasn't able to book any full rate events. Now it is either 30% off of my hourly rate or I do PPF with 30% going to the charity if they have no budget for it. If neither of those works for them, I will sometimes donate a GC to their auction or prizes.
Re: Pricing for a non-profit event, how do you estimate? Thanks!!
I usually do only one or two a yr and keep a small amount for my time and paint used. Relay For Life is the one I do every year.
If I did more charity events, then I'd do a percentage. I feel like I'm giving back and that's what it's all about
If I did more charity events, then I'd do a percentage. I feel like I'm giving back and that's what it's all about
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Re: Pricing for a non-profit event, how do you estimate? Thanks!!
I discount 10% off from my hourly rate.
Re: Pricing for a non-profit event, how do you estimate? Thanks!!
Tanks so much for your input, I was contacted by St. Jude Hospital to paint for their walk, I have no idea how long will I be painting for, I have been to the LLS walk and I remember being there for at least 5 hours if not more, not sure about St. Jude's though.
It is hard to put a price because this is a charity dear to heart. I was thinking of just making enough to cover paints and time. Maybe I'll do my hourly rate and then donate part of it.
Oh, what a pickle.
It is hard to put a price because this is a charity dear to heart. I was thinking of just making enough to cover paints and time. Maybe I'll do my hourly rate and then donate part of it.
Oh, what a pickle.
Re: Pricing for a non-profit event, how do you estimate? Thanks!!
I charge $5 a face(eye designs to half faces) and then decide at the end how much I give to the charity, but it's usually a good chunk.
CottonKandyClown- Number of posts : 1109
Location : Williamson, WV
Registration date : 2010-06-25
Re: Pricing for a non-profit event, how do you estimate? Thanks!!
For hourly, I offer a 15% discount.
Re: Pricing for a non-profit event, how do you estimate? Thanks!!
I just wanted to say thank you for all the suggestions, after reading them i was able to email with my prices and guess what??? It looks like I'll be painting for the St. Jude's Walk in November.
So excited about this!!!
Thanks again!
So excited about this!!!
Thanks again!
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