[Nfbkabs] Meeting B. Fundraising--Jennifer Hall

[Jennifer Hall]

I like the cookie dough idea Scott presented.  I could think of a few people I know that might feel safe ordering from the efundraising for us.  I don't know if this is the appropriate time to share this, but I wanted to let everyone know how sorry I am that I did not get to sell the Home Interior Candles for the 2006 year.  The lady I was supposed to sell under never got the information to me.  I also was sick with brochitis on average every two months since last September.  This is something I still want to do for KABS on a yearly basis and if everything goes as I plan it for this year I plan on selling them in October so that people may be inclined to buy them for Christmas presents.  This is just a small token of my appreciation to KABS and what you guys have done for me.  

Also, I could set up a donation jar at the awareness events I have planned for this year. I would have really liked to finish selling the chocolate candy for KABS but it didn't work out getting it to the STARS conference.  What I am hoping though is that if the State decides to sell it again I hope they have it ready to give us at the convention.  Then, I can take a case of it home with me that weekend.  I sold a case for Murray at the Rock-A-Thon and my awareness event in Grand Rivers, KY.  My mom said she had several people come back in the bank wanting the candy.  Sorry, I am rambling.  Tese are just some thoughts to think ahead on and get ready for 2007.  

Take care,
Jennifer
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I like the cookie dough idea Scott presented.  I could think of a few people I know that might feel safe ordering from the efundraising for us.  I don't know if this is the appropriate time to share this, but I wanted to let everyone know how sorry I am that I did not get to sell the Home Interior Candles for the 2006 year.  The lady I was supposed to sell under never got the information to me.  I also was sick with brochitis on average every two months since last September.  This is something I still want to do for KABS on a yearly basis and if everything goes as I plan it for this year I plan on selling them in October so that people may be inclined to buy them for Christmas presents.  This is just a small token of my appreciation to KABS and what you guys have done for me. 
 
Also, I could set up a donation jar at the awareness events I have planned for this year. I would have really liked to finish selling the chocolate candy for KABS but it didn't work out getting it to the STARS conference.  What I am hoping though is that if the State decides to sell it again I hope they have it ready to give us at the convention.  Then, I can take a case of it home with me that weekend.  I sold a case for Murray at the Rock-A-Thon and my awareness event in Grand Rivers, KY.  My mom said she had several people come back in the bank wanting the candy.  Sorry, I am rambling.  Tese are just some thoughts to think ahead on and get ready for 2007. 
 
Take care,
Jennifer