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Fundraising Percentages

We are looking at different fundraising options. If we sell a product, we keep X% of sales and the Fundraising Company keeps Y%. What is a typical X Y split? I know its different for each but what is the average or typical split.
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Hi there,
It's really hard to say what's typical because it depends on a number of things, including the type of products you 'd be selling and the contract put together with the vendor. So, we could say that for many product fundraisers, the range could be 30% to 40%, but, again, you could find companies that would offer lower and slightly higher than that.

Good luck!

Rose C.
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