Capital City Gymnastics Centre in Edmonton raised over $4000. Money raised through fundraising will be used to purchase new equipment for the gym, maintain current equipment, provide additional coach development, and help keep gymnastics fees affordable.

Name and organization: Capital City Gymnastics Centre, Edmonton.

Sales of 492 tubs of cookie dough raised $4000 in profit.

Interview with Fundraising Coordinator Extraordinaire Lia.

1. How many participants in your group? This fundraiser was open to both our competitive and recreational programs which comprise of approximately 700 CCGC members
2. We are fundraising for? Fundraising activities are an important source of revenue and are essential to the financial viability of the various programs at CCGC. Money raised through fundraising will be used to purchase new equipment for the gym, maintain current equipment, provide additional coach development, and help keep gymnastics fees affordable.
3. How was your customer experience using Indeygo? Our customer experience with Indeygo was excellent! There was great communication with the Indeygo team throughout our fundraising campaign!
4. What advice can you give to other groups for best success using Indeygo? Follow the Indeygo fundraising campaigning tips! Those were very helpful! Also, advertise, advertise, advertise on social media, email, posters, and word of mouth! We also incentivized our fundraiser by offering 2 chances to win a $50 gift card of the winner’s choice. This added some fun to the fundraiser rather than making it feel like an obligation to our members! One of our winners sold 56 units! Our CCGC family is AMAZING!
5. What is your favourite cookie dough flavour? Anything with chocolate. So, I’m looking forward to my Indeygo Oatmeal Coconut Chocolate Chunk!

Thank you to everyone at Capital City Gymnastics Centre!

The Indeygo Team 🙂