Setup Your Fund-Raiser

Each school can use two different web addresses, one for the school hot lunch program and the second for school fundraising. This separation of the two programs ensures that your revenue is tracked correctly and allows you to have different administrators for the hot lunches and for the fund-raisers thus avoiding confusion.

The fund-raising team has their own schedules, suppliers, products, order forms and even their own account balances and optionally different payment rules. Most schools prefer to not accept PayPal for all fund-raisers so you have the flexibility with two web sites to manage the payment rules and features separately from the hot lunch program.

Single User ID for Parents

Parents register once at the primary web site, add their children and can optionally place hot lunch orders. To access the fund-raiser web site there will be a link from the "LOGIN" and "HOME" menu tabs to access the second web site and the parents same user id and password will work on the fund-raiser web site.

Customer Orders

After logging into the fund-raiser site parents can place orders using their existing children's entries or a parent can create a customer entry to place an order for relatives, friends or co-workers. Each order will have a total so that the parents can easily track the amount of money to collect from their "customers".

Order Distribution

The system will generate receipts or packing slips for each order so that you can easily distribute the orders to each family.

Accounting and Revenue

The use of a separate web site means that you can track your revenue and collections separately from the hot lunch money and ensure that all monies are assigned correctly. Each parent will have a single account but purchases and payments made on the fund-raising site are kept separate for ease of tracking.

Fund-Raising Companies

Lamontagne Chocolate Inc.

The company's aim has always been to provide schools, non-profit community groups and sports teams easy and profitable fund-raising solutions. In 1980, Lamontagne Chocolate offered its clients one product: the famous Lowney chocolate bars which sold for $1.00 and were personalized with the selling organization's name.

The chocolate product line has increased from one to 14 regular products, plus a complete line of ORDER TAKER BROCHURES incorporating over 100 items, as well as a new UNFROZEN COOKIE DOUGH.

In 1996, Lamontagne Chocolate acquired Chocolat Jean & Charles of Montreal. Our manufacturing facility now employs over 100 people, and relies on state-of-the-art production equipment.

Web Site: http://www.lamontagne.ca/