What percentage of the money customers spend on the product is profit for CSSB members and the band? 

The number is variable - anywhere between 15% and 40%.   With some companies it is a set amount regardless if we sell 5 items or 500 items.  Other companies will increase the percentage of profit earned if we sell more product. 

What percentage of the profit made from fundraising by my CSSB member goes to the band and what percentage goes to my CSSB member? 

80% of fundraising profit made by a CSSB member when fundraising goes to their account and can be used towards Tour Fees or Membership Fees.  20% of fundraising profit goes to the band.  

If my CSSB member is going to Stampede Showband next year, will any balance in my fundraising account transfer over? 

No.  They are completely separate entities.  

If my CSSB member is going to Showband or will not be returning to CSSB next year, can I donate any balance in my fundraising account to another CSSB member ie a friend or a sibling? 

Credits in a CSSB member's account cannot be donated/moved to another CSSB member's account. 

What if my CSSB member isn't going on tour? 

If a CSSB member does not go on tour this year, they can use the credits towards next season’s membership fees.

If a CSSB member knows they will not be going on tour and is not returning to CSSB but wants to help a friend or sibling earn fundraising credits, the CSSB member completes the fundraising and submits all orders under the name of the friend or sibling. 

How to I find out what fundraising credits/profit I have earned? 

The fundraising coordinator is able to access your fundraising credit/profit balance.  Please send an email to obtain this information.

How to I find out what is still outstanding on tour/membership fees after fundraising credits are taken into account? 

This information is only available via the Office Administrator.