Gold Buyer Party Planner

It's easy to imagine how these tough economic times must be affecting non-profits. When people are handing their pets in to animal shelters because they can't afford to keep them, you know that charitable organizations are under severe pressure.

An Avenue for Non-Profit Organizations

GoldBuyerPartyPlanner.com (GBPP) organized an event where a sponsoring non-profit organization — YMCA of Greater Seattle in this case — was the benefactor of a predetermined percentage of the revenue for the evening. Having non-profit organizations give a helping hand with organization and execution, GBPP was able to shave costs from the event and divert it to the YMCA.

Individuals who come to the party to sell their unwanted gold or damaged jewelry find it a compelling alternative to just sticking their property in the mail and hoping for the best. Giving a little to the community — effectively at no cost to the seller or buyer — while still getting enough cash to pay the bills, made it an attractive proposition.

So how does all that work again?

You'd be forgiven for believing that organizing a Gold Buying Party would be a challenge. Know that GoldBuyerPartyPlanner.com has the experience, marketing materials and entire kit to get you through the gold buying process from start to finish. Still, having the support — both logistically and in your neighborhood — of a non-profit organization will help you serve the community, your customers and the viability of your business.

Most importantly, however, it's a great opportunity to give something back to the community in these hard economic times. Remember, many non-profit organizations are affected negatively in two ways during a recession: Demand for their services increases, while at the same time, hitherto generous donors are under financial pressure to rein in their own spending.

To a seasoned organization like the YMCA, a hundred dollars can go a long, long way, especially these days. So when you can deliver several hundred dollars, perhaps more tha a thousand, to an organization like the YMCA, you can have a profound and positive effect on your community and on the lives of countless young people.