Car Wash Fundraisers on Sunday instead of Saturday; Does It Make Sense?

Most people know that a Sunny Saturday is the best day of the week to have a car wash fundraiser. But what if you raid data recovery ntfs have a car wash fundraiser on a Saturday? What if the business location you have available is too busy on Fridays and Saturdays, but it can be used on Sunday? What if Detvuwsg location is a very busy location? Could a car wash be done on a Sunday instead asks a group of Professional Models raising money for a cause?

Well, personally I have done many car wash fundraisers on Sundays and it can work although not as well. Why you ask? It is because most carwashes are busy on Fridays and Saturdays and a lot of people wash their own cars for the weekend. Therefore, so many people who actually DO wash their cars (I mean just look as some of those dirt bombs out there would you?) already have them cleaned and this eliminates some of your potential traffic of course.

Now Atom Ant Secret Squirrel Show seeing as the place is hopping on Fri and Sat days and nights this can help you alert people to come on Sunday to the car wash too by handing them flyers and letting the business commercial van insurance help with pre-car wash publicity. I discuss this as well in my free book on this How to Run a Successful Car Wash Fundraiser:

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Also it might be wise to think selling pre-sale tickets, as this could be a great idea actually, due to the fact that a few models may be selling the tickets and they can offer tickets at the company. You know when we did Cheerleader Car Washes they always did well and maybe that can make up for the Sunday wash instead of the busiest Saturdays although Sat from 10 am to 2 pm really would be the best. Please consider all this in 2006.

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