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CELPIP 4-5 Response
CELPIP 7-8 Response
CELPIP 10-12 Response
Revised Celpip 4 - 5 response I think have a dinner party is better than chocolate selling. Because having more benefits for the workplace fundraising project. Let me to explain the reasons. At first, if the company have dinner party in local restaurant it can raise the money soon because it is 30$ for each guests while selling is 2$ and takes a long time to have $1000. Actually party process is giving money to restaurant but we are able to reach the budget faster for helping community. In other hand, for chocolate sells you have bought it first is itself money and makes the fundraising late. According the announcement we need it in two months. By the way the guests can invite and have fun in event more and it is good to make friends. It is incredible for relationship too. Considering this reasons I think holding a dinner party is more effective than the another one. I am happy you give chance to me to write about my opinion in the issue. And I hope it is a great option for the workplace fundraising plan. Again it is my opinion I am here supporting the company’ s decision.
Revised Celpip 7 - 8 response Personally, I believe the first option that is selling chocolate bars for 2$ each to family members and friends is better because of some related reasons. At first, if you think carefully, by choosing chocolate bars and selling them, we can easily make up the budget soon. Imagine all company’s members are doing this task. So how easy is it to satisfy the people buy the bars. Also, it doesn’t take effort to book a restaurant for holding a dinner party. You can make sure you are not spending extra money to fundraise for the workplace. Secondly, by choosing to sell chocolate bars, you can feel relaxed because the company itself doesn’t need to spend another money for a restaurant to invite the guests. Since inviting needs invitation cards and some money involving for the book of place. And these are expensive nowadays. Therefore, if you consider these reasons, you prefer have a chocolate to sell of holding a dinner party and raise money in this way. Thank you for giving me the chance to describe my own idea about the project, and I will always support the workplace when needed.
Revised Celpip 10 -12 response From my point of view, after considering both options carefully, I would like to help plan and host a dinner party rather than selling chocolate bars. Although selling chocolate seems convenient, I believe holding a dinner party with the charge of 30 $ per guest is more beneficial for the fundraising process due to some reasons. Firstly, the occasion of party hosting allows for a more social and engaging experience. It provides an opportunity for colleagues, and family to come together and have fun in the company. Unlike selling bars, which is more of an individual task, a dinner party encourages interaction and fosters a sense of community. Moreover, it allows us to showcase our culinary and create a memorable event for all participants as well as a target to raise the budget. On the other hand, it has more potential to raise the amount needed in a shorter period of time. We are naturally able to approach the aim more efficiently by this project. It additionally helps us tap into a larger network of donors. Furthermore, as you all believe, this party organisation can easily support local businesses. By hosting the ceremony at a local restaurant, we will contribute to the community by boosting their revenue and promoting their services as well. Considering these mentioned reasons, I am entirely confident that this action brings the benefit within the deadline for our workplace fundraising project. This is my personal opinion, and I will support whatever final decision is made.