Frequently Asked Questions
How to Fundraise With Our Lip Balms
What are the profit margins?
Canadian Fundraisers: Our lip balms are packaged in bundles of 4 that sell for $36 CAD and you keep 40% of that amount when you collect from your customer. That's $14.40 CAD for every bundle sold!
US Fundraisers: Our lip balms are packaged in bundles of 4 that sell for $28 USD each, and you keep 40% of that amount when you collect from your customer. That's $11.20 USD for every bundle sold!
What is the minimum order?
Our minimum order is 20 lip balm bundles, making this fundraising option accessible to even the smallest of groups.
How do we choose which lip balms to sell?
We've done that for you too! Our Fundraising Form features bundles of our top selling products that we know folks will love, as well as some irresistible seasonal favorites that are sure to tempt customers.
Can we order samples?
You sure can! Our Sample Bundle contains all three of our fundraising bundles and can be ordered by clicking here.
How much does shipping cost?
Nothing! Shipping is on us - all you have to do is sell the product.
How fast will my lip balms ship?
Once your order is paid, it will ship out in 5 business days, and typically arrive 5-10 business days after that.
What are my payment options?
We accept:
- Credit Card,
- PayPal,
- eTransfer, (Must be received before production starts.)
- Cheque (Must be recieved and cleared before production starts. Adds 5-6 business days to processing time.)
Taxes & Duties
Do I charge taxes when accepting orders?
Canadian Fundraisers: Whether you charge taxes to your customers will depend on your organization's status with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) as some organizations are exempt and others are required to charge taxes. The best person to chat with would be your organization's treasurer.
US Fundraisers: The best person to chat with would be your organization's treasurer as rules may differ by state and organization status.
Do you charge taxes on the final order?
Canadian Fundraisers: Yes, GST and the taxes that apply to your province will be paid on the final invoice. From there, if you have any exemptions, you can hold on to your receipts and claim with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).
US Fundraisers: Depending on your state, you may be required to pay sales taxes which will be collected by the shipping company.
Will I have to pay duties?
Nope! All US orders will ship duty-free. Depending on your state, however, you may be required to pay sales taxes which will be collected by the shipping company
Product Information
What ingredients are in your lip balms?
Theobroma cacao seed butter, cera alba (beeswax), cocos nucifera (coconut) oil, caprylic/capric/myristic/stearic triglyceride, natural aroma (flavor), tocopherol (vitamin E)
What are your flavors made of?
The natural aromas we use are derived from plants, vegetables or fruit and do not contain any artificial or synthetic additives.
Are your lip balms vegan?
Since our formula contains beeswax, it is not considered vegan. Otherwise though, the rest of our ingredient list is vegan.
Are your products peanut/dairy/gluten/egg/fish free?
While we don’t specifically add any peanut/dairy/gluten/egg or fish products to our formulations, some of our ingredients may have come into contact with these allergens while being processed by one of our suppliers.
Do your lip balms contain soy or sunflower oil?
Yes, our products do contain a small amount of soy and certain flavors may contain sunflower oil.
Do your lip balms contain other allergens?
We recommend that anyone with severe allergies not use our products as we can’t guarantee that the ingredients we use have not come into contact with any allergens while being processed by us or our suppliers.
Using cinnamon as an example, although we don't add cinnamon to any of our products, we do use natural flavorings that are made with components that could include cinnamon. Because the ingredients of the flavorings are considered to be a trade secret, our supplier cannot give us the complete breakdown of what is included in each one, only what they can certify is not found in the flavorings, and cinnamon is not on that list. So when a customer has a sensitivity, we recommend that they be cautious. Especially if a certain flavor (ex. chai) is known to have cinnamon or another spice in the actual real-life version, the flavoring very well could contain elements of that food that could cause irritation and we recommend avoiding those flavors.
The bottom line: if you’re in doubt, it’s best to avoid using our products