We too are struggling with concepts. Currently we have a non-member price, a lesser member price (incentive) a student price and have added "pay more if you can, less if you cannot". Maybe not the best wording. We've been getting ~ $20-$40 in "over" donations which we track at the door.
On Sun, Sep 25, 2022, 10:59 PM Tepfer, Seth via Organizers < [email protected]> wrote: > In Atlanta for our contra dance, we are moving away from a set price to a > donation / sliding scale / pay what you can afford model. We are having a > surprisingly challenging time finding the specific language we would like > to use. It seems like every short pithy way we put it leaves some important > concept out. > > I'm curious - how many other dances out there are using a sliding scale or > donation model instead of one price for all? If so, what language do you > use on signs and advertising and at the door? Do you have a jar that people > put cash into, or do they still give the money to someone at the front > door? > > Does anyone have any data about whether this changes your usual gate > receipts - lower, same, higher - initially or over time? > > How do you handle the stigma of someone paying less at the door than your > 'suggested donation'? > > Other thoughts, comments, and experiences? > > Thanks > Seth Tepfer > > Seth Tepfer, MBA, CSM, PMP (he, him, his) > Senior IT Manager, Emory Primate Center > > _______________________________________________ > Organizers mailing list -- [email protected] > To unsubscribe send an email to [email protected] >
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