Events

1. Campus Pop-Up Events

• Late-Night Study Snacks: Set up the cart outside libraries or study halls during finals or midterms to offer late-night treats like cookies, brownies, and pastries.
• Welcome Week: During the first week of school, offer free samples or discounted baked goods to new students. Partnering with student organizations or residence halls can boost visibility.

2. Sports Games and Tailgates

• Game Day Treats: Park the cart outside or near stadiums and offer themed treats during football, basketball, or other sports games.
• Tailgating: Provide snacks and desserts during tailgate parties, partnering with student groups to increase foot traffic.

3. Student Organization Events

• Club Fundraisers: Partner with student organizations for their fundraising events. A portion of the proceeds from the cart’s sales can go toward the student group.
• Greek Life Events: Bring the cart to fraternity and sorority events such as philanthropy drives, recruitment, or mixers.

4. Community and Farmers Markets

• Local Markets: Participate in community farmers markets, offering your unique baked goods to locals and students alike.
• Holiday Markets: Set up a cart during holiday seasons like Halloween, Thanksgiving, or Christmas with themed treats and special offers.

5. Seasonal or Themed Pop-Ups

• Halloween Treat Cart: Decorate the cart for Halloween and sell spooky-themed treats like ghost cookies or pumpkin muffins.
• Valentine's Day: Offer heart-shaped pastries, cookies, or desserts from the cart, promoting pre-orders for students looking to buy treats for loved ones.

6. Food Festivals or Street Fairs

• Food Truck Festivals: Participate in local food truck or street food festivals, offering your bakery items in a mobile format.
• College Fairs: Set up the cart at college or local fairs, providing samples or a small, affordable menu for attendees to enjoy while walking around.

7. Catering for Student Events

• Student Parties or Socials: Offer a "mobile dessert" experience for birthday parties, club socials, or on-campus parties, bringing the cart to the event with pre-ordered treats.

8. Flash Sales or Pop-Up Promotions

• Social Media-Driven Events: Announce a pop-up location on social media, encouraging followers to find the cart for exclusive deals or limited-time items.

9. Collaborations with Local Businesses

• Coffee Shops or Bookstores: Collaborate with local coffee shops or bookstores that have a student clientele, offering your cart outside their location during busy hours.

• Eligibility for Refunds:
  • Refunds are offered for damaged, spoiled, or incorrect upon delivery/pickup.
  • Custom orders (cakes, cupcakes, etc.) may have limited refund or exchange options based on the nature of the order.
  • Refund requests must be submitted within a certain period (e.g., 24-48 hours after receiving the product).
• Non-Refundable Items:
  • Perishable goods, especially if opened or partially consumed, are often not eligible for refunds unless there's an issue with the quality.
  • Special order items or customized baked goods may have non-refundable deposits.
• Refund Process:
  • Customers may be asked to provide proof (e.g., photos) of the defect.
  • The refund could be processed using the original payment method or offered as store credit.
  • Some bakeries may offer a replacement rather than a monetary refund.
• Cancellations:
  • Orders can typically be canceled within a certain time frame (e.g., 24 hours for regular orders, 72 hours for custom orders), after which a refund may not be possible.

To get the specific refund policy for Donnell’s Bakery, it’s best to check with them directly or refer to their website or customer service team.

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