At my club, a few times a year, we are required to do charity dances. Announce the charity, the customer buys the dance and we donate the money to charity. I'm fine with that. However, now our charity dance is combined with a raffle. We are selling raffle tickets for $25 apiece. The prize is a Firari and the proceeds go to charity. Still fine with that. But lately we have been doing charity dances in which we have to buy the ticket for $25 and they announce the charity dance and if the customer buys 2 couch dances, they get the raffle ticket free. So essentially, we make $7 per dance during this and we do it twice a night. If you don't sell the dances you have been able to return the ticket. BUT NOW, as of last night, we have to buy the ticket, wheter we sell the dances or not. Is this right? Is this legal? I have never NOT sold the dances, but some girls are not so lucky and are essentially paying $50 a night extra to purchase raffle tickets they don't want and the justification is "well, it goes to charity." ??? What do you think?



Reply With Quote


Bookmarks