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INVESTMENT LEVEL: FROM £1,995
marketing model. A With Thanks franchise involves selling an exciting range of charity approved and branded products from eye- catching point-of-sale boxes. The product range includes high-quality sweets and drinks, and the New Product Development programme ensures that franchisees have new and innovative products to maintain consumer appeal, keeping them well ahead of competitors. Franchisees will have the satisfaction of knowing they are supporting good causes simply by working! Where there are people, there are sales
!
ith Thanks is an ethically driven business based on charity partnerships and the increasingly popular cause-related
hairdressing salons, garages and more. The list of potential host sites is endless, and it’s as simple as this; the more boxes you site, the more you will earn. There are no hidden royalty fees or licence charges. Franchisees keep all the money generated and With Thanks take care of the contracted charitable donations on their behalf. A With Thanks franchise is available for
a very low entry fee, and in return investors receive: an exclusive territory of around 5,000 registered businesses, plus hospitals, are potential host sites, with the possibility of adding another 5,000 or so businesses at no extra cost after six months, subject to performance; the licence to use the With Thanks and charity branding; full product
and procedural training, ongoing help, advice and support. With Thanks is the franchise trading
name of Barnack Confectionery Ltd, itself part of the Barnack Group, a company with 26 years’ experience in the confectionery from Barnack’s buying power and overall industry expertise, helping to make sure margins are amongst the healthiest in this proven sector.
WITH THANKS
WEBSITE:
withthanks.barnackconfectionery.com EMAIL:
enquiries@barnackconfectionery.com PHONE: 01733 362 762 CLASSIFICATION: Charity
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