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Favor Question

DWKSwed Posted:

Favor Question

I am doing a donation favor and a cookie favor. The cookie is a cake-shaped cookie from Sugar Chic and the donation is going to be made to the ASPCA and North Shore Animal League. My idea was to have some kind of card or scroll with a picture of our two dogs on it (since we adopted one of them from North Shore), I don't want to do the ASPCA donation cards because then there's nothing mentioning the shelter and I'm more about the shelter than I even am about ASPCA.

So, I'm not sure how I should display these. I could do a little scroll and somehow attach it with a ribbon to the cookie but I think that might look bad. I could just do a card on the plate with the thank you and then place the cookie on top, that's currently my favorite option... any other ideas?

ETA: I want to get across to the guests that the cookie and donation together are the 'favor' so they get something to bring home too, that's why I want them together somehow.
AngnShaun Posted:

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def attach it to the cookie...

halfbaked Posted:

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I'd wrap the cookie up in cellophane or something similar and tie it with a ribbon and attach a favor tag with info on the two places- North Shore and the ASPCA.

NYgirlinTX Posted:

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I am doing almost the same thing. We are going to do a small organza bags filled with M&M's in our colors, Not personalized that was just adding on more $$ and not necessary for us. We are going to attach a little tag to each bag and have some kind of saying, i am stumped with this lol

xela Posted:

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I really like the idea of a small rolled up scroll attached to the cookie. I'd go with that.

AwaitingAugust Posted:

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I'd put the cookie in an organza bag with the favor card tied to it

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AwaitingAugust Posted:

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ooo, another version of it is this (sorry the image is so big)

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