Carwash: Similarities And Differences

A great way for a library to raise money is to allow different proposals for different fundraisers, specifically two different proposals which a committee representing the community will decide which is the most logistically feasible. The two fundraisers the committee will take into account are a proposal for a library book sale and a proposal for a carwash. Though the book sale and the carwash have their similarities and differences, the carwash is the most reliable fundraiser to generate more funds for the library. The library book sale and carwash have many similarities. For example, they both rely on volunteer work and raising money for the library. The book sale requires volunteers to organize the donated books into categories and arrange …show more content…
By way of representation, the book sale appeals to individuals of all ages who find joy in reading books, from children to the elderly - these individuals can also sign up for library cards if they do not find a book of their liking. However, the car wash appeals to those who are not specifically interested in books, but are rather interested in having a clean car and has no way for people to come back to the library due to the slim connection a carwash and a library. Moreover, the book sale and carwash differ in their way to raise money. The book sale plans to charge fifty cents per paperback book and two dollars per hardcover book. On the other hand, the carwash plans to charge ten dollars per car washed. This raises the question as to which fundraiser will raise the most money? Taking the similarities and differences between the fundraiser proposals of the library book sale and carwash, it is best to say the second proposal, otherwise known as the carwash fundraiser, is the most logistically feasible and will generate the most money for the library. The carwash will charge nearly twenty five more times money than the book sale which will make it a more profitable fundraiser for the