www.vfcapital.com/calkitinfo.pdfdid you guys read this page??
Your first step is to determine how many people will be asking for donations for the calendars.
There are 1000 calendars to be distributed, and each donation sheet has ten calendar numbers
on it. Divide 1000 by the number of representatives, and round up to an increment of 10. For
example, if you have 20 team members, then each would be assigned 50 calendars (1000/
20) and each would have 5 donation sheets (10 calendars per sheet) with numbers
corresponding to the calendars they are distributing. The first person, for example, would be
assigned calendars numbered from #000 to #049 and would also be given the first five donation
sheets with numbers beginning with #000 and ending with #049. It is best to allow
representatives at least one month to collect donations and hand out calendars.
Explain to your representatives that the chances for winning are based on the 3-digit Daily
Number Lottery in your state. Each day a number is drawn, and if that number calendar has
been aquired, then the person who recieved it after making a donation will be a winner, and
the payout amount is the dollar amount shown on the calendar for that day. If, for example, a
person named Bob Jones purchased calendar #123 from one of your players, and on February
4 the Daily Number drawn in your state is #123, then Bob Jones wins the amount appearing
on his calendar for that day. Typically, calendars are configured with weekdays paying out
$40, Saturdays paying out $100, and Sundays paying out $150. If calendar #123 was never
acquired, then there is no payout for that number.