Peanut FREE Candy Bar Fundraising

Pricing & Profit – How much do you want to fund raise?

America's Variety - 52 Count
Cases Bought	% Profit	Cost Per Case
100 or more	50%	$104.00
50 - 99	48%	$109.00
25 - 49	45%	$114.50
11 - 24	43%	$119.50
1 min	40%	$124.00

Peanut FREE Candy Bar Fundraising

There are so many peanut allergies that some groups have given up on candy bar fundraisers. That's all changed now with our Peanut Free fundraising candy bars from Van Wyk Confections.

These are the largest fundraising candy bars available. They taste great and they are easy to sell. There's only a 1 case minimum and shipping is FREE.

Most groups buy a case for every 1 or 2 people in their group. Each case comes with 4 handles carriers of candy bars.

The Original One Dollar Bar Peanut FREE variety pack:

52-Count Carrier - United We Stand

You get 4 Carriers per Case for a total of 208 bars. Each carrier contains 52 individual candy bars.

Each Carrier Contains:

20 - Creamy Caramel Bars
20 - Roasted Almond
12 - Crispy Rice

You should receiving your candy in about a week.

Recent Fundraisers:

Customer Reviews : Chocolatiers Candy Bar Fundariser

Avg. Customer Review (3.9 Stars):
Number of Reviews: 4

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positive, May 26, 2011
Reviewer: Angie from Girl Scouts

4 of 6 people found this review helpful

This fundraiser was easy and very helpful.

One Dollar Bars, February 15, 2011
Reviewer: Juile Brown from Alisa's Child

1 of 5 people found this review helpful

We ordered Chocolatiers Candy bars, but were sent $1 bars instead. The candy was good, but would like to try the Chocolatiers bars next time. Fasttrack Fundraising was great at resolving the issue and correcting the error that occured on the shippers end.

Candy Bars, November 29, 2010
Reviewer: Erik Bounds from Barack Obama Green Charter HS PTO

4 of 5 people found this review helpful

I think the candy bar sale is a great fundraiser! It is quick and you get the cash right away. I would do this again and recommend this to anyone.

New Hope Volleyball, October 20, 2010
Reviewer: Tammy from New Hope Volleyball

9 of 10 people found this review helpful

We are an extremely small school, in a town of only 149 people, with very few students. With only 6 girls available to play, we started a Volleyball team this year. They have learned quick and done well. However, they wanted to get matching uniforms. So, in order to do so, we opted to sell candy bars to raise the money. It was fun to do, and the girls are extremely excited about their uniforms. I am sure that we will do more of this in the future. - Thank you!