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 Pop'n Crunch 

The Leo Club of University of Colombo recently organized an engaging and delicious fundraising initiative at the Faculty of Management and Finance premises. Our Pop'n Crunch' popcorn stall, hosted on the 9th and 25th of October 2023, was a resounding success, thanks to the dedicated efforts of our Fundraising Task Force and the enthusiastic participation of our club members.

Our goal was to raise Rs. 10,000, and we're thrilled to share that our combined sales surpassed expectations, generating a total revenue of Rs. 14,000. On the first day, we sold 80 packets of our delightful popcorn, each priced at Rs. 100. The following day, we managed to sell 60 packets at the same price. Despite factoring in costs associated with corn seeds and labor, our hard work paid off, resulting in a net profit of Rs. 10,000. This remarkable achievement brings us closer to our fundraising objectives, empowering our club to continue its impactful initiatives and community-driven projects.

We're deeply grateful for the positive feedback from our customers who appreciated our flavorful popcorn. The support and participation of our club members were instrumental in making this event a success. Their dedication and teamwork exemplify the spirit of Leo Club's commitment to serving our community.

The Leo Club of University of Colombo extends heartfelt thanks to everyone who contributed to the success of the 'Pop'n Crunch' popcorn stall. Your support not only helped us reach our fundraising target but also serves as a testament to the power of collective efforts in making a meaningful difference.

 Stay tuned for more exciting initiatives and events as we continue our journey in making a positive impact within our community!


Penned By, 

Leo Pramudi Samaratunga. 


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