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SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE, BUILDING AND DESIGN
FOUNDATION IN NATURAL AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT
 
 
MODULE: Introduction To Business [BUS30104] 
 
 
ASSIGNMENT: Charity Drive Event 
 
LECTURER: Mr. Chang Jau Ho 
 
SUBMISSION DATE: 19 June 2015 
 
LAU MAO HUA  0320249 
BRIDGET HSU   0320218 
TAN YINCY  0318355 
NADHIRAH BINTI MOHD ZAIN  0321366 
NUR AZREEN BINTI SAMIU  0321370 
 
 
 
TAYLOR’S UNIVERSITY | SABD | FNBE | INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS 
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
 
For the final assignment for Introduction To Business module, students are required to run a                               
mock business venture and gain relevant practical experience through a charity drive event. In a                             
group of 5 people, we as the students are required to decide what products or services we need                                   
to sell to raise funds. We are required to donate all the profit gained from the charity drive to a                                       
chosen charity organization for charity purposes. After discussing among the group members, we                         
decided to help children around the world through World Vision Malaysia. We decided to raise a                               
total amount of RM3000 to help the children. Besides raising funds through sales, we are                             
recommended to find sponsors to support our event. 
 
This charity drive event is a true practical experience of the management and marketing                             
strategy that we have learnt in class. Those theoretical theories are useless if they are not                               
applied and practiced in real life. In this report, we will be discussing what and how we made                                   
important decision for this event. We will be discussing our objectives for this event, our target                               
market and competitors analysis, what ways we used to promote our products, sponsors, green                           
measures to the environment, human resources planning and the results we gained from this                           
charity drive in this report.  
 
 
 
 
 
 
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OBJECTIVES
 
We had decided to support World Vision through this charity drive. World Vision is an                               
international Christian humanitarian organization dedicated to work with children, families and                     
communities worldwide to overcome extreme poverty and injustice. This organization serves all                       
people in need, regardless of religion, race, ethnicity or gender. All our funds will be donated to                                 
“Together for Every Child Fund” where all funds raised will be used to provide clean water, health                                 
service and education to children and communities in need around the world. 
 
The reason why we chose this organization is because poverty has been one of the longest                                 
problems this world is facing. Through this organization, World Vision, they will provide help to                             
these people around the world by providing foods, clean water, and other basic needs. We hope                               
we can help these people, especially children through this organization as they are the backbone                             
of  the country in the future. 
 
We are aiming to donate RM 3000.00 to this organization through this charity drive, we hope                                 
we can help those in need around the world and ease their burden. We are targeting to raise                                   
funds around RM1500 through our sales and RM1500 from donation and sponsors.  
 
 
 
YouTube Link:​ ​https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtjsbErh16E  
 
LAU MAO HUA | BRIDGET HSU | NADHIRAH BINTI MOHD ZAIN | NUR AZREEN BINTI SAMIU | TAN YINCY    
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TARGET MARKET
 
After conducting a market testing by selling our products before the actual charity drive event,                               
we found that college students are more likely to buy our products when they are aware of the                                   
fact that we are raising funds for charity to help children through World Vision Malaysia. 
 
College students and office staffs are our target customers since we are selling our products                               
around the campus. The majority of college students and staffs who study and work at Taylor’s                               
University are Chinese, followed by Malay, and then Indian. We decided to sell Halal products to                               
fulfill all the market needs. Our customers are middle and upper stage of socio­economics scale                             
which they are financially stable. Their spending power is quite good as they have their pocket                               
money and salary to spend. Most of the students who study at Taylor’s University are quite                               
generous where they can afford to buy expensive products which are sold outside the campus. 
 
We decided to sell products and services which are beneficial to the customers. The main                               
marketing message for this charity drive is “Save A Life” which bring the message of saving a life                                   
by taking a good care of their health. Students and staffs at Taylor’s University are having a tight                                   
schedule every day, we decided to sell Onigiri as our main product of this charity drive event                                 
because we understand that people need to eat to kick hunger. We hope everyone can have a                                 
better level of health in order to live longer and happy.  
 
   
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COMPETITION ANALYSIS
The two main competitors for our group are Choo’s group who is selling onigiri as their products                                   
and Erica Chin’s group who is doing a henna service. 
 
Competitor 1: The Only Onigiri (Choo’s group) 
 
The Only Onigiri is the only group that sells the same products, onigiri as us. Both of us are                                     
selling onigiri at the same price, the main reason why they are more popular is because they                                 
have a large amount of onigiri to sell compared to us although we have more variety of flavours                                   
than them. They have implemented a powerful promotional tool through their name, The Only                           
Onigiri which gives the customers an impression of they are the only one who control and sell                                 
onigiri in the market. Besides that, they are active in promoting their product on Facebook and                               
Instagram. 
 
Competitor 2: Erica Chin’s group 
Erica Chin and her group members are doing a henna service which has attracted many                             
customers especially girls. Since Day 1 of the charity drive, a lot of people come to their stall and                                     
do the henna. This is because the customers can choose their own desire designs and the price                                 
of this service is quite affordable. This causes our temporary tattoos stickers have less attraction                             
to the customers. 
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PRODUCT & PACKAGING
 
After conducting a group discussion, we decided to sell cactus, onigiri, temporary tattoo stickers                             
and body scan analysis during the charity drive. After we have found a supplier for the cactus, the                                   
supplier suggested us to sell carnation flowers before the actual charity drive week as the                             
Mother’s Day was just around the corner during that time. In the end, we sell flowers, cactus,                                 
onigiri, temporary tattoo stickers and body scan analysis to raise our funds. 
Carnation Flowers 
We sold carnation flowers before the actual charity drive which was a few days before the                               
Mother’s Day. Carnation flowers are widely used to express love, fascination and distinction                         
during Mother’s Day. We bought the flowers from the wholesale shop and we packed them one                               
by one by ourselves which are cheaper and low cost than those flowers that packed and sold at                                   
the florist shops. The flowers are packed with a transparent plastic cover and tied with ribbon                               
which allows the customers to choose their own desire bouquet. 
 
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Cactus
We sold small cactus during the charity drive because small cactus are easy to handle and take                                 
care compared with other plants. Cactus can be placed near the electronic devices to reduce the                               
radiation emitted from computers and laptops which most of us are spending our time with. Each                               
cactus is placed in a small pot and displayed on the table to allow the customers to choose their                                     
desire pattern. 
 
 
Temporary Tattoo Stickers
Temporary tattoo sticker is specially designed for those who love tattoo but do not wish to get the                                   
permanent ink on them. A temporary tattoo is more fun than the permanent tattoo as customers                               
can change the design as they like, anytime. We provided various designs to the customers for                               
them to choose. We placed the tattoos in a clear file which allows the customers to view it easily                                     
by flipping through it.   
LAU MAO HUA | BRIDGET HSU | NADHIRAH BINTI MOHD ZAIN | NUR AZREEN BINTI SAMIU | TAN YINCY    
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Onigiri
Onigiri is a Japanese food which is made from white rice filled with some ingredients and                               
wrapped with seaweed. Onigiri can be consumed as breakfast, lunch, snack or even dinner.                           
Onigiri is the best ideal food for those who are rushing for their work and need to fill their stomach                                       
at the same time. Due to the convenience of the customers, onigiri is fully sealed by the supplier                                   
so that the customer can just grab, pay then leave and the best thing is, this only requires a very                                       
little time as the customers always hurry to go to classes and work. Onigiri is packed with a                                   
plastic cover for hygiene purpose. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Body Scan Analysis
We provided a body scan analysis for our customers during the charity drive. Body scan analysis                               
will show the health status such as the bone mass, water percentage in the body, muscle mass,                                 
body fat, physical rating, metabolism and cholesterol of a person. We provided this service to the                               
customers with the purpose of giving awareness to the customers about their level of health and                               
also to remind them to take care of their health.
   
 
YouTube Link: ​https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtjsbErh16E 
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PRICING  
Product’s Unit Selling Price
  Flowers  Onigiri  Cactus  Temporary 
Tattoo 
Body Scan Analysis 
Selling Price  RM 8­ RM 23  RM 5  RM 5  RM 0.80 ­ RM 10  RM 1.50 
Unit  20  235  108  70  46 
Revenue  RM 264  RM 1175  RM 540  RM 353.30  RM 69 
 
Product’s Unit Cost Price
  Flowers  Onigiri  Cactus  Temporary 
Tattoo 
Body Scan Analysis 
Cost Price  RM 5.66  RM 2.50  RM 2  RM 2.57  RM 0 
Unit  20  235  108  70  46 
Cost  RM 113.10  RM 587.50  RM 216  RM 180  RM 0 
 
 
Most of our products are quite popular for this market as our products bring benefits and are                                   
convenience to the customers. Although our products are popular, we decided to set an average                             
selling price which can be afforded by college students, staffs and lecturers to fulfill the market’s                               
needs. 
   
 
 
 
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Onigiri and cactus are the two fast­selling products during the first few days. We decided to                                 
order more flavours of onigiri for the next few days but maintained the amount we ordered as we                                   
were afraid we would be unable to sell it off as expected. We ordered two trays of cactus before                                     
the charity drive and it almost sold out during the second day. We decided not to order cactuses                                   
anymore due to the short time of period because apparently we could only get the cactus by                                 
Wednesday night and we only have two more days; Thursday and Friday to sell it off.  
   
Temporary tattoo stickers and body scan analysis are facing low demands in this market as                               
there are competitors in this market and some of the customers are afraid to check their health                                 
status because they do not wish to know their current body weight. We had implemented the                               
strategy of clearance sales for the tattoo stickers on Wednesday onwards and the responses                           
were quite good after that. We had a special discount for the body scan analysis on Wednesday                                 
and we decided to provide free body scale analysis on Thursday as we already achieved our                               
target and we would like to contribute to the society by giving awareness about their health status                                 
so that everyone can have a better lifestyle. 
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PROMOTION
A good promotional strategy plays an important role in promoting our products and services to                               
attract customers. The promotion is not only in term of pricing but also involves the way of                                 
communicating the products to the public. Our main marketing message is “Save A Life” which                             
inspired by Together For Every Child Fund which helps children and communities in need around                             
the world by providing them basic needs. We came out with this marketing message because we                               
want the public to help those in need especially children and as a result they can indirectly save a                                     
life. 
 
We used Instagram and face­to­face communication to promote our products for this charity                           
drive event. We decided to use Instagram as our channel to promote our products is mainly due                                 
to the reason of public especially teenagers are spending most of their time on the social media                                 
networks. We used Instagram instead of Facebook because the popularity of Instagram is                         
gradually increasing and becoming more popular nowadays. Besides that, we also used                       
face­to­face communication by approaching our customers. We communicated with the                   
customers who pass by our booth and asked them if they are interested to buy our products or                                   
donated some money. We also approached our potential customers by walking around the                         
campus to sell our onigiri and ask for donation at different times.   
 
We provided free full body scan analysis on Thursday for the customers as the demand of this                                   
body scan analysis was not high in the last few days as we expected it to be. The reason we                                       
provided free body scan analysis is because we want to give awareness to the customers to take                                 
care of their health so that they can have a better lifestyle. We faced a hard time to sell our tattoo                                         
stickers so, we decided to have a clearance sale for our tattoo stickers on Wednesday and                               
Thursday to boost the sales. 
 
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Posters 
 
Free Body Scan Analysis 
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Instagram Account: FNBE_TEAM 
 
 
 
 
YouTube Link: ​https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtjsbErh16E  
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SPONSORS
After discussion among our group members, we decided to approach sponsors from both                           
individuals and businesses. We had approached some businesses such as Pocky Malaysia, La                         
Juiceria, Coco Life Malaysia, Zalora, Mamee, F&N group and others by email them, but most of                               
them refused to sponsor our event as they have limited marketing budget and some other                             
reasons. 
 
In the end, we are able to get donation from Menteri Besar Negeri Sembilan, Y.A.B. Dato’ Seri                                   
Utama Haji Mohamad Bin Haji Hassan, Mr. Koe Eng Soon and Ms. Vanniss Lee. We                             
approached Menteri Besar Negeri Sembilan is because of his kindness generosity and his                         
financial stability. Nadhirah and Azreen are in charge of approaching him for the donation via                             
face to face communication during a township meeting with our written proposals. Mr.Koe Eng                           
Soon is the director of Bun Guan Brothers Sdn Bhd and Ms.Vanniss Lee is the director of Lee                                   
Video Production Sdn Bhd. Mr. Koe and Ms. Lee are Yincy’s mother’s friends. Yincy knows them                               
personally so she is in charge of communicating with them. We approached Mr. Koe and Ms. Lee                                 
through phone calls and issued the sponsorship letters to them. All of them contributed a total                               
amount of RM 1800 to support our event. 
 
The following are the breakdown of their sponsors:  
Name  Amount 
Y.A.B. Dato’ Seri Utama Haji Mohamad Bin Haji Hassan  RM 1000 Cheque 
Mr. Koe Eng Soon  RM 500 Cheque 
Ms. Vannis Lee  RM 300 Cash 
TOTAL RM 1800
 
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DISTRIBUTION
We started to get our products earlier than the actual charity drive event except the onigiri.                                 
Our group members collected cactus from Taman Connaught and onigiri from SS 15 by using our                               
own transportations. We collected onigiris daily to ensure that the onigiris are fresh to be sold                               
within the campus.  
   
We had decided to target Taylor’s University Lakeside Campus as our primary sales location.                             
Our customers can obtain our products especially the onigiri very fast as the products are single                               
packed and easy to bring everywhere. For the services, it takes less waiting time for the                               
customers to obtain our services. All of the group members are trained to be informative before                               
we started selling our services to maximize the manpower and reduce the waiting time.  
 
We distributed our products and asked for donation around the campus during off­peak hours.                             
During peak hours which is the lunchtime, all members are required to return to the booth to help                                   
selling the products and services to maximize the manpower and reduce the waiting time for the                               
customers to be served.  
   
We had a strategic location where our booth is located near the staircase during the charity                                 
drive which had attracted lots of customers. Besides, we also received pre­order for flowers and                             
cactuses through Google Docs and Facebook to ensure the customers can get the products from                             
us. 
 
 
 
 
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Distribution
DATE & TIME LOCATION PRODUCTS/ SERVICES
7/5/2015 3:40 PM  LT7  Flowers 
2/6/2015 1PM  Taylor’s Lakeside  Onigiri 
5/6/2015 10 AM ­12 PM  Taylor’s Lakeside  Onigiri 
8­9/6/2015 11 AM ­ 4 PM  Taylor’s Lakeside  Onigiri, Cactus, Tattoo, Scale 
10­11/6/2015 11 AM ­ 4 PM  Taylor’s Lakeside  Tattoo, Scale 
 
    
Distribution through online via Google Docs and Facebook Post
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GREEN MEASURES
 
The environmentally­friendly topic is becoming popular among the citizens. We adopted some                         
environmentally­friendly measures during this charity drive event in order to take care of our                           
mother Earth. Most of our products are considered eco­friendly as the products are made in an                               
environmentally­conscious manner. Temporary tattoo stickers are printed with soybean ink which                     
is safe for skin and environment. Cactus plant is considered as environmentally­friendly product                         
as it helps to reduce the radiation in the environment. The scale doesn’t give any impact to the                                   
environment while we are using it. Onigiri are handmade by the supplier so it’s considered as                               
environmentally­friendly products. Flowers are considered as an environmentally­friendly product                 
because they are fresh, can be displayed for a few days and act as a token of appreciation. 
 
The packaging of the products may indirectly pollute the environment. In order to avoid that                               
from happening, we had decided to use paper bag instead of plastic bag because paper bag can                                 
be reused and recycled easily compared to plastic bag. Onigiri and flowers are packed with                             
plastic which can be recycled as well when we disposed the plastic wrap into the recycle bin. 
 
  Paper Bag 
 
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We also implement some strategies to reduce carbon footprint during this charity drive event.                             
We took KTM commuter, bus or carpooling to our destination to reduce the carbon footprint                             
emitted to the environment. We distributed our products within our campus to reduce the cost of                               
transportation and to save the environment as well.  
 
The waste product such as the plastic wrap of the products are collected in a plastic bag at our                                       
booth and it was ready to be recycled at the end of the day by disposing them into the recycle                                       
bin. To reduce the consumption of resources, we printed our poster only once for the actual                               
charity drive week to reduce the consumption of paper. We used a container to store water which                                 
needed for tattoo sticker instead of getting water from the taps and waste the water. We worked                                 
hard to reduce the consumption of resources and the impact to the environment through this                             
charity drive event. 
 
 
 
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HUMAN RESOURCES PLANNING
Ben had volunteered himself as the project manager, Bridget was voted as the accountant for                               
our group and other group members are assigned specific roles for this charity drive event. Ben’s                               
main role is monitoring all the progress of each member and in charge of the paperwork needed.                                 
Bridget’s main role is in charge of accounting related matters such as preparing income                           
statements, receipts keeper and etc. Yincy is in charge of advertising matter such as designing                             
poster, printing, and other related matters. Nadhirah is in charge of implementing the suitable                           
strategy to promote our products and services. Azreen is in charge of all the sales related matters                                 
such as pricing, packaging and etc. All of the group members are the salesperson during the                               
charity drive to promote and sell our products and services. Each of the group members is giving                                 
their full cooperation for their assigned roles in this charity drive and make this event goes                               
smoothly and successful.
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TAYLOR’S UNIVERSITY | SABD | FNBE | INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS 
EVALUATION OF RESULT
 
Income Statement of Group BEN Charity Drive Event
  RM  RM 
Revenue     
Sales    2406.30 
Less: Cost of Goods Sold    1096.60 
Gross Profit    1309.70 
Add: Other Revenues(Donation & Sponsorship)    1862.10 
Adjusted Gross Profit    3171.80 
Less:Operating Expenses     
Selling Expenses  7.00   
Stationary Expenses  9.80   
Total Operating Expenses    16.80 
Net Profit    3155.00
   
   
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We managed to donate a total amount of RM 3155.00 to World Vision Malaysia to help the                                 
children. We are able to collect RM 1862.10 from donation and sponsor which have contributed a                               
large percentage in our overall funds. We would like to thank once again for those who helped us                                   
during this charity drive event both physically and mentally, directly and indirectly.  
 
Also, as our group sells a variety of products, it increased our customers flow. Although all of                                   
the products could not be associated together but it was actually a good thing as they attracted                                 
different customers. Besides that, the location we chose to set up our stall also brought us a                                 
great advantage as it is located next to the stairway where many students pass by. The only thing                                   
we did wrong is that we should have bought more cactuses as many customers are willing to buy                                   
them. After the cactuses were sold out, many customers still came up to our stall and asked                                 
whether we are going to restock them or not. We could have earned more if we buy more                                   
cactuses in the first place. If we can repeat this business project once again, we are going to                                   
increase the number of cactuses and maybe cut down on the amount of the tattoos. We would                                 
also promote more on social media such as Facebook, Instagram, Whatsapp, etc.   
 
In a nutshell, we actually did quite well for this assignment, profit wise. We accepted and                                 
learned from our mistakes throughout this project with an open heart and obtained such a good                               
experience and knowledge.
YouTube Link: ​https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtjsbErh16E 
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TAYLOR’S UNIVERSITY | SABD | FNBE | INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS 
APPENDIX
i)Sponsorship Letters 
 
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TAYLOR’S UNIVERSITY | SABD | FNBE | INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS 
 
 
 
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TAYLOR’S UNIVERSITY | SABD | FNBE | INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS 
   
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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TAYLOR’S UNIVERSITY | SABD | FNBE | INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS 
ii)Donation to World Vision Malaysia 
 
Donated ​RM 3155​ to World Vision Malaysia 
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TAYLOR’S UNIVERSITY | SABD | FNBE | INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS 
 
iii) Payment to Suppliers 
      
 
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TAYLOR’S UNIVERSITY | SABD | FNBE | INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS 
      
    
 
 
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TAYLOR’S UNIVERSITY | SABD | FNBE | INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS 
iv) Others 
 
 
 
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BUSINESS CHARITY DRIVE REPORT

  • 1. SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE, BUILDING AND DESIGN FOUNDATION IN NATURAL AND BUILT ENVIRONMENT     MODULE: Introduction To Business [BUS30104]      ASSIGNMENT: Charity Drive Event    LECTURER: Mr. Chang Jau Ho    SUBMISSION DATE: 19 June 2015    LAU MAO HUA  0320249  BRIDGET HSU   0320218  TAN YINCY  0318355  NADHIRAH BINTI MOHD ZAIN  0321366  NUR AZREEN BINTI SAMIU  0321370     
  • 2.   TAYLOR’S UNIVERSITY | SABD | FNBE | INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS  EXECUTIVE SUMMARY   For the final assignment for Introduction To Business module, students are required to run a                                mock business venture and gain relevant practical experience through a charity drive event. In a                              group of 5 people, we as the students are required to decide what products or services we need                                    to sell to raise funds. We are required to donate all the profit gained from the charity drive to a                                        chosen charity organization for charity purposes. After discussing among the group members, we                          decided to help children around the world through World Vision Malaysia. We decided to raise a                                total amount of RM3000 to help the children. Besides raising funds through sales, we are                              recommended to find sponsors to support our event.    This charity drive event is a true practical experience of the management and marketing                              strategy that we have learnt in class. Those theoretical theories are useless if they are not                                applied and practiced in real life. In this report, we will be discussing what and how we made                                    important decision for this event. We will be discussing our objectives for this event, our target                                market and competitors analysis, what ways we used to promote our products, sponsors, green                            measures to the environment, human resources planning and the results we gained from this                            charity drive in this report.               LAU MAO HUA | BRIDGET HSU | NADHIRAH BINTI MOHD ZAIN | NUR AZREEN BINTI SAMIU | TAN YINCY     1 
  • 3.   TAYLOR’S UNIVERSITY | SABD | FNBE | INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS  OBJECTIVES   We had decided to support World Vision through this charity drive. World Vision is an                                international Christian humanitarian organization dedicated to work with children, families and                      communities worldwide to overcome extreme poverty and injustice. This organization serves all                        people in need, regardless of religion, race, ethnicity or gender. All our funds will be donated to                                  “Together for Every Child Fund” where all funds raised will be used to provide clean water, health                                  service and education to children and communities in need around the world.    The reason why we chose this organization is because poverty has been one of the longest                                  problems this world is facing. Through this organization, World Vision, they will provide help to                              these people around the world by providing foods, clean water, and other basic needs. We hope                                we can help these people, especially children through this organization as they are the backbone                              of  the country in the future.    We are aiming to donate RM 3000.00 to this organization through this charity drive, we hope                                  we can help those in need around the world and ease their burden. We are targeting to raise                                    funds around RM1500 through our sales and RM1500 from donation and sponsors.         YouTube Link:​ ​https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtjsbErh16E     LAU MAO HUA | BRIDGET HSU | NADHIRAH BINTI MOHD ZAIN | NUR AZREEN BINTI SAMIU | TAN YINCY     2 
  • 4.   TAYLOR’S UNIVERSITY | SABD | FNBE | INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS  TARGET MARKET   After conducting a market testing by selling our products before the actual charity drive event,                                we found that college students are more likely to buy our products when they are aware of the                                    fact that we are raising funds for charity to help children through World Vision Malaysia.    College students and office staffs are our target customers since we are selling our products                                around the campus. The majority of college students and staffs who study and work at Taylor’s                                University are Chinese, followed by Malay, and then Indian. We decided to sell Halal products to                                fulfill all the market needs. Our customers are middle and upper stage of socio­economics scale                              which they are financially stable. Their spending power is quite good as they have their pocket                                money and salary to spend. Most of the students who study at Taylor’s University are quite                                generous where they can afford to buy expensive products which are sold outside the campus.    We decided to sell products and services which are beneficial to the customers. The main                                marketing message for this charity drive is “Save A Life” which bring the message of saving a life                                    by taking a good care of their health. Students and staffs at Taylor’s University are having a tight                                    schedule every day, we decided to sell Onigiri as our main product of this charity drive event                                  because we understand that people need to eat to kick hunger. We hope everyone can have a                                  better level of health in order to live longer and happy.         LAU MAO HUA | BRIDGET HSU | NADHIRAH BINTI MOHD ZAIN | NUR AZREEN BINTI SAMIU | TAN YINCY     3 
  • 5.   TAYLOR’S UNIVERSITY | SABD | FNBE | INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS  COMPETITION ANALYSIS The two main competitors for our group are Choo’s group who is selling onigiri as their products                                    and Erica Chin’s group who is doing a henna service.    Competitor 1: The Only Onigiri (Choo’s group)    The Only Onigiri is the only group that sells the same products, onigiri as us. Both of us are                                      selling onigiri at the same price, the main reason why they are more popular is because they                                  have a large amount of onigiri to sell compared to us although we have more variety of flavours                                    than them. They have implemented a powerful promotional tool through their name, The Only                            Onigiri which gives the customers an impression of they are the only one who control and sell                                  onigiri in the market. Besides that, they are active in promoting their product on Facebook and                                Instagram.    Competitor 2: Erica Chin’s group  Erica Chin and her group members are doing a henna service which has attracted many                              customers especially girls. Since Day 1 of the charity drive, a lot of people come to their stall and                                      do the henna. This is because the customers can choose their own desire designs and the price                                  of this service is quite affordable. This causes our temporary tattoos stickers have less attraction                              to the customers.  LAU MAO HUA | BRIDGET HSU | NADHIRAH BINTI MOHD ZAIN | NUR AZREEN BINTI SAMIU | TAN YINCY     4 
  • 6.   TAYLOR’S UNIVERSITY | SABD | FNBE | INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS  PRODUCT & PACKAGING   After conducting a group discussion, we decided to sell cactus, onigiri, temporary tattoo stickers                              and body scan analysis during the charity drive. After we have found a supplier for the cactus, the                                    supplier suggested us to sell carnation flowers before the actual charity drive week as the                              Mother’s Day was just around the corner during that time. In the end, we sell flowers, cactus,                                  onigiri, temporary tattoo stickers and body scan analysis to raise our funds.  Carnation Flowers  We sold carnation flowers before the actual charity drive which was a few days before the                                Mother’s Day. Carnation flowers are widely used to express love, fascination and distinction                          during Mother’s Day. We bought the flowers from the wholesale shop and we packed them one                                by one by ourselves which are cheaper and low cost than those flowers that packed and sold at                                    the florist shops. The flowers are packed with a transparent plastic cover and tied with ribbon                                which allows the customers to choose their own desire bouquet.    LAU MAO HUA | BRIDGET HSU | NADHIRAH BINTI MOHD ZAIN | NUR AZREEN BINTI SAMIU | TAN YINCY     5 
  • 7.   TAYLOR’S UNIVERSITY | SABD | FNBE | INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS    Cactus We sold small cactus during the charity drive because small cactus are easy to handle and take                                  care compared with other plants. Cactus can be placed near the electronic devices to reduce the                                radiation emitted from computers and laptops which most of us are spending our time with. Each                                cactus is placed in a small pot and displayed on the table to allow the customers to choose their                                      desire pattern.      Temporary Tattoo Stickers Temporary tattoo sticker is specially designed for those who love tattoo but do not wish to get the                                    permanent ink on them. A temporary tattoo is more fun than the permanent tattoo as customers                                can change the design as they like, anytime. We provided various designs to the customers for                                them to choose. We placed the tattoos in a clear file which allows the customers to view it easily                                      by flipping through it.    LAU MAO HUA | BRIDGET HSU | NADHIRAH BINTI MOHD ZAIN | NUR AZREEN BINTI SAMIU | TAN YINCY     6 
  • 8.   TAYLOR’S UNIVERSITY | SABD | FNBE | INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS    Onigiri Onigiri is a Japanese food which is made from white rice filled with some ingredients and                                wrapped with seaweed. Onigiri can be consumed as breakfast, lunch, snack or even dinner.                            Onigiri is the best ideal food for those who are rushing for their work and need to fill their stomach                                        at the same time. Due to the convenience of the customers, onigiri is fully sealed by the supplier                                    so that the customer can just grab, pay then leave and the best thing is, this only requires a very                                        little time as the customers always hurry to go to classes and work. Onigiri is packed with a                                    plastic cover for hygiene purpose.                      LAU MAO HUA | BRIDGET HSU | NADHIRAH BINTI MOHD ZAIN | NUR AZREEN BINTI SAMIU | TAN YINCY     7 
  • 9.   TAYLOR’S UNIVERSITY | SABD | FNBE | INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS  Body Scan Analysis We provided a body scan analysis for our customers during the charity drive. Body scan analysis                                will show the health status such as the bone mass, water percentage in the body, muscle mass,                                  body fat, physical rating, metabolism and cholesterol of a person. We provided this service to the                                customers with the purpose of giving awareness to the customers about their level of health and                                also to remind them to take care of their health.       YouTube Link: ​https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtjsbErh16E  LAU MAO HUA | BRIDGET HSU | NADHIRAH BINTI MOHD ZAIN | NUR AZREEN BINTI SAMIU | TAN YINCY     8 
  • 10.   TAYLOR’S UNIVERSITY | SABD | FNBE | INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS  PRICING   Product’s Unit Selling Price   Flowers  Onigiri  Cactus  Temporary  Tattoo  Body Scan Analysis  Selling Price  RM 8­ RM 23  RM 5  RM 5  RM 0.80 ­ RM 10  RM 1.50  Unit  20  235  108  70  46  Revenue  RM 264  RM 1175  RM 540  RM 353.30  RM 69    Product’s Unit Cost Price   Flowers  Onigiri  Cactus  Temporary  Tattoo  Body Scan Analysis  Cost Price  RM 5.66  RM 2.50  RM 2  RM 2.57  RM 0  Unit  20  235  108  70  46  Cost  RM 113.10  RM 587.50  RM 216  RM 180  RM 0      Most of our products are quite popular for this market as our products bring benefits and are                                    convenience to the customers. Although our products are popular, we decided to set an average                              selling price which can be afforded by college students, staffs and lecturers to fulfill the market’s                                needs.            LAU MAO HUA | BRIDGET HSU | NADHIRAH BINTI MOHD ZAIN | NUR AZREEN BINTI SAMIU | TAN YINCY     9 
  • 11.   TAYLOR’S UNIVERSITY | SABD | FNBE | INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS      Onigiri and cactus are the two fast­selling products during the first few days. We decided to                                  order more flavours of onigiri for the next few days but maintained the amount we ordered as we                                    were afraid we would be unable to sell it off as expected. We ordered two trays of cactus before                                      the charity drive and it almost sold out during the second day. We decided not to order cactuses                                    anymore due to the short time of period because apparently we could only get the cactus by                                  Wednesday night and we only have two more days; Thursday and Friday to sell it off.       Temporary tattoo stickers and body scan analysis are facing low demands in this market as                                there are competitors in this market and some of the customers are afraid to check their health                                  status because they do not wish to know their current body weight. We had implemented the                                strategy of clearance sales for the tattoo stickers on Wednesday onwards and the responses                            were quite good after that. We had a special discount for the body scan analysis on Wednesday                                  and we decided to provide free body scale analysis on Thursday as we already achieved our                                target and we would like to contribute to the society by giving awareness about their health status                                  so that everyone can have a better lifestyle.  LAU MAO HUA | BRIDGET HSU | NADHIRAH BINTI MOHD ZAIN | NUR AZREEN BINTI SAMIU | TAN YINCY     10 
  • 12.   TAYLOR’S UNIVERSITY | SABD | FNBE | INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS  PROMOTION A good promotional strategy plays an important role in promoting our products and services to                                attract customers. The promotion is not only in term of pricing but also involves the way of                                  communicating the products to the public. Our main marketing message is “Save A Life” which                              inspired by Together For Every Child Fund which helps children and communities in need around                              the world by providing them basic needs. We came out with this marketing message because we                                want the public to help those in need especially children and as a result they can indirectly save a                                      life.    We used Instagram and face­to­face communication to promote our products for this charity                            drive event. We decided to use Instagram as our channel to promote our products is mainly due                                  to the reason of public especially teenagers are spending most of their time on the social media                                  networks. We used Instagram instead of Facebook because the popularity of Instagram is                          gradually increasing and becoming more popular nowadays. Besides that, we also used                        face­to­face communication by approaching our customers. We communicated with the                    customers who pass by our booth and asked them if they are interested to buy our products or                                    donated some money. We also approached our potential customers by walking around the                          campus to sell our onigiri and ask for donation at different times.      We provided free full body scan analysis on Thursday for the customers as the demand of this                                    body scan analysis was not high in the last few days as we expected it to be. The reason we                                        provided free body scan analysis is because we want to give awareness to the customers to take                                  care of their health so that they can have a better lifestyle. We faced a hard time to sell our tattoo                                          stickers so, we decided to have a clearance sale for our tattoo stickers on Wednesday and                                Thursday to boost the sales.    LAU MAO HUA | BRIDGET HSU | NADHIRAH BINTI MOHD ZAIN | NUR AZREEN BINTI SAMIU | TAN YINCY     11 
  • 15.   TAYLOR’S UNIVERSITY | SABD | FNBE | INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS  SPONSORS After discussion among our group members, we decided to approach sponsors from both                            individuals and businesses. We had approached some businesses such as Pocky Malaysia, La                          Juiceria, Coco Life Malaysia, Zalora, Mamee, F&N group and others by email them, but most of                                them refused to sponsor our event as they have limited marketing budget and some other                              reasons.    In the end, we are able to get donation from Menteri Besar Negeri Sembilan, Y.A.B. Dato’ Seri                                    Utama Haji Mohamad Bin Haji Hassan, Mr. Koe Eng Soon and Ms. Vanniss Lee. We                              approached Menteri Besar Negeri Sembilan is because of his kindness generosity and his                          financial stability. Nadhirah and Azreen are in charge of approaching him for the donation via                              face to face communication during a township meeting with our written proposals. Mr.Koe Eng                            Soon is the director of Bun Guan Brothers Sdn Bhd and Ms.Vanniss Lee is the director of Lee                                    Video Production Sdn Bhd. Mr. Koe and Ms. Lee are Yincy’s mother’s friends. Yincy knows them                                personally so she is in charge of communicating with them. We approached Mr. Koe and Ms. Lee                                  through phone calls and issued the sponsorship letters to them. All of them contributed a total                                amount of RM 1800 to support our event.    The following are the breakdown of their sponsors:   Name  Amount  Y.A.B. Dato’ Seri Utama Haji Mohamad Bin Haji Hassan  RM 1000 Cheque  Mr. Koe Eng Soon  RM 500 Cheque  Ms. Vannis Lee  RM 300 Cash  TOTAL RM 1800   LAU MAO HUA | BRIDGET HSU | NADHIRAH BINTI MOHD ZAIN | NUR AZREEN BINTI SAMIU | TAN YINCY     14 
  • 16.   TAYLOR’S UNIVERSITY | SABD | FNBE | INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS  DISTRIBUTION We started to get our products earlier than the actual charity drive event except the onigiri.                                  Our group members collected cactus from Taman Connaught and onigiri from SS 15 by using our                                own transportations. We collected onigiris daily to ensure that the onigiris are fresh to be sold                                within the campus.       We had decided to target Taylor’s University Lakeside Campus as our primary sales location.                              Our customers can obtain our products especially the onigiri very fast as the products are single                                packed and easy to bring everywhere. For the services, it takes less waiting time for the                                customers to obtain our services. All of the group members are trained to be informative before                                we started selling our services to maximize the manpower and reduce the waiting time.     We distributed our products and asked for donation around the campus during off­peak hours.                              During peak hours which is the lunchtime, all members are required to return to the booth to help                                    selling the products and services to maximize the manpower and reduce the waiting time for the                                customers to be served.       We had a strategic location where our booth is located near the staircase during the charity                                  drive which had attracted lots of customers. Besides, we also received pre­order for flowers and                              cactuses through Google Docs and Facebook to ensure the customers can get the products from                              us.          LAU MAO HUA | BRIDGET HSU | NADHIRAH BINTI MOHD ZAIN | NUR AZREEN BINTI SAMIU | TAN YINCY     15 
  • 17.   TAYLOR’S UNIVERSITY | SABD | FNBE | INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS      Distribution DATE & TIME LOCATION PRODUCTS/ SERVICES 7/5/2015 3:40 PM  LT7  Flowers  2/6/2015 1PM  Taylor’s Lakeside  Onigiri  5/6/2015 10 AM ­12 PM  Taylor’s Lakeside  Onigiri  8­9/6/2015 11 AM ­ 4 PM  Taylor’s Lakeside  Onigiri, Cactus, Tattoo, Scale  10­11/6/2015 11 AM ­ 4 PM  Taylor’s Lakeside  Tattoo, Scale         Distribution through online via Google Docs and Facebook Post LAU MAO HUA | BRIDGET HSU | NADHIRAH BINTI MOHD ZAIN | NUR AZREEN BINTI SAMIU | TAN YINCY     16 
  • 18.   TAYLOR’S UNIVERSITY | SABD | FNBE | INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS  GREEN MEASURES   The environmentally­friendly topic is becoming popular among the citizens. We adopted some                          environmentally­friendly measures during this charity drive event in order to take care of our                            mother Earth. Most of our products are considered eco­friendly as the products are made in an                                environmentally­conscious manner. Temporary tattoo stickers are printed with soybean ink which                      is safe for skin and environment. Cactus plant is considered as environmentally­friendly product                          as it helps to reduce the radiation in the environment. The scale doesn’t give any impact to the                                    environment while we are using it. Onigiri are handmade by the supplier so it’s considered as                                environmentally­friendly products. Flowers are considered as an environmentally­friendly product                  because they are fresh, can be displayed for a few days and act as a token of appreciation.    The packaging of the products may indirectly pollute the environment. In order to avoid that                                from happening, we had decided to use paper bag instead of plastic bag because paper bag can                                  be reused and recycled easily compared to plastic bag. Onigiri and flowers are packed with                              plastic which can be recycled as well when we disposed the plastic wrap into the recycle bin.      Paper Bag    LAU MAO HUA | BRIDGET HSU | NADHIRAH BINTI MOHD ZAIN | NUR AZREEN BINTI SAMIU | TAN YINCY     17 
  • 19.   TAYLOR’S UNIVERSITY | SABD | FNBE | INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS  We also implement some strategies to reduce carbon footprint during this charity drive event.                              We took KTM commuter, bus or carpooling to our destination to reduce the carbon footprint                              emitted to the environment. We distributed our products within our campus to reduce the cost of                                transportation and to save the environment as well.     The waste product such as the plastic wrap of the products are collected in a plastic bag at our                                        booth and it was ready to be recycled at the end of the day by disposing them into the recycle                                        bin. To reduce the consumption of resources, we printed our poster only once for the actual                                charity drive week to reduce the consumption of paper. We used a container to store water which                                  needed for tattoo sticker instead of getting water from the taps and waste the water. We worked                                  hard to reduce the consumption of resources and the impact to the environment through this                              charity drive event.        LAU MAO HUA | BRIDGET HSU | NADHIRAH BINTI MOHD ZAIN | NUR AZREEN BINTI SAMIU | TAN YINCY     18 
  • 20.   TAYLOR’S UNIVERSITY | SABD | FNBE | INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS  HUMAN RESOURCES PLANNING Ben had volunteered himself as the project manager, Bridget was voted as the accountant for                                our group and other group members are assigned specific roles for this charity drive event. Ben’s                                main role is monitoring all the progress of each member and in charge of the paperwork needed.                                  Bridget’s main role is in charge of accounting related matters such as preparing income                            statements, receipts keeper and etc. Yincy is in charge of advertising matter such as designing                              poster, printing, and other related matters. Nadhirah is in charge of implementing the suitable                            strategy to promote our products and services. Azreen is in charge of all the sales related matters                                  such as pricing, packaging and etc. All of the group members are the salesperson during the                                charity drive to promote and sell our products and services. Each of the group members is giving                                  their full cooperation for their assigned roles in this charity drive and make this event goes                                smoothly and successful. LAU MAO HUA | BRIDGET HSU | NADHIRAH BINTI MOHD ZAIN | NUR AZREEN BINTI SAMIU | TAN YINCY     19 
  • 21.   TAYLOR’S UNIVERSITY | SABD | FNBE | INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS  EVALUATION OF RESULT   Income Statement of Group BEN Charity Drive Event   RM  RM  Revenue      Sales    2406.30  Less: Cost of Goods Sold    1096.60  Gross Profit    1309.70  Add: Other Revenues(Donation & Sponsorship)    1862.10  Adjusted Gross Profit    3171.80  Less:Operating Expenses      Selling Expenses  7.00    Stationary Expenses  9.80    Total Operating Expenses    16.80  Net Profit    3155.00         LAU MAO HUA | BRIDGET HSU | NADHIRAH BINTI MOHD ZAIN | NUR AZREEN BINTI SAMIU | TAN YINCY     20 
  • 22.   TAYLOR’S UNIVERSITY | SABD | FNBE | INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS    We managed to donate a total amount of RM 3155.00 to World Vision Malaysia to help the                                  children. We are able to collect RM 1862.10 from donation and sponsor which have contributed a                                large percentage in our overall funds. We would like to thank once again for those who helped us                                    during this charity drive event both physically and mentally, directly and indirectly.     Also, as our group sells a variety of products, it increased our customers flow. Although all of                                    the products could not be associated together but it was actually a good thing as they attracted                                  different customers. Besides that, the location we chose to set up our stall also brought us a                                  great advantage as it is located next to the stairway where many students pass by. The only thing                                    we did wrong is that we should have bought more cactuses as many customers are willing to buy                                    them. After the cactuses were sold out, many customers still came up to our stall and asked                                  whether we are going to restock them or not. We could have earned more if we buy more                                    cactuses in the first place. If we can repeat this business project once again, we are going to                                    increase the number of cactuses and maybe cut down on the amount of the tattoos. We would                                  also promote more on social media such as Facebook, Instagram, Whatsapp, etc.      In a nutshell, we actually did quite well for this assignment, profit wise. We accepted and                                  learned from our mistakes throughout this project with an open heart and obtained such a good                                experience and knowledge. YouTube Link: ​https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtjsbErh16E  LAU MAO HUA | BRIDGET HSU | NADHIRAH BINTI MOHD ZAIN | NUR AZREEN BINTI SAMIU | TAN YINCY     21