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This document promotes a hypnotist-led fundraising program called HypnoFundraiser. It claims the program is a turn-key, no-risk solution that will raise money for schools and organizations through a fun, exciting hypnotist show. Attendees would purchase tickets to see the show. The document provides examples of how many tickets could be sold and the potential profits organizations could make through a 50/50 or 60/40 revenue split with the hypnotist. Contact information is provided to sign up.
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