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2026 year to date, Jan 1 to Nov 5 Prepared by HRA Convenience Retail
Dippin’ Dots partner business review

259new growth opportunities delivered to Dippin’ Dots in 2026

Each one is a member store HRA’s field team connected directly to Dippin’ Dots: existing accounts brought onto the HRA program, and new stores ready to start service.

Link requests
86
New service requests
3
Promotion sign-ups

Each dot is one lead

November covers the 1st to the 5th
Link requestNew service requestBusiest months: October (41) and August (39)
Dippin’ Dots sales through HRA, first half of 2026
$181.3K
January to June, 338 stores
Sales growth, Q2 over Q1
+71%
$66.9K to $114.4K
Stores buying in Q2 2026
280
+37% over Q1
HRA-sourced stores now buying
62
$36.1K in first-half sales

Driving Dippin’ Dots growth across the HRA network

Value added beyond the request

Pulled from the notes our team wrote on each request. Select a card to see those stores in the log.
DateTicketStoreLocationWhat HRA didStatus

Growing Dippin’ Dots sales quarter over quarter

Sales through the HRA program held steady through the winter quarter, then grew 71% in Q2 as new stores came on board and every store sold more.

Where the growth came from

Each quarter’s sales, split between stores already buying in Q4 2025 and stores added in 2026.

Sales from stores HRA brought in this year

The 62 stores HRA connected to Dippin’ Dots between January and June, quarter by quarter.

Monthly sales through HRA

October 2025 through June 2026. April 2026 was the strongest month in the reporting period.

HRA-sourced stores are adding new sales

Stores HRA sent between January and June, matched by street address and ZIP code to Dippin’ Dots’ Q1 and Q2 sales reports. Leads from July onward will be reflected once the Q3 report arrives.

Top lead-sourced stores by first-half 2026 sales

StoreLocationLead typeQ4 2025First half 2026

From HRA lead to Dippin’ Dots sales

Our footprint across the Southeast

Georgia leads in volume, with Tennessee as a fast-growing second market. Switch layers to compare where leads, sales and service needs are concentrated.

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Keeping member freezers full and selling

HRA championed 34 service requests on members’ behalf this year: 11 resolved and 23 in progress. Faster delivery and restocking is the single biggest lever for more sales.

All service requests

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TicketStoreLocationWhat’s happeningStatus

Service requests by theme

Focus markets: coastal Georgia and north Alabama
Savannah, Jesup, Glennville and Folkston account for 5 delivery tickets; Arab, AL logged two stores unserviced for two months on the same day.

Next steps to accelerate growth

Three opportunities to build on this year’s momentum together.

189

Leads ready for follow-through

70 of 259 leads are confirmed complete. Sharing status on the remaining 189, including 68 new-service requests, lets HRA’s field team close them out in store.

41

Qualified placements for next season

55 stores asked for new service between January and June and 14 are already buying. The other 41 are qualified placements ready for the next selling season.

15

Delivery and restock priorities

Focused route support in coastal Georgia and north Alabama, plus confirming HRA pricing on 4 accounts, keeps freezers stocked and selling.