Schools & teams
Spirit wear, team travel gear, booster fundraising, club merch.
- Season drops (fall/spring)
- Team + family ordering
- Optional bundles for players
Fundraiser Stores
Raise funds • We fulfill • You promote
Raise money with a fundraiser store — without becoming a merch warehouse.
We build your fundraiser store, keep products approved and on-brand, and handle production, packing, shipping, and supporter support—so your team can focus on fundraising, not logistics.
Deadline-based drops • Supporter shipping • Bundles/kits • Repeatable for next season
1 linkto promote
0 storageheadaches
100% systemrepeatable
Who fundraiser stores are for
Schools, nonprofits, teams, churches, community orgs, and programs that want a simple way to raise money and outfit supporters—without collecting sizes, chasing payments, or running distribution events.
Nonprofits & causes
Supporter merch that funds the mission and stays on-brand.
- Campaign merch drops
- Volunteer gear ordering
- Donor-friendly purchasing
Community programs
Programs and events that need organized ordering and repeatability.
- Event-related drops
- Member gear
- Ongoing reorders
How it works
A clean fundraiser store has one job: make it easy for supporters to order—and easy for you to promote.
1
Pick the goal + timeline
Tell us what you’re raising for and when you want the store to end. We’ll recommend the cleanest flow.
2
Select approved products
We keep the product list tight so ordering stays easy (and results stay consistent).
3
We build the store
Public link, clear product pages, size charts, and ordering rules. No confusion.
4
You promote the link
Share it with supporters, email lists, and social posts. The store does the heavy lifting.
5
We fulfill orders end-to-end
Production → quality control → packing → shipping with tracking.
6
Closeout + repeat next time
When the fundraiser ends, we keep the system documented so you can run it again easily.
Fundraiser options
Choose the style that matches your audience and how tight you want the schedule.
Deadline-based drop (recommended)
Run the store for a set window (ex: 10–14 days). Clean cutoff. Clean fulfillment.
- Best for schools + seasonal fundraising
- Creates urgency for supporters
- Prevents never-ending size chasing
Rolling on-demand store
Store stays open for ongoing support (good for programs with year-round needs).
- Best for ongoing communities
- Reorders without re-explaining
- Works well with a tight product list
Volunteer + kit store
Perfect when you need to outfit volunteers and ship bundles consistently.
- Volunteer shirts + hats + add-ons
- Bundles/kits with inserts
- Role-based packing rules
What you need to provide
We keep this simple. Here’s the exact info we need to build the store fast.
Basics
- Organization name + contact person
- Fundraiser goal (what you’re raising for)
- Fundraiser timeline (start/end dates)
- Shipping approach (ship-to-home vs bulk delivery)
Brand + products
- Logo(s) + any approved colors
- Approved product list (or tell us what you want and we recommend)
- Design notes (slogan, mascot, year, etc.)
- Any “must include” items (volunteer tee, supporter hoodie, etc.)
Don’t overthink it. If you don’t know what products to pick, we’ll guide you to a clean,
fundraising-friendly set that people actually buy.
Shipping & distribution options
We’ll recommend the best option based on your timeline and audience.
Ship-to-home (most common)
Supporters order and receive packages directly with tracking.
- No distribution events needed
- Works best for wide audiences
- Cleanest operationally
Bulk delivery
We send everything to one location for pickup/distribution.
- Good for schools + teams
- Lower complexity for shipping
- Requires a distribution plan
Split approach
Some ship-to-home, some bulk (common for staff vs supporters).
- Best of both worlds
- Clean rules prevent confusion
- Works well for departments
FAQ
These are the questions people ask every time. Here are real answers.
How long should a fundraiser run?
Most groups run 10–14 days for a deadline-based drop. It creates urgency and keeps the closeout clean. Longer stores can work, but only if the product list stays tight.
Do you help us pick what to sell?
Yes. We’ll recommend a tight product list that people actually buy (instead of 30 options that overwhelm supporters).
Can you do bundles and kits?
Yes. We can build bundles (ex: tee + hoodie) or kits (ex: volunteer kit with inserts). We document the pack rules once and fulfill consistently.
Can you ship to every supporter?
Yes. Ship-to-home is the most common setup. Each supporter gets tracking and you avoid distribution events.
Can we run another fundraiser later?
That’s the point. Once the store is built and documented, it’s easy to run again next season or for another goal.
Ready to launch a fundraiser store?
Tell us your goal, your timeline, and who the audience is. We’ll handle the system.
