Fundraising Merchandise
Create apparel and useful products supporters can purchase while representing the organization and its mission.
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Support fundraising, awareness campaigns, volunteer programs, donor stewardship, community outreach, and events with branded merchandise selected for nonprofits and charitable organizations.

Made for your world
Nonprofit merchandise may need to serve volunteers, donors, supporters, staff, sponsors, event participants, and the wider community. Those audiences have different expectations and different reasons for receiving or purchasing a branded item.
A high-volume outreach giveaway should be planned differently from a donor thank-you gift. Volunteer apparel needs to be practical for the work being done, while fundraising merchandise needs enough perceived value to make supporters want to purchase and use it.
Create apparel and useful products supporters can purchase while representing the organization and its mission.
Outfit volunteers with identifiable apparel, bags, drinkware, and practical items suited to the work and event environment.
Recognize donors, sponsors, board members, and longtime supporters with thoughtful merchandise selected around the relationship.
Extend campaign visibility with wearable, shareable, and useful products tied to the organization’s message.
A starting point for your project. We can help compare products, decoration and quantities.
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A program built around you
Start with the occasion, who will receive the products, and what you want them to do. We'll help turn that brief into a practical shortlist.
Get recommendationsApparel, tote bags, drinkware, awareness items, event merchandise, and donor gifts are common starting points. The right product depends on whether the goal is fundraising, outreach, recognition, or distribution at an event.
Yes. Apparel and merchandise can be sold as part of a fundraising campaign when the product, selling price, decoration, fulfillment costs, and expected quantity leave enough room to support the fundraising goal.
Branded shirts, caps, bags, drinkware, and practical event items can help identify volunteers and give teams a more consistent appearance. Product selection should reflect the setting, weather, activity, and expected length of use.
Yes. Separating recipient groups often creates a better program. Volunteers may need practical apparel or event items, while donor and sponsor recognition may call for a smaller quantity of more elevated gifts.
Start your project
Share your audience, timing and budget. We'll help with the product choices and the details.