Fundraisers & Organizations

Whether you're raising money, building awareness, recruiting volunteers, thanking donors, or bringing people together around a shared mission, the right branded products can help your organization reach more people and make a stronger connection.

We work with nonprofits, charities, churches, clubs, associations, community groups, service organizations, advocacy groups, volunteer organizations and other causes to find products that fit their purpose, audience and budget.

From shirts people are proud to wear to merchandise you can sell, event materials, donor gifts and everyday promotional items, there are thousands of possibilities.

Tell us what you're working toward. We'll help you find ways to support it.

Branded merchandise can give people another way to contribute while receiving something that connects them to your organization or cause.

The key is choosing products people actually want enough to purchase—not simply putting a logo on the least expensive item available.

Ideas to consider: T-shirts • Hoodies • Hats • Beanies • Tote bags • Drinkware • Stickers • Decals • Magnets • Wristbands • Keychains • Ornaments • Pins • Patches • Towels • Limited-edition merchandise

We can help you think about product cost, quantity and selling price so you can choose merchandise with fundraising potential while keeping the final price reasonable for your supporters.

Apparel can do double duty: it can raise funds while also creating visibility for your organization every time someone wears it.

Think beyond simply putting your logo on the front of a shirt. A great design connected to your cause, community, event or message can become something people want to wear because they identify with what it represents.

Ideas to consider: T-shirts • Long sleeves • Hoodies • Sweatshirts • Performance shirts • Polos • Hats • Beanies • Jackets

Special designs can also be created around annual campaigns, anniversaries, awareness months, events and fundraising goals.

Promotional products can help your organization reach people who may not already know who you are or what you do.

Ideas to consider: Stickers • Wristbands • Buttons • Pins • Magnets • Yard signs • Banners • Tote bags • Pens • Awareness ribbons • Window graphics • Decals • Apparel • Drinkware • Informational giveaways

For awareness campaigns, we'll help you think about where the product will go after it's handed out and how likely it is to continue spreading your message.

Walks, runs, galas, auctions, golf tournaments, dinners, community events and benefit events all have different needs.

Depending on what you're planning, you may need more than merchandise.

Ideas to consider: Event banners • Sponsor signs • Directional signs • Branded tents • Table covers • Registration materials • Staff shirts • Volunteer shirts • Name badges • Lanyards • Wristbands • Participant shirts • Race bibs • Giveaways • Awards • Photo backdrops • Raffle items

We can help you look at the event as a whole so your signage, apparel, merchandise and promotional pieces work together.

Sponsors often play a major role in successful fundraising events. Giving them meaningful visibility can make the sponsorship more valuable and help strengthen the relationship for future events.

Sponsor recognition can appear on banners, event shirts, backdrops, table signage, programs, bags, drinkware, signage, giveaways and other event materials.

If your organization offers different sponsorship levels, we can help you think through ways to provide different levels of recognition.

Branded apparel can help attendees quickly recognize volunteers, organizers and staff while giving everyone involved a stronger sense of being part of the team.

Ideas to consider: Volunteer T-shirts • Staff shirts • Polos • Performance apparel • Hats • Jackets • Aprons • Name badges • Lanyards

Different colors or designs can even help distinguish staff, volunteers, participants and leadership during larger events.

And after the event, the apparel becomes another reminder of the organization and the work everyone accomplished together.

The people supporting your organization deserve to know their contribution is appreciated.

Donor gifts don't need to be extravagant. The right item can simply provide a meaningful reminder of the organization or project they helped support.

Ideas to consider: Premium drinkware • Journals • Apparel • Tote bags • Ornaments • Pins • Plaques • Recognition pieces • Gift sets • Desk accessories • Commemorative items

You can also create different recognition levels based on donation amounts or participation.

The goal isn't to make the gift equal to the donation. It's to make the appreciation feel genuine.

A volunteer thank-you can help recognize the people who make many organizations and events possible.

Consider special volunteer shirts, hats, tumblers, water bottles, tote bags, jackets, pins, patches or appreciation gifts that distinguish them from general event merchandise.

For long-time volunteers or leadership, a more personalized recognition item can mark years of service or exceptional contributions.

For associations, clubs, churches, service organizations and membership groups, branded products can reinforce a sense of belonging.

Think membership shirts, polos, hats, pins, patches, name badges, decals, drinkware, bags, journals and welcome kits.

New-member packages can combine several pieces into one coordinated kit, while anniversary or milestone items can recognize long-term participation.

If your organization is attending community events, fairs, festivals, conferences or outreach programs, an inexpensive promotional product can help introduce your mission to new people.

Ideas to consider: Stickers • Pens • Wristbands • Buttons • Magnets • Tote bags • Fans • Water bottles • Keychains • Informational pieces • QR-code items

A QR code can direct someone to a donation page, volunteer signup, event registration, membership information, social media or your organization's story.

That gives even a simple promotional product a next step.

Anniversaries, milestone fundraising campaigns, major events and organizational achievements are opportunities to create merchandise that isn't available all year.

Think commemorative shirts, challenge coins, ornaments, pins, patches, drinkware, plaques, special-edition apparel and collectible merchandise.

Limited availability can also make fundraising merchandise feel more special and give supporters another reason to participate.

For organizations and fundraisers, budget matters.

You don't necessarily need the least expensive product—you need the product that makes the most sense for what you're trying to accomplish.

A low-cost giveaway might be appropriate when you're trying to reach 1,000 people. A higher-quality item may make more sense if you're thanking 25 major donors. 

Merchandise intended for resale needs enough room between your cost and selling price to actually raise money.

Tell us what you're trying to accomplish and what you have available to spend, and we'll help you look for options that make sense.

Tell us about your organization, what you're trying to accomplish, who you're trying to reach, your quantity, timeline and budget.

If it's a fundraiser, tell us how you plan to raise the money. If it's an event, tell us about the event. If you're trying to increase awareness, tell us who you want to reach. If you're thanking donors or volunteers, tell us about the people you're recognizing.

From there, we can help narrow thousands of possibilities into ideas that actually support the goal.