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Fundraising and pre-orders

Cookie dough, magazines, walkathons,or just collect donations.

Set up whatever your season calls for: a walkathon, a spaghetti dinner, spirit wear, a mums sale, cookie dough, magazines, or a plain donation with a goal to hit. Parents give or order online, the money goes to your organization, and you get a report the treasurer can use.

Start free, no setup fee Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay No equipment needed

A golf outing fundraiser in the BlazeBite app: photos of the course and the school, the amount raised against the goal, the supporter count, and the event details
Your fundraiser on a parent’s phone, raised against goal.

What you can run

Anything with a price and a quantity.

A box of cookies from a fundraiser, ready for pickup

A fundraiser is an order page with your items on it. Set the price, the sizes or options, and when ordering closes. The same page can sell a dinner ticket, a hoodie, and a donation at once.

Spirit wear
Shirts, hoodies, and hats with sizes. Parents pick a size and pay; you get the count per size.
Dinner and event tickets
Spaghetti dinners, pancake breakfasts, Night at the Races. Sold by the seat, with the buyer’s name on the list.
Cookie dough and candy drives
Cookie dough, Crumbl Cookies, mums, and candy bars. Each buyer orders online instead of on a paper form.
Pre-orders ahead of an event
Take orders ahead of the game or the dinner. Every order comes in with the buyer, the item, and the size, so fulfillment is a list instead of a stack of paper forms.
Donation drives and walkathons
A campaign of its own with a goal, a progress bar, and the supporters who gave. Or a donation line at checkout with your own message, such as “Donations fund new uniforms.”

How it works

Three steps.

01

We set up the page

Send us the items, prices, sizes, and when you plan to hand orders out. We build the order page and give you a link and a QR code to share by email, text, and social media.

02

Parents order and pay

Card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay from any phone or computer. No paper forms to collect, no checks to chase, and grandparents out of state can buy too.

03

You get the list

Every order with the buyer’s name, contact, and sizes. One report for the treasurer and one for the vendor, so fulfillment is a list you can hand off.

What giving looks like

The same phone menu your fans already use.

  • A golf outing fundraiser in the app with the amount raised against the goal and a progress bar

    Your fundraiser, raised against goal.

  • The items on a golf outing fundraiser: a corporate sponsorship and a golfer entry, each with its price and how much goes to the cause

    Sponsorships and tickets, with what goes to the cause.

  • A thank you screen in the app confirming the contribution with the amount and an order number

    Give in a few taps, done.

Open the fundraiser, give, done.

Pre-orders and the report

Every order in one list

Orders come in online instead of on paper, each one with the buyer, the item, and the size. You get the totals by item and size for the vendor, and the money is collected up front. On pickup day, the orders show on the same screen your volunteers already use, and they check them off by name.

The report is written for the treasurer. Every order, how it was paid, and the total collected, with fees broken out, exported in one click.

Orders by item and size
Totals ready for the vendor
Buyer name and contact
Who to call if something changes
How it was paid
Card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay
Total collected
With card fees broken out
Pickup status
Who has picked up and who has not

What pre-ordering looks like

Pick the day, pick the items, pay.

  • Pre-orders in the app listed by day: Lunch Monday and Lunch Tuesday, each with the order-by date, the pickup date, and the items with prices

    Each pickup day, with its order-by date.

  • The items for Lunch Thursday in the app, each with a photo, price, and an Add button

    The items for that day. Add, then check out.

  • A month calendar in the app with a chicken sandwich pre-order marked on each weekday

    Or pick the day from the calendar.

Who pays the card fee

You choose. The organization can cover the card fee, or it can be added at checkout so the buyer pays it and your group keeps the full sale price. There is no setup fee and nothing to buy to run a fundraiser.

Part of the same system as concessions

If you run concessions on BlazeBite, fundraisers sit next to it. Same sign-in, same reports, same support. If you do not, a fundraiser is a fine place to start, and the terminals, kiosks, and digital signage are there when you want them.

Run your next fundraiser on it.

Tell us what you are selling and when pickup is. We will set up the page and walk you through the report on a thirty-minute call.

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