What if a fundraiser could keep working after the fundraiser ends? 👀💚
As a mom who has spent years selling (and buying!) fundraising products for my daughter’s school and sports teams, I know how much work traditional fundraisers can involve.
I was even the Girl Scout cookie fundraising lead for my daughter's troop for many years - my living room was basically a cookie warehouse! 😂
So when I discovered this new LiveGood Fundraising model, it caught my attention.
Organizations can earn:
💰 20% on initial purchases
🔄 10% recurring income on future reorders
🙌 No minimum sales requirement for participants
🚀 No maximum earning limit for organizations
📦 No inventory to stock or distribute
💳 No collecting payments from customers
The idea is simple:
Fundraise once. Keep earning as supporters reorder.
I’m starting by introducing this opportunity to 100 Texas schools & organizations, but the program is open to organizations nationwide.
If you know a PTA, school, sports team, church, club or nonprofit that could benefit from an ongoing fundraising revenue stream, send them my way. 💚
👉 Learn more:
https://www.livegoodfundraising.com/earnwithnancy
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Having been involved in various fundraising efforts over the years, especially as a parent and community volunteer, I can say that sustaining fundraising momentum after the campaign ends is one of the biggest challenges organizations face. Traditional fundraisers often require constant effort to keep sales active, resulting in short-lived income streams and lots of logistical work. The concept of "Fundraise once. Keep earning." is a game-changer because it shifts fundraising from a one-off event to a sustainable revenue model. With LiveGood's method offering 20% commissions on initial sales and 10% recurring income on reorders, organizations benefit from continuous earnings without restarting the entire process. This eliminates the pressure of constantly planning new fundraising events or managing inventory and payments. From my experience serving as the Girl Scout cookie lead and participating in school fundraisers, the biggest pain points are always the inventory management and payment collection. These tasks can quickly overwhelm volunteers and reduce the fun and community spirit that fundraising should encourage. LiveGood’s no inventory and no payment collection approach frees up time for organizers and participants alike. Another aspect that parents and community groups will appreciate is the absence of minimum sales requirements. This inclusivity means anyone can contribute without stress, and the potential for unlimited earnings ensures that the organization can scale their fundraising success over time. For schools, sports teams, PTAs, churches, and nonprofits looking to diversify their income without more workload, adopting a fundraising program with recurring earnings is an innovative solution. Plus, introducing this opportunity to a wider network helps spread financial benefits and creates long-term supporter engagement. Overall, shifting fundraising to a sustainable model like LiveGood changes the traditional fundraising landscape, turning simple sales into ongoing support and financial stability for organizations. If you want to see fundraising efforts continue yielding results long after the initial campaign fizzles out, considering such a model is worth exploring.