Apparel Fundraising Made Easy - Whatever Your Occasion,
Whatever
Your Cause - Raise Money Today!
We'll help pick products your group will love.
Earn money effortlessly through a built-in profit rate.
Recent Fundraiser Donations 2024
Actual funds raised through Broken Arrow Wear shirt fundraisers.
$9,147.56
Johnston Community School PTOs
$7,103.80
Des Moines Area Oncology Moms
$2,168.14
Real Dog Rescue
$95,983.78
Total Donated Year to Date 2024
Tips to Maximize Fundraising
Opt for cost-effective designs that resonate, ensuring affordability while enticing donors to invest more in products they cherish.
The More You Sell, The More You Raise
Regardless of online price, group pays true shirt cost. Bulk orders decrease cost. Sell to friends, family, supporters!
Avoid the Hassle of Dispersing
Shipping fees are paid by buyers, ensuring delivery. This means more support from friends and family, no matter where they live!
Keep the Design Colors Affordable
One-color prints cost less than four-color. Keep designs simple yet effective. Cheaper shirts mean more funds raised—aim for that!
People will Pay More for Products They'll Love
Whether soft fabric or trendy design, people value shirts they adore, justifying a higher price for superior satisfaction.
Max Profit, Minimal Ink
Experience higher returns with straightforward designs. More t-shirts sold with
one
color ink at our suggested price increase your profit percentage.
Custom Sample Stores
Check out these sleek demo stores for inspiration for your custom stores:
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens if:
If the 12-piece minimum is not met, Broken Arrow will contact you. You can then either choose to buy additional items to meet the minimum requirement OR cancel the order. All accepted orders for canceled stores will be refunded to original purchaser. Due to the significant posting and processing costs incurred by Broken Arrow, the $50 store creation deposit will not be refunded.
Adding products or orders after the store has closed requires a significant amount of time and cost to Broken Arrow. Because of this, each order that is requested after the store has closed will incur a $24.95 late order fee. This is assuming the order has not yet printed and that the items ordered can still be added on without delaying the original order delivery date. If that is not possible, late orders will not be accepted. The late add on fee will be assessed to the individual(s) adding the items.
Once you have approved the items to be posted in the store and our IT team has posted the page, any revisions to the page will be billed at $35.00 per hour.
Broken Arrow will not accept paper order forms. Upon request, Broken Arrow will provide a PDF of a flyer that you can print and hand out to potential fundraising customers to direct them to the website. If you choose, you can post any paper orders you collect to the online store yourself.
You can have as many items are you want, but please note that the free store setup includes 1 design up to 3 colors of garments OR 1 design with a youth and adult single garment. Additional items on the store will be charged at a rate of $10.00 nonrefundable per item including the same design or a new design. Setup deposit cannot be used towards this fee.
If your supporters want to add a donation to their purchase or donate funds only, a 2.9 percent processing fee will be deducted. This money is passed through our credit card processor, so none of the fee goes to Broken Arrow.
To ensure fast delivery for supporters, fundraising web stores are limited to a maximum of 2 weeks.
You may not re-open your store after the original close date has passed. If you would like a store to be reopened, a new agreement must be completed.
We are happy to ship items directly to your supporters. Shipping fees will be charged online at checkout.
The margins are greatly dependent on how many you sell. The more you sell, the more that you will make per item. We will charge the pricing based on the bulk collection of the orders with the same design. For example, if we sell the tees for $18.00 on the store, but you sell 12 pieces, they may actually cost you $14.35. If you sold 24, they would be $11.55 each. You'll make a higher margin on the 24 quantities than on the 12.
