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FACTS
“Rebounding is 100% effort... You’re either too cool for it, too soft, or you're too lazy. God forbid you’re all three." - Mick Cronin
Why settle for a platform that takes a cut of every donation? Switch to flat-fee fundraising. Keep the dollars where they make an impact.
Percentage fees are fundraising’s hidden tax. Give With Click eliminates it. Schools raise more, keep more, do more.
We don’t tax generosity. Schools deserve tools that empower them, not exploit them. Flat-fee fundraising is the future.
Transparency matters. That’s why Give With Click is simple: one flat fee, everything included. No commissions, no tricks.
One flat fee covers it all. No hidden costs, no surprise donor tips. Give With Click gives you better fundraising efficiency.
Your school worked hard for every dollar. Why give away a cut? Flat-fee fundraising ensures you know what you're spending upfront.
Stop paying 15-20% of your fundraising to a vendor. With Give With Click, keep more of what you raise.
Schools lose thousands each year to %-based fundraising fees. Give With Click charges a flat fee. That means more money for your kids, not middlemen.
Stop thinking in single campaigns - understand your costs for the entire school's fundraising efforts.
That screenshot models the percentage cut type school fundraising model, or "Tax." The same principle applies to the donor tip model of school fundraising.
Excellent fundraising efficiency comes from flat fees and having your students/athletes sell the mission of your campaign.
Me: Awkwardly explaining student profiles for campaigns.
Other: "Oh, I get it. Kids don't sell candy bars, they sell the mission."
Me: ... it sounds so much cooler when you say it.
Online giving is easy and helps raise more money.
Reaching out to families, friends, and others connected to your school and sports teams is a strong way to support your goals.
School fundraising math. You do your big annual fundraiser, how much do you expect to keep if you raise $20k online?
Stated differently, how much do you expect to lose to fees?
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