Fundraiser Program Terms

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Last updated: October 5, 2026

These terms apply to schools, teams, clubs and groups that run a fundraiser on Spendkick.

1. Who can run a fundraiser

Schools, sports teams, clubs, booster clubs and community groups in the United States and Canada can run a Spendkick fundraiser. The person who signs up (the "Organizer") must be an adult authorized to act for the group, and accepts these Fundraiser Program Terms on the group's behalf. Each group chooses one market at sign-up: USA or Canada.

2. Campaigns, codes and links

Campaigns run for 14 days from the start date chosen at sign-up, which can't be in the past. Once approved, the group receives a unique Fundraiser Code and link by email. The code expires at the end of the campaign's last day (midnight Pacific Time). A new campaign gets a new code.

3. How cash back is earned

Each product shows its cash-back percentage, which is set by Spendkick and may differ between products. A group earns that percentage of the price paid for eligible items (excluding taxes) when a shopper uses the group's link or enters its Fundraiser Code before checkout during the campaign. The percentage is locked in when the order is placed, so later changes to a product's rate never change what a group earned on past orders.

Gift card purchases don't earn cash back; cash back is earned when a gift card is used to buy eligible products with a group's code. For Give Cash contributions, 90% goes to the group and 10% covers payment processing.

4. Payouts

After a campaign ends, Spendkick allows 15 days for cancellations and chargebacks to settle, then pays the group its net cash back through PayPal, in the campaign's currency (US dollars for US groups, Canadian dollars for Canadian groups). Cash back on orders that are cancelled, refunded or charged back is deducted. The Organizer must provide a valid PayPal account in the group's name or the name of an authorized representative. If we can't complete a payout, we'll contact the Organizer to arrange another way.

5. Taxes and use of funds

The group is responsible for how funds are used and for any taxes or reporting that apply to it. Spendkick is not a charity, and purchases or contributions made through Spendkick are not tax-deductible donations; we do not issue tax receipts.

6. Promoting your fundraiser

Share your link with family, friends and fans. Please promote responsibly: follow anti-spam laws (such as Canada's CASL and the US CAN-SPAM Act), only message people who know your group or have agreed to hear from you, and don't make misleading claims about Spendkick, our products or how funds will be used. Don't buy online ads that use the Spendkick name, or create fake or self-funded orders to inflate results.

We may cancel a code, withhold cash back or end a group's participation if we reasonably believe these terms have been broken or orders are fraudulent.

7. Leaderboard and publicity

We show each active and recent campaign on our public Funds Raised by Group page: the group's name, Fundraiser Code, total sales, funds raised and end date. We may also mention a group's name and results in Spendkick marketing. To opt out, contact us.

8. Changes to the program

We may change product cash-back percentages, these Fundraiser Program Terms or the program itself at any time. Changes don't affect cash back already earned on orders placed before the change, except in cases of fraud or a breach of these terms.