Your cause's store. Free, forever.

More than a store. Free marketing for your cause.

We build your store, then market your cause with posts, emails and sponsor-funded Facebook ads. Local businesses pay for all of it, so the nonprofit pays nothing. Tap any step for details.

MyCharityStore logo
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We design the merch

Your logo plus cause-inspired designs on shirts, hats, mugs and more.

2

Printed on demand by Printify

Nothing is printed until someone orders. No inventory.

3

Orders ship automatically

Printed and shipped straight to the supporter.

5

We market your cause

Weekly posts, seasonal drops, emails and sponsor-funded Facebook ads.

$25
Supporter pays
$25
→
Printify base cost (prints & ships)
$12
→
Nonprofit keeps
$13
Nonprofit pays$0
Step 5

We market your cause, not just the store

Example posts we write for nonprofits. They approve every one, and each links back to the store.

New drop
Riverside Food Bank
2h · Store sponsor: Main Street Coffee
Our new fall hoodies just dropped! Cozy, comfy, and every one helps stock our shelves for local families. Grab yours here →
NEW · Fall dropRIVERSIDE
riversidefoodbank-store.comShop now
34 comments21 shares
Seasonal
Bright Futures Youth Club
1d · Store sponsor: Summit Credit Union
Giving Tuesday is almost here! Gifts that give back twice. Order by Dec 10 for delivery before the holidays. Shop the holiday collection →
Giving TuesdayBRIGHT FUTURES
brightfutures-store.comShop now
18 comments27 shares
Sponsor thank-you
Lakeside Arts Council
3d
A huge thank-you to Summit Credit Union for sponsoring our store! Your support keeps local arts programs free for every kid. See our sponsor →
Store sponsorSUMMIT CREDIT UNION
lakesidearts-store.com/sponsorLearn more
12 comments9 shares
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Post every weekWritten for the nonprofit, scheduled ahead
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Seasonal drops a yearFall, Giving Tuesday, holidays, spring
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Emails for every dropSent to the nonprofit's supporter list
Included with every store

Your sponsor pays for Facebook ads

We work with your store sponsor to run a monthly Facebook reach campaign in your community. It drives new sales, new followers and new donations, at no cost to the nonprofit.

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The sponsor funds itPart of every store sponsorship is set aside each month for local Facebook ads. The nonprofit never pays a cent.
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We create and run the campaignWe design the ad, post it from the nonprofit's own Facebook page, tag the sponsor, and target people within about 10 miles.
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You see the resultsEvery month you get a snapshot of the numbers: people reached, store visits, new followers and donations. The sponsor gets one too.
New salesMore local shoppers find the store
New followersYour page grows every month
New donationsEvery visitor sees ways to give
What a reach campaign typically delivers
~$20average cost per 1,000 Facebook ad views (global median)
$5–6per 1,000 views for tightly local campaigns
~$1.14average cost per click on Facebook ads
3,000–5,000local people we estimate reaching every month with your reach campaign
A reach campaign shows your ad to as many different local people as possible for the lowest cost. Sources: AdManage, Facebook CPM benchmarks 2026; Makometrics, Facebook ads cost 2026. Our estimate is based on typical local ad costs and about 2 views per person. Costs run higher in November and December.
Example reach campaign ad
Riverside Food Bank
Sponsored · with Main Street Coffee
Wear your support for families in our community all over town. Every purchase helps, and our store is proudly sponsored by @Main Street Coffee.
Store sponsored by Main Street CoffeeRIVERSIDE
Shop the Riverside storeriversidefoodbank-store.com
Shop now
Sample monthly snapshot
4,100people reached
88store visits
31new followers
5donations
Illustrative numbers. Real results vary by town size, season and creative.
Merch store case studies

Supporters already buy. Inventory eats the profit.

Real numbers from nonprofits' IRS Form 990 filings: what they sold, and what they actually kept after paying for the goods. Click a year to compare.

The takeaway

Demand is real: cause-driven nonprofits sell anywhere from tens of thousands to millions of dollars a year in merch. But when you buy inventory upfront, unsold stock and bulk orders can eat most of the margin.

8¢kept per $1 of sales
Best Friends, 2023
5¢kept per $1 of sales
Invisible Children, 2014
52¢kept per $1 on a $25 MyCharityStore shirt
no inventory, nothing upfront

Source: IRS Form 990, Part VIII line 10 (gross sales of inventory, less cost of goods sold), via ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer. Figures include all goods each organization sold (e.g., gift shops, events, online store), not only online merch. MyCharityStore margin is before payment processing fees.