Interested in sponsoring a nonprofit store? Let's start a conversation.
MyCharityStore gives local nonprofits a year-round fundraising engine: an online store, supporter campaigns and joint advertising in your community. We work hand in hand with each nonprofit. You get thousands of local impressions every month, your logo on every campaign, and the kind of goodwill no ad can buy.
Local nonprofits are waiting for a sponsor.They're ready to launch. Your sponsorship is what gets their fundraising started, and keeps it running every month.
We're a team of marketers and ecommerce experts with over a decade of experience launching stores and marketing campaigns. We work closely with every nonprofit we support, so the campaigns reflect their people, their volunteers and their mission.
Your business is recognized everywhere the nonprofit's fundraising shows up. We work directly with the nonprofit to set up and manage every placement.
"This store is proudly sponsored by" with your logo at the top of the nonprofit's store.
A page about your business on the store, with a link to you and a special offer for shoppers, like a discount or, for a credit union, a new-member bonus.
Every social post and graphic promoting the store features your logo and sponsorship recognition, plus a dedicated thank-you post each month.
Your logo and a thank-you line in every store email to the nonprofit's supporter list.
Your sponsorship funds a monthly Facebook reach campaign with your sponsorship message and both logos. Included in every sponsorship.
Your offer printed on a card inside every order, so every buyer gets a reason to visit you. Included at no extra cost.
Each month we send you ready-made graphics and post copy with your real numbers, so sharing your sponsorship takes 30 seconds.
Your sponsorship funds a monthly Facebook reach campaign to the local community. The ad runs from the nonprofit's own page, carries your sponsorship message and features both logos. A reach campaign shows the ad to as many different local people as possible for the lowest cost.
You're not funding a website. You're funding a way for the nonprofit to raise money every single day. Here's what that can look like.
MyCharityStore is a collective of staff, volunteers and freelancers with decades of combined experience in marketing, advertising and merch design. We're passionate about this work because we believe it delivers real value to sponsors, and especially to nonprofits.
We charge the minimum possible given the time it takes to design new products, write social posts and emails, and run advertising on the nonprofit's behalf. $500 a month is the least we can charge to cover our operations and keep supporting more and more nonprofits.
Curious what these services cost at a corporate rate? Here's the breakdown based on industry averages.
| Service | Industry rate | With MyCharityStore |
|---|---|---|
| Build an ecommerce storeOne-time. Freelancer $2,000–5,000, US agency $8,000–15,000 (7SEA Marketing) | $2,000 | Included |
| New merch designs, ongoingDozens of designs a year. Simple designs run $50–250 each (Gelato) | $100 / mo | Included |
| Facebook ad managementBasic setup and monitoring runs $500–1,000 a month, plus ad spend (ClicksGeek) | $500 / mo | Included, ad spend too |
| Weekly social media postsSmall business management runs $500–2,500 a month (LYFE Marketing) | $500 / mo | Included |
| Email marketingAgency management runs $500–1,400 a month (LYFE Marketing) | $500 / mo | Included |
| Monthly strategy callAt least 1 hour of video-call strategy and planning. Consultants average $75/hr, $65–150 typical (Talo) | $75 / mo | Included |
| Monthly total, after the store is built | $1,675 / mo | $500 / mo |
What $500 a month buys in local advertising, based on 2026 industry averages.
A radio spot says you exist. Sponsoring a local nonprofit shows your community what you stand for. Those impressions come with trust attached, and the research shows customers reward it.
Make your gift directly to the nonprofit. The nonprofit then pays MyCharityStore for the store and marketing.
Can be a charitable gift. Recognition stays as thanks and logo placement; special offers and coupons count as advertising, so they come with Option 2.Pay MyCharityStore directly and treat it as a marketing expense instead of a donation.
Includes everything, plus your sponsor-page offer and the optional order slip. Advertising costs are generally deductible business expenses (IRS).Either way, the nonprofit pays nothing out of its own budget. Check with your tax advisor on which option fits you best. See IRS rules on qualified sponsorship payments.