Spirit wear fundraising in Los Angeles County

We are based at 2372 Morse Avenue #288 in Irvine, which puts most of southeast Los Angeles County closer to us than parts of our own county are. The stores are online and printed to order, so proximity changes nothing about how one runs — but the approval process is genuinely local, and that is what these pages are about.

Los Angeles County contains something on the order of eighty school districts, and the boundaries almost never match the city ones. A high school can carry a city’s name and sit in a district named after somewhere else. A district named for one city can run schools in three. The single most expensive assumption a booster club makes here is that the district serving its school is the one the city is called after.

The other pattern worth knowing is the union high school district. Several parts of the county separate high schools from elementary schools entirely: one district runs the high schools, and a handful of independent elementary districts feed into it, each with its own board and its own policies. Permission from one of them says nothing about the others, and clubs routinely discover this after artwork exists.

Each page below names the districts that actually serve that city and the public high schools inside it, so the first question — who do we ask — has an answer before anybody designs anything.

Cities we publish for

• Long Beach spirit wear fundraising
• Cerritos spirit wear fundraising
• Whittier spirit wear fundraising
• Downey spirit wear fundraising

We build stores for programs anywhere in the county and well beyond it. These are the cities where we have done the district research and can be specific rather than general.

How it works, wherever you are

1. 1. You confirm permission

   In writing, from the district that operates your school. That is the whole job on your side, and in this county it is worth double-checking which district that is.

2. 2. We build the store

   Range and storefront designed around what sells for your programs, and you approve it before anything goes live.

3. 3. Printed after it is bought

   Nothing is produced until somebody pays for it, and each order ships to that buyer. No bulk order, no sorting, no distribution day.

4. 4. We promote it

   Text and email to your opted-in families, timed to the points in the season when people actually buy.

5. 5. Your club is paid

   Up to 20% of total order value on a set schedule, reported so your treasurer can reconcile it.

Elsewhere in Southern California

We also publish city and district pages for Orange County, where we are based and where the school structure is different again.