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Spirit wear fundraising for Anaheim schools

Team stores for Anaheim booster clubs. We handle design, printing, shipping, sales tax and promotion. 20% of total order value back to the club.

Anaheim Union High School District is one of the larger secondary districts in the county, and it does not stop at the Anaheim city line — it also serves Cypress, La Palma, Buena Park and Stanton. A club here is often one of several dozen inside the same district, all approaching the same local businesses and the same families.

That density is the argument against another fundraiser that depends on asking. When fourteen programs in one district run competing raffles and discount cards, the limit is not enthusiasm, it is how many times a family will be approached before they stop answering. A store does not compete for that attention in the same way, because it sells something the family was going to buy regardless.

Anaheim is also a city where a good chunk of the community buying spirit wear is not the parent of a current student. Alumni and neighbourhood support are real here, and they are reachable by a link in a way they are never reachable by an order form sent home in a backpack.

Districts serving Anaheim

Any use of a school name, logo or mascot is the district’s to license, so the first step is knowing which office owns the mark you want to print.

Public high schools in Anaheim

We build stores for booster clubs, athletic programs, PTOs, bands and any other group raising money at these schools. Every one of them competes in the CIF Southern Section.

  • Anaheim High School
  • Katella High School
  • Loara High School
  • Savanna High School
  • Western High School
  • Magnolia High School

What we handle, and what you do

  1. 1. You send colors, marks and rosters

    Along with written confirmation from the district that the club may use the school name and logo. That is the entire job on your side.

  2. 2. We build and you approve

    We design the range and the storefront. The range you approve is the range that sells for the rest of the season, so this is the point to be fussy.

  3. 3. We print, ship and support

    Each order is produced after it is bought and shipped direct to that buyer. No sorting, no distribution day, no leftover sizes.

  4. 4. We promote it

    Text and email campaigns to your opted-in families, timed to season launch, playoffs, senior night and the winter holidays.

  5. 5. You get paid

    20% of total order value, remitted on a set schedule. A share of what the store sells, not a share of margin after costs.

Questions from Anaheim clubs

Several clubs at our school already fundraise. Will a store cannibalize them?
Less than another ask would. A store sells something families were going to buy anyway, so it competes with other spirit wear rather than with your raffle or your banquet. The thing to avoid is two clubs at one school opening near-identical stores in the same month.
Can alumni and neighbours order, or only current families?
Anyone with the link. That is most of the difference between a store and an order form — an order form only reaches families with a student carrying a backpack, and in a city with this much alumni support that is a large share of the market left out.

Nearby cities we cover

These share a district with Anaheim, which means a shared approval process and often a shared calendar.

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