Orange County
Spirit wear fundraising for Huntington Beach schools
Team stores for Huntington Beach booster clubs. We design, print, ship and promote the store. No setup cost, and 20% of total order value to the club.
Huntington Beach is a split-district city, and clubs here lose more time to that than to anything else. The high schools sit under Huntington Beach Union High School District, which also covers Fountain Valley and Westminster, while the elementary and middle schools belong to separate districts entirely — Huntington Beach City and Ocean View among them.
The practical consequence is that a middle school feeder program and the high school program it feeds are answerable to different offices. Clubs routinely get approval from one and assume it covers the other. It does not, and it is worth confirming which office owns the mark before any artwork is finalized.
The upside is that a surf-and-sand town has an unusually strong year-round market for the lighter end of a range. Tees and hooded fleece sell here in months when an inland program would see nothing, which is the argument for leaving a store open rather than running a two-week window.
Districts serving Huntington Beach
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.
- Huntington Beach Union High School District. Runs the high schools across Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley and Westminster.
- Huntington Beach City School District. Elementary and middle schools within central Huntington Beach.
- Ocean View School District. Elementary and middle schools across northern Huntington Beach.
Public high schools in Huntington Beach
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.
- Huntington Beach High School
- Edison High School
- Marina High School
- Ocean View High School
What we handle, and what you do
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. 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. 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. We promote it
Text and email campaigns to your opted-in families, timed to season launch, playoffs, senior night and the winter holidays.
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 Huntington Beach clubs
- Our middle school and high school are in different districts. Does that complicate a store?
- Not for the store, but it does for approval. Each district licenses its own marks, so a feeder program and the high school it feeds need separate sign-off. We build the stores either way; you just want the right yes from the right office first.
- Is it worth keeping a store open outside the season?
- In this part of the county, usually yes. Lightweight product sells year-round here, and the reliable spikes — season start, playoffs, the winter holidays — do not line up with a two-week ordering window.
Nearby cities we cover
These share a district with Huntington Beach, which means a shared approval process and often a shared calendar.