Unified district
Spirit wear fundraising in Brea Olinda Unified School District
Team store fundraising for booster clubs and PTOs across Brea Olinda Unified. One district, one high school, no setup cost, 20% of total order value.
Brea Olinda Unified is a small unified district covering essentially one city, with Brea Olinda High as its comprehensive high school. That makes it one of the most straightforward districts in north county to work with: a single office licenses every mark from kindergarten through twelfth grade.
Small and unified has a second effect that is easy to overlook. The booster base, the PTO membership and the general community overlap heavily, because they are largely the same families at different stages. Several organizations running separate stores would be selling to one another's members.
That is the argument for consolidating rather than multiplying. One well-promoted store with proceeds split by written agreement will normally out-earn three competing ones here, because the total number of buyers is fixed and each additional store divides it while adding another announcement competing for the same attention.
Cities and communities Brea Olinda Unified serves
- Brea
- Olinda
High schools in Brea Olinda Unified
We build stores for booster clubs, athletic programs, PTOs and bands at any of these. Every one competes in the CIF Southern Section.
- Brea Olinda High School
What your club does, and what we do
The club confirms in writing that it may use the school name, logo and mascot, then sends colors, marks and rosters. After that the store is ours to run.
We build the store
Designed to your school’s standards, with a range you approve before anything goes live.
We print and ship each order
Produced after it is bought and shipped direct to that buyer. No bulk order, no size guess, no leftovers, no distribution day.
We run the campaigns
Text and email to your opted-in families, timed to each school's own season rather than a district-wide calendar.
We handle tax and reporting
Collected and remitted where we are the seller of record, with records your treasurer can reconcile.
Your club is paid
20% of total order value on a set schedule. A share of what the store sells, not a share of margin after costs.
Questions about Brea Olinda Unified
- Should each organization run its own store?
- In a district this size, usually not. The PTO, the boosters and the community are largely the same families, so multiple stores split one set of buyers rather than adding new ones. One store with a written split generally earns more.
- Is approval simpler in a small unified district?
- Generally yes. One office licenses the marks across every grade level, so there is no question of whether an elementary or high school district owns the logo, which is the step that stalls clubs in neighboring joint districts.
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Other districts serving the same communities
Several of these overlap with Brea Olinda Unified, which is why confirming the district by school rather than by city matters before anything is printed.
- Fullerton School District — elementary and middle schools
- La Habra City School District — elementary and middle schools
- Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified School District — all grade levels