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Spirit wear fundraising in Newport-Mesa Unified School District

Team store fundraising for booster clubs across Newport-Mesa Unified, serving both Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. No setup cost, no volunteer hours.

Newport-Mesa Unified is unusual in serving two cities with markedly different program sizes. Newport Harbor and Corona del Mar sit alongside Costa Mesa and Estancia under one administration, and a policy written with one in mind applies to all four.

That produces a specific problem for clubs at the smaller campuses: advice circulating in the district is often shaped by what works at a school with a much larger booster base. A bulk order that a large program can absorb is a real risk for a smaller one, because the club that most needs the money is also the one least able to eat unsold stock.

The argument that holds across all four schools is volunteer hours rather than revenue. A store that runs itself costs nothing to staff, which leaves the people who would have run it available for the two or three events each year that genuinely need bodies.

Cities and communities Newport-Mesa Unified serves

  • Newport Beach
  • Costa Mesa

High schools in Newport-Mesa Unified

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

  • Newport Harbor High School
  • Corona del Mar High School
  • Costa Mesa High School
  • Estancia 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.

  1. We build the store

    Designed to your school’s standards, with a range you approve before anything goes live.

  2. 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.

  3. 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.

  4. We handle tax and reporting

    Collected and remitted where we are the seller of record, with records your treasurer can reconcile.

  5. 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 Newport-Mesa Unified

Does the same approach work for a small program and a large one?
The mechanics do. The revenue does not — a store earns in proportion to the families it reaches. What is constant is the risk, which is nothing, because no stock is bought up front.
How many volunteer hours does a store take?
Sending colors, marks and rosters, then sharing the link. There is no sorting, no distribution day and no money to collect, so there is nothing to staff after launch.

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Other districts serving the same communities

Several of these overlap with Newport-Mesa Unified, which is why confirming the district by school rather than by city matters before anything is printed.

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