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Take orders and payment before you buy a single box of stock. Raised gives your group an online order form, payment options that suit everyone, and the reports you need to order from your supplier and hand everything out.
Most product fundraisers work best as pre-orders. You publish what you are selling, supporters order and pay online, and when the fundraiser closes you place one order with your supplier for exactly what sold. Your group never fronts up money for stock, and nobody is left trying to shift a dozen unsold boxes at the end. Raised is the system that runs it: the order form, the payments, and the reports that tell you what to buy and who gets what.
Buying stock up front means guessing how much you will sell and carrying the risk if you guess wrong. Pre-orders remove the guess.
Pick a catalogue from one of our wholesalers, or add your own products, prices, and photos.
Your fundraiser gets a link and QR code. Send it out by email, newsletter, or social media.
They order online and pay by card, cash, bank transfer, or Tap to Pay. No forms to chase.
Close the fundraiser, order the exact quantities that sold, then use the packing lists to hand them out.
Everything from the first order to the last box handed over, included at no cost.
Your product list becomes an order form supporters can use on their phone. Quantities, variants, and options are all handled for you.
Take payment by card through Stripe, or record cash and bank transfer orders. Cash and bank transfers carry no fee.
Watch orders and revenue update as they come in, with a breakdown by product so you always know where you stand.
One report with the exact quantity of each product sold, ready to send to your supplier when the fundraiser closes.
Pick a catalogue that is ready to go, or bring the supplier you already work with.
Pies, pasta, butter, snack bars, samosas, seasonings, and more, from businesses that already supply fundraisers. Their products and prices are loaded and ready, so you can be selling the same day.
Term-time pie and bun drives where orders come in by class and go home in a school bag.
Each player sells to their own network, with every order credited to them on the leaderboard.
Scouts, church groups, and charities selling a seasonal product without fronting the cost.
Hear from the schools, clubs, and groups raising money with Raised.
"Honestly this made everything so easy! We had hundreds of orders and had not one issue because payment was organised and sorted. Thanks team, will definitely be back."
Krispy Kreme Fundraiser
Common questions about running a fundraiser on pre-orders.
A pre-order fundraiser is one where supporters order and pay before you buy any stock. You publish a product list, share a link, and take orders for a set period. When the fundraiser closes you place a single order with your supplier for the exact quantities that sold, then distribute them. You never buy stock you have not already sold.
Raised gives you the online order form, the payment options, and the reporting. Supporters browse your products, choose quantities, and pay by card, cash, bank transfer, or Tap to Pay. You get running order totals, a per-product summary to send your supplier, and packing lists for distribution day. Setting up a fundraiser is free.
Set up your products, share your link, and let the orders come to you. Signing up is free.
Start a FundraiserAn illustration of how a pre-order fundraiser runs, not a specific campaign.
Per-supporter packing lists and product summaries for distribution day, grouped by class or team if you use them.
Run it as a P2P fundraiser and every order is credited to the member who sold it, with leaderboards to match.
You are not limited to our list. Add your own products, set your own prices, and run the fundraiser with a local business, your own baking, or club merchandise. The order form and reports work the same way.
Raised is free for the group running the fundraiser. There is no subscription and no platform fee taken out of your total. Card payments carry the usual processing fee from Stripe. Cash and bank transfer orders have no fee at all.
Yes. You can run a fundraiser with any supplier or product you like, including your own baking, merchandise, or a local business you already deal with. Raised also has a network of wholesalers with ready-made catalogues if you would rather pick from an existing range.
The dashboard totals every order as it comes in, broken down by product and variant. When the fundraiser closes you have the exact quantities to order, so there is no counting paper forms or adding up spreadsheets.
You get a packing list for each supporter and a summary by product, so you can sort stock into orders on the day. If you are running the fundraiser through classes or teams, orders are grouped that way too, which makes handing them out much faster.