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Fundraising Products Made in the USA
Many of you have probably already been part of a fundraiser that sold products made outside the USA. Wouldn’t it be great if your favorite fundraising products were made in the US?
Why buy fundraising products made in the USA? Why not make an effort and seek out US companies that sell fundraising products made in the US? Especially during tough economic times, buying ‘local’ makes a lot of sense.
To help promote fundraising products made in the US, we’ve decided to give fundraising companies that sell products “Made in the USA” some extra attention and give them free ‘advertising’ by mentioning them on our website! We will also add these companies to our fundraising companies list.
We hope you will click over to these companies’ websites and take a look to see if their fundraising products may be appropriate for your next fundraiser.
If you own a company that sells fundraising products “Made in the USA,” (or if you know of such a company) please contact us through our contact page and we will consider adding your company to our next “Fundraising Products Made in the USA” post. In order to be considered, your company must have a website with a privacy policy easily accessible from the homepage.
Depending on how many requests we get, we may not be able to list all companies, but we will try!
Most of our readers are based in the US, but if you’re reading this from another country, you can start focusing on fundraising products made in your own country just as well!
Please note: we did not actually visit these companies to prove with absolute certainty that their products are made 100% in the USA, but we think we got honest information and we hope that this will be a start to get all of us thinking about how we can support more companies that sell “Made in the USA” fundraising products. We do not endorse any fundraising companies listed on our site.
Fundraising products made in the US:
To start, take a look at the following three companies that sell fundraising products made in the USA:
Kim’s Key Lime Cookies
“KimsKeylimeCookies.com is an Indianapolis, IN based company that makes delicious, melt-in-your-mouth key lime cookies dusted in refreshing powdered sugar or dipped in sweet white chocolate.
Besides selling their famous cookies wholesale for fundraising purposes, they also sell to gift shops, department stores and individuals. Cookies come packaged in custom designed gift tins and have a 6 month shelf life.”
My Custom Gift Shop
“MyCustomGiftShop.com is a Colorado-based company that strives to offer quality personalized gifts that are made in America. We strongly desire to keep manufacturing in America and maintain American jobs.
In addition to the products we manufacture ourselves, we also work with a number of other USA manufacturers and artisans to bring you a wider variety of personalized products and keepsakes.
Low-overhead and small production runs allows us to create affordable gift items that can be used for fundraising and purchased from us in low quantities at large discounts. Ask us about how we can create custom gifts with your logo as promotional or fundraising items!”
For pet related fundraising products, visit their partner site at CritterGiftShop.com.
“Critter Gift Shop is dedicated to helping Animal Rescues in their fundraising efforts. With a wide variety of products and designs, there is a lot to choose from to make the perfect fundraiser. We have no minimum order requirements and large discounts start at only 10 affordable items. Most items are customizable with your rescue’s name at no additional cost. We are also able to add logos to most products.”
Mountain Mama’s Kitchen
“MountainMamasKitchen.com sells handmade soy candles in different scents such as Sugar Cookie, Holiday, Pumpkin Pie, Plain Jane and more. Each 8 oz. candle is poured in a tin, has a cotton wick and a 40hr burn time.”
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Posted on: October 26, 2011
