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Originally, this idea was to help fund 501(c)3 animal shelters. We have expanded it and opened the idea to other 501(c)3s. Since the concept is the same, we have chosen NOT to redo the short video.
This web page is https://www.LindaLCulbreth.com/animal-shelters.html Be sure to bookmark this page.
How This Works:
1. You decide to use this program because your 501(c)3 needs funding.
2. We design a card game with speciality cards. We will customize your game for your non profit: for example, service dogs for vets with pictures of service dogs, horse therapy programs with pictures of the actual horses, animal shelters with cats/dogs/or whatever critters you rescue, schools - a game designed with school supplies. The back of the cards will have your non-profit info on it. (There are no ads for anything else on the cards and the cards are U.S. Poker sized.)
3. You approve the design and work closely with us via email. Once approved, if will take up to 4-5 weeks to get your sample deck.
4. In the meantime, the non-profit must have a verified PayPal account (free) and set up a free account with DriveThruCards.com (This is the company who prints the cards, collects the money from the buyers, ships the card, and deposits money into the account assigned to the commission.) Ever so often, about monthly or so, the non profit needs to check their account at DriveThruCards.com and have the funds transferred to their PayPay account where it is accessible.
5. You notify us that you have the account with DriveThruCards and the email you used to do so. Be sure to tell us the name of your organization and the website. We then assign the commission to you, using your account via DriveThruCards.
6. Your non-profit must do any posting on social media to offer the game for sale. (We will NOT do any marketing for you.)
7. We recommend a sales price of $19.97. (Seems to be the sweet spot for non profit fund raising.)
8. Just as an example, if the game we design has 51 cards in it, and you sell it for $19.97, your group would make about $9.50, give or take a little one way or the other.
9. The non-profit is out nothing, unless it decides to carry some games to sell in person. On that thought, if you have a benefactor who would like to purchase, say 10 decks of cards for about $200.00 + shipping and give you the games to you to sell in person, and you charge the $20.00, you get to "double dip." First, you would keep all the money from the from the sell of the cards (10 x $20.00 = $200.00) AND your non profit would also get the commission (about $9.50 x 10 = $95.00) so one donation of 10 decks of speciality cards yields about $295.00 of usable funding for the non-profit.
10. If you have any questions, please use the contact form below and ask. We will respond as soon as possible, but it may take a few days to do so. This also where you request us to design your cards.
Linda
P.S. Full disclosure: I will make a small affiliate commission from DriveThruCards for each deck sold. 100% of the royalty will be assigned to the non-profit.
1. You decide to use this program because your 501(c)3 needs funding.
2. We design a card game with speciality cards. We will customize your game for your non profit: for example, service dogs for vets with pictures of service dogs, horse therapy programs with pictures of the actual horses, animal shelters with cats/dogs/or whatever critters you rescue, schools - a game designed with school supplies. The back of the cards will have your non-profit info on it. (There are no ads for anything else on the cards and the cards are U.S. Poker sized.)
3. You approve the design and work closely with us via email. Once approved, if will take up to 4-5 weeks to get your sample deck.
4. In the meantime, the non-profit must have a verified PayPal account (free) and set up a free account with DriveThruCards.com (This is the company who prints the cards, collects the money from the buyers, ships the card, and deposits money into the account assigned to the commission.) Ever so often, about monthly or so, the non profit needs to check their account at DriveThruCards.com and have the funds transferred to their PayPay account where it is accessible.
5. You notify us that you have the account with DriveThruCards and the email you used to do so. Be sure to tell us the name of your organization and the website. We then assign the commission to you, using your account via DriveThruCards.
6. Your non-profit must do any posting on social media to offer the game for sale. (We will NOT do any marketing for you.)
7. We recommend a sales price of $19.97. (Seems to be the sweet spot for non profit fund raising.)
8. Just as an example, if the game we design has 51 cards in it, and you sell it for $19.97, your group would make about $9.50, give or take a little one way or the other.
9. The non-profit is out nothing, unless it decides to carry some games to sell in person. On that thought, if you have a benefactor who would like to purchase, say 10 decks of cards for about $200.00 + shipping and give you the games to you to sell in person, and you charge the $20.00, you get to "double dip." First, you would keep all the money from the from the sell of the cards (10 x $20.00 = $200.00) AND your non profit would also get the commission (about $9.50 x 10 = $95.00) so one donation of 10 decks of speciality cards yields about $295.00 of usable funding for the non-profit.
10. If you have any questions, please use the contact form below and ask. We will respond as soon as possible, but it may take a few days to do so. This also where you request us to design your cards.
Linda
P.S. Full disclosure: I will make a small affiliate commission from DriveThruCards for each deck sold. 100% of the royalty will be assigned to the non-profit.