#Snap raise seattlebased 90m plus

#Snap raise seattlebased 90m plus

What percentage fee does Snap-Raise keep? Snap-Raise has a hefty cost starting at 20% of the funds raised, plus payment processing fees and any student prizes (some people online have reported fees up to 50%).¹ The primary fee essentially covers the cost and commission of letting an independent Snap-Raise representative collect and send emails to parent and community-members requesting donations for the fundraiser (note that Snap-Raise does not publish a standard fee charged by their agents). The change was a result of an all-to-oftenly asked question: is the “convenience” of Snap-Raise really worth its cost? After losing so much of the funds they raised from their parents and community members to the fees that were charged with Snap-Raise fundraising program, the JROTC program decided it was time for a change. They found a school fundraising platform with all of the fundraising and promotional tools that they needed, which ultimately allowed them to keep an additional $4,000 that they would have otherwise lost to the costs of Snap-Raise.

But after evaluating the costs and fees they were losing each year, they decided they needed a better solution. In years prior, the JROTC program worked with Snap-Raise to help them raise funds.

The Basha High School Air Force JROTC program in Chandler, AZ, like many other school organizations across the country, depends on fundraisers to cover the costs of their program’s equipment, supplies, and experiences.