How the healthy online fundraiser works
Most groups do not fail at fundraising because people do not care. They struggle because the fundraiser is hard to explain, hard to manage, and easy for busy supporters to ignore. This page shows a simpler online way to share one fundraiser link and remove many of the old problems.
The problem with many traditional fundraisers
Parents, volunteers, teachers, coaches, and charity leaders are already stretched. A fundraiser should help the group, not create another job that takes over evenings and weekends.
Too much inventory
Boxes of products, order forms, storage, sorting, and delivery nights can become stressful fast.
Too much pressure
Families often feel awkward asking the same friends, relatives, and coworkers to buy again.
Too much admin
Collecting money, tracking orders, chasing forms, and fixing mistakes can drain volunteer energy.
Short-term results
Many fundraisers end after one push, so the group has to start from zero again next season.
Hard to share
If supporters need a paper form or in-person explanation, many people never get the chance to help.
Not always a healthy fit
Some schools and families want options that fit better with wellness, sports, and healthy living.
The simple solution: one online fundraiser link
Healthy Fundraiser Hub introduces a digital fundraising option where your group can share one online presentation link. Supporters can look from their own phone, laptop, or tablet, and your group avoids the usual product storage and delivery work.
This is designed for groups that want an easier way to explain the fundraiser, share it repeatedly, and give supporters a simple place to learn more.
How it works step by step
Choose the online fundraiser
Your group reviews the presentation and decides whether the LiveGood fundraising option fits your supporters and goals.
Share one simple link
Send the fundraiser link by text, email, social media, team chat, school newsletter, church bulletin, flyer QR code, or community group.
Supporters review the offer
Supporters can learn about the products and membership options directly online, without your volunteers collecting forms or cash.
Your group keeps communicating
The best campaigns use simple reminders, progress updates, thank-you messages, and clear examples of what the funds will support.
Repeat support may continue
Because the fundraiser is online, some supporters may continue ordering beyond the first message. Results are not guaranteed, but the structure can be more ongoing than a one-day sale.
Why this can be easier for schools, teams, churches, and charities
- No product boxes for families to store.
- No delivery night for volunteers to organize.
- No door-to-door selling required.
- No paper order forms to collect.
- Easy to share with supporters outside your local area.
- Works alongside events, newsletters, QR codes, and social posts.
- Fits groups that want a wellness-focused fundraiser instead of candy-heavy options.
Who this is best for
Schools and PTA/PTO groups
Useful for groups that want a cleaner online option for parents, staff, and local supporters.
Sports teams
Helpful for uniforms, travel, tournaments, equipment, and team costs without carrying inventory.
Small charities and nonprofits
A simple option for supporters who cannot attend events but can still review and share a link.
Churches and community groups
Works with bulletins, announcements, text groups, local events, and volunteer-led sharing.
Clubs and activity groups
Band, cheer, dance, drama, STEM, and youth groups can share online without handling products.
Busy volunteers
Best for people who want fewer moving parts and a clearer message to send to supporters.
What your group still needs to do
This is simpler than many traditional fundraisers, but it is not magic. The groups that do best usually have a clear reason for raising money and a simple sharing plan.
- Explain exactly what the fundraiser supports.
- Ask team leaders or parent volunteers to share the same link.
- Use short messages people can forward easily.
- Post a reminder after a few days.
- Thank people publicly and privately when appropriate.
A simple message you can send
You can copy this idea and adjust it for your group:
Example: Hi, we are raising funds for our group and using a simple online fundraiser with no product boxes, no delivery night, and no door-to-door selling. If you would like to take a look or share it with someone who may want to support us, here is the link: View the fundraiser presentation.
Ready to see if it fits your group?
If your current fundraiser feels too complicated, too physical, or too hard to repeat, this online option may be worth reviewing. Start by watching the presentation, then decide whether it fits your school, team, charity, church, or community group.
Important: Healthy Fundraiser Hub is a certified independent affiliate website. Fundraising results are not guaranteed and will depend on your audience, effort, timing, and participation. Product availability, eligibility, commissions, and program terms are controlled by the official provider.