A magnet fundraiser works like this. Your booster club orders custom magnets at a volume price, sells them to supporters for more than they cost, and keeps the difference. There is no perishable stock, no weather risk, and no volunteer labor after the sale is made. Most programs run one per season.
That model is genuinely one of the better options available to a booster club. What the guides selling magnets leave out is the part that decides whether yours works: the approval you need before you order, and the arithmetic you should run before you pick a quantity.
Why do magnets work better than most booster fundraisers?
Magnets remove the three things that sink most booster fundraisers: spoilage, weather, and repeat volunteer hours.
A bake sale needs parents on a Saturday. A car wash needs sun. Cookie dough needs a freezer and a delivery window. A magnet sits in a box until someone buys it, and it stays sellable at the next home game, or next season if the design carries





