Youth Sports Fundraisers That Actually Sell
Choose a youth sports fundraiser by the money left for the team after inventory, fees and the work required.
Upload a photo of your player, pet or team, choose an available template, and preview your design before ordering a printed card.
"I created a few AI cards for my kids. I started collecting back on February and the boys love the Kaboom cards. My daughter loves princesses so I made her a Disney card through AI. I looked for a company to actually make the card and found Snapshots. Very easy to use, very fast, excellent price. They actually called me to verify some of the information on the picture and offered to make any changes. I received them very quickly. I rarely leave reviews, but I felt this company deserved to hear that they are doing it right and I will definitely be using them again very soon."
— jimmy P. · 3 months ago
"We had my son’s senior pictures taken at Target field so I wanted to put those images on a baseball card to give out at his graduation party! I had so much fun creating them on the website! I ordered them on a Wednesday night and they were at my door that Saturday! Very quick! I couldn’t wait to open them! They are awesome! Better than I could have ever imagined! The quality is well worth the money! Amazing job! Will definitely recommend to anyone looking for a unique way to capture a forever memory!"
— Greg S. · 5 months ago
"These are great quality cards and look amazing will be ordering more from them."
— Blaine R. · 5 months ago
"I ordered cards on a Monday so they would be shipped and arrive by Friday. The next day through a series of unexpected events and missed communications on my part, I discovered my order was delayed. I reached out to see if there was anyway my order could still be processed and shipped out on time. Graham (CTO) reached out to me personally via email and phone to fix the issue and ensure my order was processed and shipped out on time. I received them on that Friday as I was originally hoping. Upon opening they were better than expected. The card stock is sturdy and the printing was high quality! I would definitely recommend this company and will be making more cards to order."
— Ron D. · 4 months ago
"This was perfect! Ordered and was in my mailbox within a week. They were exactly what I imagined! I can’t wait for my Kickin Nuggets U4 Soccer team to get their player cards!!!"
— Brittany C. · 5 months agoReviews from Google
Gross sales do not equal funds raised. Unsold copies still cost money, volunteers have limited time, and a product that works for one team may not suit another. Start with a specific goal and an offer your group can fulfill.
Compare a product sale with a sponsor-funded gift, donation campaign or another practical option. Use the fundraiser calculator to enter your actual quote, expected sales and expenses before committing to an order.
Use the cost checks and linked planning tools below before buying inventory.
See your photo on a card
Pick a photo and preview it on a real Snapshot template, right here.
Your photo stays on your device.
Plan costs before collecting orders
- Price the complete offer: Get the product, shipping and payment costs. Decide what each family receives before choosing a selling price.
- Test a conservative scenario: Enter lower sales into the calculator. Compare the expected net result with volunteer hours and the amount you can afford to risk.
- Approve and reconcile: Collect approved photos and names, confirm paid quantities, and record actual costs and distributions after the event.
- Define the goal and who approves purchases.
- Use the same unit for price, quantity and cost: one card and one team set are different units.
- Account for every purchased item, including unsold stock.
- Assign photo approval, payment reconciliation and distribution owners.
Free to design, instant preview. Free US standard shipping on orders $30+. Review delivery options at checkout.
Approve the offer and budget
Assign responsibility for the budget, approved player information and distribution before buying inventory.
Price the complete offer
Get the product, shipping and payment costs. Decide what each family receives before choosing a selling price.
Test a conservative scenario
Enter lower sales into the calculator. Compare the expected net result with volunteer hours and the amount you can afford to risk.
Use the planning tools before committing funds
The links in Explore More Card Options below open these resources.
Calculate fundraiser net funds
Enter selling price, purchased quantity, expected sales and costs to compare net funds. Run a lower-sales case and include unsold inventory before committing.
Build a sponsor proposal
Use the sponsor proposal and product worksheet to specify what families receive and what the sponsor would fund.
Discuss a team order
Use the organization inquiry to describe the roster size, desired copies per player and event date before agreeing to a group order.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much can a card fundraiser earn?
There is no guaranteed margin. Net funds depend on selling price, purchased quantity, sales, fees and other costs. The linked calculator makes those assumptions explicit.
Should we buy inventory before collecting orders?
Compare inventory with a preorder or sponsor-funded approach. Choose the method your organization can administer and afford; confirm all order and delivery terms before collecting money.
Can a sponsor fund the team’s keepsakes?
A sponsor can support an agreed team goal or product order. Define the contribution, benefits, permissions and delivery responsibilities using the sponsor kit.
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Preview your own custom card
Use an available Snapshot template, check the design and quantities, and review the current product and delivery options before ordering.
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