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Buffalo Wild Wings supports local organizations through restaurant fundraisers and community programs. Choose your preferred location and submit a request online. Accepts written requests for gift cards and in-kind donations.

✔ Giveback: 20%
✔ Nonprofit Required: Contact Local Restaurant
✔ Dine-to-Donate Fundraiser
Supporters enjoy a meal and 20% of sales are donated back to your organization.
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✔ Giveback: Varies by Location
✔ Nonprofit Required: Varies by Location
✔ Locally Owned & Operated
Many Chick-fil-A restaurants offer fundraising opportunities for schools, sports teams, nonprofits, ministries, and community organizations. Contact your local Operator to learn what opportunities may be available in your area.
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✔ Giveback: 25%
✔ Nonprofit Required: Contact Local Restaurant
✔ Online & In-Restaurant Orders
Supporters simply show a fundraiser flyer or use your custom fundraiser code when ordering. It's an easy, high-return fundraiser that works well for busy teams, schools, and organizations.
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✔ Giveback: 20% (up to 25%)
✔ Nonprofit Required: Contact Local Restaurant
✔ Family-Friendly Fundraiser
A fun fundraising option that combines food, games, and entertainment while giving back to your organization.
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✔ Giveback: 20%
✔ Nonprofit Required: Contact Local Store
✔ In-Store Fundraising Event
Bring supporters together for ice cream while raising money for your team, school, or organization.Must reach out to your local store for availability.
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Domino’s Delivering the Dough® fundraiser program is coordinated locally and available at participating locations. It’s a simple, community-focused way to help your group reach its goals. They also offer a discount fundraiser card option.
📞 Call your local Domino’s store manager or franchise owner to get started. Use the Domino’s Store Locator to find a store near you.
Note: Before purchasing fundraising cards, make sure they’re authentic.
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🏆 Kathy’s Pick
We offer community give-back days to help support your program. Varies by location, so reach out to your local Firehouse Subs to see if they offer give-back events.
Contact local restaurant directly to secure a date and let us help fuel your team.
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Five Below loves giving back to the communities they serve! Your 501(c)(3) group can earn 10% back on supporter purchases—just pick a date with the store, create a flyer, and spread the word. Supporters shop in-store, show the flyer at checkout, and a portion of their total goes to your organization. Super easy, no order forms, and everyone walks out with something fun.
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Kona Ice is more than just a business; we are deeply rooted in the community. We partner with local schools, sports organizations, and other non-profits all over the country. We can help you reach your fundraising goals while serving up smiles with a fun and sweet Kona Ice experience.
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Krispy Kreme is a popular fundraising option for schools and teams that want something simple and well-known. Groups can apply through Krispy Kreme’s fundraising program to get started.
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McAlister’s Deli offers an easy way to raise funds for your team or group. Host an event during select hours and typically 20% of every sale goes back to you. Supporters just drop their receipts in a designated box—no extra steps, just great food for a great cause. All locations are independently owned so participation may vary.
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Many locally owned and operated McDonald’s locations support schools, sports teams, and community organizations through give-back nights and fundraising events where a portion of sales is donated to the group. Because each restaurant is independently owned, offerings vary by location — reach out to your local McDonald’s to learn more about available fundraising opportunities.

Fundraise with Flavor! Host a Noodles Fundraising Night and earn 25% back for your nonprofit! Dine in or order online with a unique code to support your cause. Apply online to schedule your event—just bring the guests, and we’ll bring the noodles! *Online code use excludes rewards, points redemption, and other offers.

Two convenient ways to raise funds for your team or school! Host an in-person fundraiser at your local Panda Express (with in-store and online ordering) and earn 20% back, or go bigger with a Virtual Community Fundraiser—available nationwide with online ordering for pick-up or delivery and 28% giveback!
Perfect for busy teams who want easy setup and great returns.
Raise some dough with a Panera fundraiser! Book online, pick your date, and your group gets up to 25% of net sales back. Families can order however they want—dine-in, drive-thru, pick-up, even delivery (just check your local cafe for what's available). You'll get a custom flyer and promo tools to make sharing easy. Just no passing flyers out at the restaurant.
Host a fundraiser with Papa John’s and get 15% donated back to your team, club, or group. Choose your date, share the details, and earn from every qualifying order placed between 10am and 10pm. It’s all handled online and includes pick-up, takeout, and direct delivery, just no third-party apps.
Perfect for busy families—order dinner, support your team, and skip the dishes.
Note: No coupons or discounts can be used during the fundraiser.

Host a Spirit Night and earn 10% of total event sales while families receive 10% off storewide. Teams can also collect gently used sports equipment, and the store will pay your program for donated gear. All Play It Again locations are locally owned and operated. Reach out to your local location to see if they participate as well.
A simple, high-impact fundraiser for youth sports teams.

Raising Cane’s supports nonprofit organizations, including schools and youth groups, through Restaurant Fundraiser Nights and other community partnership opportunities where a portion of sales is donated back to the organization. Requests must be submitted at least four weeks in advance through the Raising Cane’s Community Partnerships page by creating an account and completing the “New Community Request” form, and the organization must be a registered nonprofit.

Red Robin makes fundraising easy (and delicious). Host a dine-in or to-go event and they'll donate 20% of food sales back to your 501(c)(3) organization. It’s a simple way to gather your team, enjoy a meal, and give back—all at once.

Spice up your fundraising! QDOBA offers online and in-restaurant fundraising where 25% of sales go back to your organization. Pick your date, promote with their easy digital tools, and let families order their favorites—no cooking required.
Smoothie King makes fundraising simple with a 20% give-back on all in-store fundraiser sales. Everything is handled on their website, so it’s easy for teams and groups to set up.
How it works:
Create – Submit your location and organization name to get started.
Promote – Download custom flyers to share online or print for your event.
Get Paid – After your fundraiser, a check is mailed directly to your organization.
The Barnes & Noble Bookfair is a fundraiser for registered nonprofits that combines shopping, community, and an optional in-store event. Families can shop in-store or online during your Bookfair dates, and a percentage of eligible sales goes back to your group when supporters use your Bookfair ID.
Texas Roadhouse supports local fundraisers, schools, and nonprofits through event nights, gift card donations, and sponsorships. Submit a donation request at least 30 days in advance to your local restaurant, including your organization’s name, purpose, event date, and expected impact — availability varies by location.

Select locally owned and operated Sonic Drive-In locations partner with Accent on Kids (AOK) to support schools, youth organizations, and community groups through fundraising opportunities. Because Sonic locations are independently owned, participation may vary — if you don’t see your location listed, reach out to your local Sonic to ask about available fundraising or give-back options.

Top Golf offers fundraising tournaments for eligible tax-exempt organizations that want to turn a team or community event into a larger fundraiser. Groups can sell player spots, sponsorships, and other add-ons above the cost of the event, while Topgolf helps with the space, game play, scoring, and event setup. This could be a fun option for booster clubs, schools, and nonprofits with a strong local business network, especially if they can bring in sponsors. Groups do need to provide proof of tax-exempt status, and pricing and availability vary by location.

Portillo’s donates food, gift cards, and auction items to support local nonprofits, schools, and community events. They also offer fundraising nights. All requests must include a Tax ID or Employer Identification Number (EIN) from your organization’s W-9 or 501(c)(3) form and be submitted at least 4 weeks in advance through their online application.
Jersey Mike’s supports schools, sports teams, and nonprofit organizations through in-store fundraising events where a percentage of sales during a designated time is donated back to the group. Requests are submitted through the local store, must be scheduled in advance, and are subject to individual franchise approval and availability.

Kendra Scott supports 501(c)(3) nonprofits—especially those focused on women and youth—through in-store or online giveback events (donating 20% of event sales) and through in-kind jewelry donations for use in silent auctions, raffles, or other fundraising efforts. Requests must be submitted at least six weeks in advance, are subject to availability and approval, and donated items must be used solely to raise funds for the nonprofit.

Five Guys offers community fundraising nights for schools, teams, booster clubs, nonprofits, and local causes. Groups receive 20% of qualifying sales from the event.
Supporters can order in person or online using the fundraiser promo code. Delivery orders do not count.
These websites make it easier to find restaurants and local businesses that offer give-back fundraisers. You can search nearby options, compare programs, and submit requests without contacting every location yourself.
Just remember that participation varies by location. If you don’t see your local restaurant listed on one of these platforms, that doesn’t necessarily mean it doesn’t offer a give-back event. When in doubt, ask the local manager or business owner directly.
Force4Good helps schools, teams, booster clubs, PTOs, nonprofits, and community groups find restaurant and local business fundraisers.
Groups can search participating locations, apply online, and use built-in promotional tools to share the event.
This is a good place to start when you want to compare local fundraiser options without contacting every business yourself.

GroupRaise connects schools, teams, nonprofits, churches, and community groups with restaurants that host fundraising nights.
Groups can search by location, compare available restaurants and dates, and submit a request online.Enter your address in the search bar to find particpating locations near you.
I like that GroupRaise makes it easy to see several restaurant options in one place. Just make sure you review what purchases count and how supporters need to participate.

DonationScout helps schools, teams, booster clubs, PTOs, nonprofits, and community groups find restaurant fundraisers, donation programs, and other local giving opportunities.
Some restaurant brands also use DonationScout to manage their own fundraiser and donation requests. Enter your zip code in the search bar to see participating businesses near you.
This one is especially useful because it may help you find more than just restaurant nights. You may also come across gift cards, in-kind donations, and other community support opportunities
Give-back fundraisers can be a really easy way for schools, teams, booster clubs, PTOs, and nonprofits to raise money. Supporters shop, eat, or take part during a set time, and the business gives a percentage of the qualifying sales back to your group. There is usually no product to handle and little to no upfront cost.
Don’t overlook local businesses either. A local restaurant, coffee shop, car wash, boutique, or entertainment venue may be more flexible than a large chain. They may offer a better percentage, include online orders, extend the event, or help you create something that feels more like a true community night.
A few ways to raise more:
If you’re a band, bring the drumline.
If you’re a choir, sing for the guests.
If you’re a football team, have the players show up in their jerseys.
Athletes can greet people at the door. Students can help serve, bus tables, bag orders, or thank supporters.
The key is to be present in the community. Let people see who they’re supporting.
That little extra effort can turn a basic give-back night into a real event and help your group raise more.
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