Nonprofits & associations
Merch and fundraising in one store.
Brikl runs always-on merchandise stores for nonprofits, so supporters order branded gear on demand and every item is produced per order. No upfront cost, no volunteer packing shifts, no leftover inventory — and a set-aside on every item goes straight to the cause.
What your store looks like
A branded storefront on your own web address, live in minutes. Your logo, your colors, your products — and every order produced on demand and shipped to the buyer.
See live store examples →Sound familiar?
Upfront cost is a barrier
Buying inventory to sell is a bet a nonprofit shouldn't have to make.
Volunteer time disappears
Someone has to store, pack and ship every order by hand.
Leftover stock is a loss
Unsold shirts are donor money that didn't reach the mission.
Two jobs: merch and fundraising
Raising money usually means running a separate campaign.
What you sell
Picks from Brikl’s marketplace of 8,000+ decorated products — all produced on demand.
How they order
Supporters open the store, choose their item, and check out. Each order is produced on demand and shipped to them — no inventory to buy, no packing shifts, no shipping to manage.
Setting it up
Add your logo
Upload it once and Brikl makes it decoration-ready automatically. No artwork fee, so nothing is spent before the first order arrives.
Choose the merch
Pick awareness gear, event merch and apparel from the marketplace. None of it is bought or produced until a supporter orders.
Set the set-aside
Define what each item contributes to the cause. It's set once and applied to every order, so there's nothing to reconcile by hand later.
Share the store
Put the link in a newsletter, an appeal or an event page. Orders are produced and shipped to supporters directly — no volunteer packing shift.
When people order
Campaign launches
An appeal gives supporters something to wear as well as something to give. The store is already open when the campaign goes out.
Walks, runs and events
Event tees are produced per participant rather than bought in bulk and guessed at, so nobody eats the leftovers.
Awareness months
Put up a design for a month and take it down after. With no minimum, a short campaign doesn't need a volume target.
Year-round supporter merch
Between campaigns, the store keeps earning quietly on the gear supporters already want.
Fundraising
A set-aside on every item, to the cause
Define a set-aside once and it applies to every order. The store raises money on the merch supporters already want, with nothing to reconcile by hand.
3.5% per transaction. Nothing else.
No setup fee, no subscription, no inventory. You only pay when you make a sale.
See full pricing →What the cause receives on a tee
Sticker prices here are illustrative — the organization sets its own. The 3.5% is Brikl's actual fee.
- Tee listed at
- $30.00
- Set-aside to the cause
- $7.00
- Brikl's fee (3.5%)
- $1.05
The cause receives its set-aside on every tee, with no donor money spent on stock in advance and nothing left unsold. The rest of the price covers the product, its decoration and delivery to the supporter.
Before you open a store
Tax-exempt nonprofit stores
How exemption is handled on a store that sells to supporters.
Read the guide →Fundraising set-asides
How a per-item set-aside is defined once and applied to every order.
Read the guide →Pop-up fundraiser stores
Running a store for a single campaign, event or awareness month.
Read the guide →What is branded merch?
What counts as branded merchandise and when it earns its keep.
Read the guide →