A season people can collect
Create a set around the players and memories of a season. Families, relatives and supporters can celebrate the team while taking part in an organization’s campaign.
For teams, schools & communities
Their stories. Your community. A new way to fundraise.
Bring people together around something personal: trading cards of the players, people and moments they care about. Explore what a card fundraiser could look like for your organization.
Tell us the project, approximate quantity and timing.
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Card format example: Landon Kelly’s soccer Display Card. This is not a fundraising result or a team-campaign case study.
The short answer
A custom trading card fundraiser connects a community project with a keepsake people want to collect. A team set, season memory or community celebration can give supporters a personal reason to take part. Contact Cardbop to discuss the idea, how orders would work and the arrangements for your organization.
Fundraising possibilities worth exploring
A school or club milestone
Think about a graduating class, club anniversary or a shared project. Use permitted photos and details that make the cards meaningful to the people involved.
A community event
A tournament, celebration or local gathering can provide a moment to introduce a card project. Start planning around the event and confirm a workable timeline with Cardbop.
Recognition that brings people together
Volunteers, coaches and people who make a community work can be the story behind a set. A clear purpose and a personal keepsake can help people understand why to participate.
Start with the community and the purpose
Tell us who the project is for and what you hope it could support: equipment, activities, a club project or another community goal. Then describe who might want the cards and what would make the collection personal. Participation and fundraising outcomes depend on the project; there is no guaranteed result.
What to include when you contact us
- Your organization and the project you want to support
- Who would be featured and who might participate
- Approximate number of people or card designs
- Your event date or preferred campaign timing
- Whether you already have permission to use the photos
It’s fine to start with an idea. Include the details you know so far.
From an idea to a practical plan
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Share the idea
Use the contact form to describe your community, the purpose and the timing. An early conversation can help turn a broad idea into a practical project.
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Work through the arrangements
Discuss the card format, how designs and orders would be organized, and the terms for your particular campaign. Confirm those details before asking supporters to take part.
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Build a collection with a story
Choose photos and short messages that mean something to the community. A clear explanation of the project helps people understand the role their order would play.
Frequently asked questions
Can a team use trading cards for fundraising?+
A team collection is one possibility. Player cards, season memories and a shared team story can make the project relevant to families and supporters. Contact Cardbop to discuss your organization and how the campaign would work.
How much could our organization raise?+
That depends on the project, participation and the arrangements agreed for your campaign. Cardbop does not promise an earnings total on this page. Contact us to discuss the possibilities for your organization.
Is this only for sports teams?+
Schools, clubs and community organizations can also ask about a card fundraising project. Tell us the purpose, the audience and the type of collection you have in mind.
Should we start designing before contacting you?+
You can collect ideas and think about the photos and people involved. Contact Cardbop before launching the fundraiser so the format, ordering process, timeline and campaign terms can be confirmed.
More ways to make it personal
Let’s talk about your project.
Tell Cardbop what you have in mind, who it’s for and when you need it.