Volunteers in printed food-drive shirts carrying grocery boxes into a neighborhood pantry

Goods for
good.

Back the shirts, kits and signs that make real work possible.

1drive raising right now
6organizations on the platform
100%of every drive maps to a real order
NonprofitsLaunch a merchandise drive.Tell us what your people need. We design it, price it as a real order and make it once it is funded.Run a drive →CommunitiesHelp fund a cause.Put a few dollars, or a few kits, toward a real order and watch it get made.1 drive raising now →CompaniesSponsor a full campaign.Fund a whole order in one payment, with recognition the organization approves.1 drive open to a sponsor →

Pick your fight.

Every organization →

How it works

From funding
to fulfillment.

We are not collecting donations. We are making something real, and every drive shows where it is.

  1. 01

    Concept

    The organization picks the goods and we design them with its art.

  2. 02

    Funding

    People and companies fund the order. The bar shows every real contribution.

  3. 03

    Fully funded

    The order is paid for. Anything past the goal becomes credit for the next one.

  4. 04

    Production

    We make it, the same way we make merchandise for any Merch.com customer.

  5. 05

    Shipped

    The goods leave the factory and the drive page says so.

  6. 06

    Delivered

    The boxes arrive. Then come the photos of the goods at work.

Money disappears.
A shirt shows up.

Backing a drive is not topping up a general fund. It is jerseys on a youth team, kits in volunteers’ hands, a cause on five hundred chests at once — at real production cost, priced before the drive goes live.

How the money works

Featured organization

Susan G. Komen

Help outfit Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure participants with thoughtfully designed race day kits featuring a performance shirt, reusable water bottle, and drawstring bag to wear, use, and carry with pride.

New York, NY

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For nonprofits

Your cause.
Our creativity.

No website to build and no inventory to risk. Nothing is made until it is funded, and a drive that comes up short still becomes goods, scaled to what came in.

Launch a drive
  1. 01You bring the causeYour mission, your people and what they need: kits for volunteers, jerseys for a league, coolers for a pantry.
  2. 02We bring the goodsMerch.com designs it with your logo, picks the right product for the budget, and shows you the mockups.
  3. 03The order is the goalWe price it like any production job, so the goal is what it really costs. Nothing is invented.
  4. 04Your page, ready to shareWe build the drive page and its share picture. You send it to your community and to companies.