A better way to fundraise...
FundScrip is a Canadian fundraising program that asks supporters of your group to pay for their everyday purchases (i.e., groceries, gas, gifts and household items) with gift cards bought through the FundScrip program.
A percentage of the gift cards purchased by your supporters is donated to your group!
FundScrip is great for school trips, travelling teams & clubs, religious & faith-based organizations, community groups, social committees and much more.
What's the Catch?
We hear this all the time, but there really is no catch. Our participating retailers give us a volume discount on large purchases of their gift cards. Your supporters buy them from us at face value, and a percentage of their purchases is donated to your non-profit group on their behalf.
Don’t just take our word for it. See what our users are saying... Visit our Testimonials section!
It's easy to make a difference...
All you have to is pay for your everyday purchases with gift cards purchased from FundScrip and you automatically contribute to the non-profit group or cause of your choice.
What could be easier and it's free to join!

Looking for Reasons to Support?
- You don’t have to change your buying habits or buy things you don’t need
- No out-of-pocket donations
- Continuous contributions to the non-profit groups and causes you care about most
- Your everyday purchases add up to make a difference very quickly
- Monthly promotions & contests!
Over 150 Top Canadian Retailers...
Join our growing list of participating retailers and make a real difference in communities across Canada!
Enjoy an instant lift in gift card sales
Thousands of households across Canada budget their weekly spending using FundScrip, enabling them to raise money for important goals.
In addition to the traditional benefits of gift cards, benefits of re-selling through FundScrip include:
- Distribution to a fast growing sales channel
- We pay the transaction costs
- Great Public Relations
- and much more...

Why not join the FundScrip network and let your company help Canadian families?
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