The following provides information to create a Fundraiser item with NO Base Price.

This item example includes an option with choices, each with a price.

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How to Create an Item with Options and Choices

Set Up an Item with Options and Choices for Sort and Display Order

Fundraiser Variable Choice Example

Item Name

Replace the Generic Item Name

Follow the item naming best practice including the most important information in the first 32 characters.

Is the event available to the Public? If yes, review the Public or Unlisted article.

Content Section

Description

(Replace the words in uppercase with your item information.)

SCHOOL NAME is pleased to offer our annual ITEM fundraiser. 

We encourage our school community to inform their family and friends of the ITEM availability. Proceeds will go to the SCHOOL NAME - FUND.

ITEM will be available for pick up on DATE, between TIME and TIME, in the LOCATION. 

Base Price

NO Price - $0.00

Option 1 Name & Descrip

Replace the Generic Option Name

(Replace the words in uppercase with option name information.)

Option Description is Optional - REVIEW and/or REPLACE - are able to add additional information not noted in item description, pertaining to this option

The following provides purchase information and relies on your changing the Limit Per Student to greater than 1. In this case, you may wish to change to 3 to enable purchase of all three ticket choices.

HOW TO PURCHASE: Select a choice, choose your quantity, add to cart, select more items and repeat until all selections have been made.

REVIEW the contents of your cart prior to proceeding to payment.

Choice Name & Price

$25 STORE Gift Card (Change/Enter price)

$50 STORE Gift Card (Change/Enter price)

$100 STORE Gift Card (Change/Enter price)

Settings

Min (Minimum Choice Selection) set to 1

Max (Maximum Choice Selection) set to 3

The maximum setup allows the parent to select as many choices as they are comfortable choosing.
The minimum setup forces the parent to make a minimum of one choice.