Tell us the cause.
Share your organization, fundraising purpose, target timing and promotion plan.
Give your church, ministry, school, camp or Christian community a simple online fundraiser built around products people can actually choose for themselves. Your supporters shop God's Insurance. We handle checkout, production and fulfillment. Your organization receives 10% of qualifying net merchandise revenue attributed to the campaign.
Approved organizations can opt in to a public God's Insurance profile explaining who they are and what the 10% community share will fund. Shoppers can browse organizations directly, read their stories, and choose one in the shopping bag before checkout.
The program is intentionally simple. Your organization provides the cause and shares the campaign. God's Insurance runs the commerce side.
Share your organization, fundraising purpose, target timing and promotion plan.
We confirm the rate, tracking code, dates, contact and campaign terms in writing.
Receive a campaign page/link plus ready-to-use email, social, bulletin and announcement copy.
Supporters shop God's Insurance normally. Checkout, production and fulfillment are handled for you.
Qualifying sales are reviewed after returns and adjustments, then reported and paid on the monthly cycle.
Use a campaign for a defined project or ministry priority rather than asking supporters to buy simply for the sake of buying.
Camp fees, mission trips, retreats, student scholarships and special programming.
Food programs, community events, benevolence initiatives and local service projects.
Student activities, trips, clubs, athletics, service projects and school community initiatives.
Scholarship funds, facility projects, seasonal programming and participant support.
Events, outreach, retreats, leadership development and local ministry expenses.
Approved ministry projects where a retail revenue-share campaign is a practical fit.
Approved fundraisers get a small campaign system designed to be easy for one church staff member or volunteer to run.
A dedicated campaign link that stores the organization referral code and carries tracking into checkout.
A campaign-specific page can explain the organization, purpose, share and deadline before sending supporters into the store.
Ready-to-use email, bulletin, social, QR-poster and Sunday-announcement copy so staff do not have to write the campaign from scratch.
Qualifying orders are reviewed for refunds, cancellations, chargebacks and other adjustments before payout.
One authorized organization representative keeps approvals, questions and reporting straightforward.
Large or strategic campaigns can be considered for custom terms when the economics and relationship justify it.
Your community shops. God's Insurance handles the products. Your ministry receives a share.
We want the financial relationship to be easy to understand before a campaign launches.
The standard Community Fundraising share is 10% of qualifying net merchandise revenue attributed to the approved campaign. Qualifying net merchandise revenue excludes taxes, shipping, refunded or canceled amounts, chargebacks and other excluded amounts defined in the campaign agreement.
No. The standard program does not require a church or organization to pre-purchase inventory. Products are sold through God's Insurance and fulfilled through Fourthwall.
No. A customer's purchase is a retail purchase from God's Insurance and should not be represented as tax-deductible. The fundraising amount is a contractual revenue share paid by God's Insurance to the approved organization.
Not through the standard program. The fundraiser shares the existing God's Insurance collection. Select co-branded projects can be discussed separately.
Approved campaigns receive a unique referral code/link. The website stores valid referral attribution for up to 30 days and carries campaign metadata into the Fourthwall checkout flow.
A defined 3-6 week campaign is usually easier to communicate than an open-ended fundraiser. The exact window is agreed during onboarding.
Campaign advertising must clearly state the approved percentage or dollar amount benefiting the organization. Additional state-specific charitable sales-promotion requirements may apply depending on the organization and campaign location; larger or multi-state campaigns should receive appropriate legal/compliance review before launch.
Applications are reviewed individually. If the campaign is a fit, we will confirm the terms and prepare the launch setup.