
Lacrosse Fundraisers
The costs of lacrosse can add up as fast as the action on the field. Uniforms, equipment, tournament fees, transportation, and other team expenses all compete for room in the budget. When coaches and families are already juggling practices and game-day logistics, a fundraiser needs to pull its weight without adding another complicated play to the schedule.
Honey Helps offers a fundraiser that does not require an initial inventory purchase or product storage. Teams earn approximately 50% profit margins, and Honey Helps provides the platform and operational support needed to carry the campaign through payout.

A Simple, High-Profit Fundraiser for Lacrosse Teams
Players can contribute to a fundraiser by sharing it, but they should not need to become a fulfillment crew after practice. Honey Helps keeps the team role centered on outreach and places order handling, shipping, and related logistics with its own team.
Coaches, boosters, or parent organizers can tie the campaign to a specific program need. That gives families a clear reason for participating and helps supporters understand how their purchases connect to the season.
Fundraising Products Lacrosse Supporters Can Enjoy
Honey Helps fundraisers feature U.S.-sourced raw honey and related goods, including examples such as lip balm and tallow products. The offering gives athletes an alternative to a donation-only request and provides supporters with useful products in return for their purchase.
Players and families can share the mobile-friendly fundraiser with relatives, neighbors, fans, and local supporters. The platform retains customer data, which can help a lacrosse program reconnect with buyers during a future Honey Helps campaign.

What Your Lacrosse Team Earns and What You Handle
The team earns approximately a 50% profit margin on sales. There is no upfront cost, so the program does not have to divert money from current equipment, fees, or season preparations to launch.
Your coaches and organizers decide how players and families will promote the campaign. The team handles that outreach and participation. Honey Helps assists with setup and planning, provides sales and activity tracking, and handles fulfillment, logistics, shipping, and payouts. No one on the team has to manage inventory.

How the Fundraiser Works From Setup to Payout
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Choose the team priority. Establish the goal and timing for the fundraiser.
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Prepare the campaign. Honey Helps supports setup and planning.
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Build participation. Players and families share the product offering with their networks.
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Review progress. Organizers follow sales through the mobile-friendly app.
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Finish with fulfillment and payout. Honey Helps processes the operational work and team earnings.
See How Honey Helps
See how Honey Helps helped schools, churches, and youth organizations raise thousands of dollars for their cause!
2020
One Christian school raised $24,000 for new Google Chrome books.
2021
One private school raised $26,000 for a new sound system for their auditorium.
2022
One Christian school raised over $31,000 for new technology in their classrooms.
2023
One private school raised over $40,000 in two separate fundraisers for new laptops for teachers.
2024
One community college volleyball team raised over $2,700 (beating their $1,500 goal!) for a trip to nationals.
2025
One school raised $17,500 for new playground equipment and refurbishing an existing playground - they expected to only raise $3,000!
2025
A recent fundraiser with a Christian school raised $34,000 to support new outdoor recreation equipment and a refreshed student coffee shop.
We are committed to helping any school, religious center, and nonprofit organization thrive with fun, easy-to-do high-profit fundraising!
Plan Your Lacrosse Team Fundraiser With Us
Have a season goal your team is buzzing to tackle? Tell us what you’re raising money for, your roster size, and your timeline. We’ll walk you through the Honey Helps model, answer your questions, and help you decide if it’s a sweet fit for your players, families, and season.






