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The Restaurant Owner's Guide to Profitable Fundraisers

7 steps to fill slow nights, support your community, and turn fundraiser guests into regulars. Includes a ready-to-use offer page, outreach emails, a call script, and a numbers worksheet.

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13 fundraisers booked in the first month · Longboards Beach Fire Pizza, Nampa, ID

What Can This Look Like for One Restaurant?

Real results from an individual restaurant using our Group Growth System.

13
Fundraisers Booked

In the first month

For one restaurant

$8,069
Additional Sales Generated

In the first month

From fundraiser events

60+
Group Events in 6 Months

For one restaurant

In one restaurant, the system produced 13 fundraisers and $8,069 in additional sales in the first month, and 60+ group events in 6 months.

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What's Inside the Guide

  1. 1

    Know your numbers.

    What a new customer is really worth, and why slow nights make the best fundraiser nights.

  2. 2

    Build your fundraiser offer.

    Dine-in (20% back) vs. gift cards (25% back), how to set a minimum, and a ready-to-use offer page.

  3. 3

    Build your fundraiser network.

    Which local groups to contact first, plus two copy-and-paste outreach emails.

  4. 4

    Reach more organizers with cold outreach.

    Build a local list with AI, a call script, and the Meta ad settings that matter.

  5. 5

    Don't let leads die in your inbox.

    A simple five-stage follow-up system and a promo kit for organizers.

  6. 6

    Track every sale.

    Four ways to track fundraiser sales, a Toast example, and the one number that matters most.

  7. 7

    Turn fundraiser guests into regulars.

    Four things to do after every fundraiser so guests keep coming back.

Bonus worksheets: A fundraiser numbers calculator, a launch checklist, and a 7-question scorecard to rate your current program.

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THE BIG IDEA

The Fundraiser Isn't a Discount. It's How You Win New Customers.

Instead of paying to win strangers one at a time, you partner with schools, teams, churches, and nonprofits that already have an audience. They bring their people, you serve great food, and some of those guests become regulars.

  1. Fundraiser
  2. First visit
  3. Great experience
  4. Follow-up
  5. Regular customer

CASE STUDY

How Longboards Books Fundraisers Every Month

Longboards Beach Fire Pizza · Nampa, Idaho

Longboards runs fundraiser nights with local schools, teams, and organizations. PowerUp Tech set up the offer (20% back on a fundraiser night), designed the ad creative, built the landing page, and notified the GM the moment a lead came in. By following up on those leads, Longboards booked fundraisers with a local art school of more than 1,000 students, several local soccer teams, and more.

“PowerUp Tech has helped us take a much more proactive approach to marketing at Longboards. They've helped us promote the restaurant, stay connected with our customers, and build a fundraiser program that brings local schools, teams, and organizations into the restaurant. We've seen real results from the campaigns, and I really appreciate having a team that is constantly bringing us new ideas and helping us execute them.”

— Mike, Longboards Beach Fire Pizza

This Guide Is For You If…

  • You have slow nights you'd like to fill.
  • Fundraisers only happen when a group asks you first.
  • You want new customers without discounting your menu.
  • You're spending on ads and aren't sure what's working.

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