Fundraising Without the Door-Knocking

It's fundraising that skips the awkward bits, no knocking on strangers' doors, no kids carrying cash, no boxes of stock under the bed. With CommuniTea, your Australian school, club or community group shares its own online campaign link, and supporters buy premium dried fruit, mango, pineapple and sweet chilli mango, through that link. There's no upfront cost and nothing to store in the garage. 20% of every sale goes straight to your cause, tracked live. It's the modern, online way to run a dried fruit fundraiser.

It runs entirely online, so there's no cash to collect and no stock to manage. See the full how-it-works, but in short it's four steps, set it up once, then just share your link and watch the total climb:

Door-to-door selling was always the worst part of a fundraiser, slow, awkward, and increasingly off-limits for kids on safety grounds. Add cash handling, lost order forms and chocolate melting in the Aussie heat, and old-school drives become a headache for everyone. An online campaign fixes all of it: supporters shop from their phone, pay securely at checkout, and the funds are tracked for you. No knocking, no envelopes of coins, no chasing people up, just a link you can share in a group chat or at pick-up.

You keep 20% of every sale, so the more supporters who buy through your link, the more you raise, there's no cap and no upfront outlay. As a rough guide, if 50 supporters each buy a $25 pack in one round, that's $1,250 in sales and $250 to your cause, from people who'd happily snack on dried fruit anyway. Because it's all online, you can share the link as wide as you like, family interstate included, without anyone leaving the house.

It suits almost any Australian group raising money the easy, honest way, primary and high schools, P&C and P&F committees, footy and netball clubs, kindergartens and childcare centres, scout and guide groups, churches and community organisations. If you've got a community and a cause but no appetite for door-knocking, this is for you. It's also a healthier alternative to a chocolate or lolly drive, which fits the shift towards better-for-you fundraising. Want the full playbook? Read the fundraising guide.