For Sponsors – causefi.

How the give back works.

A supporter links an everyday card and names their organization. When that card is used at your store, you give back a set percentage and it routes straight to that organization. Not a pool. Theirs.

Card linked

One card, one named organization. Set up once.

They shop with you

Nothing changes at the register. Same basket.

You give back 5 to 15%

You set the rate and the cap. Ten percent is typical.

It routes to them

Funds land with their organization, not a pool.

Zero cost to the supporter. No coupon. No price change. It stacks with the round-up and the match, and you set the terms: rate, cap, category, eligibility.

The math your CFO will actually like.

Don’t take our word for it. Put your own numbers in. The calculator runs on the average sponsor give back of 10 percent of everyday spend from every linked card, and you can slide the rate anywhere from 0 to 20. And remember what it leaves out: donr. also carries every supporter’s one-time gifts and monthly recurring giving, so what a community actually receives stacks well beyond any single lane.

Your program Drag the orange dials

Linked cards on file 2,500 Average monthly spend per card with sponsoring retailers $200 Sponsor give back rate 10%

Give back rates run 5 to 15 percent by agreement. 10 percent is the average. Supporter round-ups are figured at $30 per linked card per month, the platform average, with no sponsor giving or employer matching included. One-time gifts and monthly recurring giving flow through the same rail on top of everything shown here.

What the organization receives

Sponsor give back, monthly$50,000

Supporter round-ups, monthly$75,000

Total impact, monthly$125,000

Every year

$1,500,000

of giving that wasn’t happening before. And employer matching isn’t even counted yet. The supporters changed nothing. The sponsors funded the lift.

The benchmark

$50,000/mo

to their organizations from 2,500 linked cards at $200 a month, 10 percent back. $600,000 a year of impact, illustrative.

You set the terms

5 to 15%

of everyday spend, on your terms, with your cap. Rate, cap, category, eligibility: yours to dial.

You own the category

sponsor per category inside a cause area. Category exclusivity means your competitor isn’t on the next card over.

What you get.

Brands get measurable community impact instead of impressions nobody counted. Organizations get new funding that didn’t exist, from spend that was already happening. Supporters get a way to give that costs them nothing they weren’t already spending.

Customers with a reason to pick you

A community, not a rented audience. Your give back runs every day of the year, attached to the moments people already love: the coffee run, the game day fill-up, the grocery trip. Merchant rewards are part of earnd., the rewards application.

The community actually sees you

Every sweep notification carries your give back. You’re not interrupting their content. You’re inside their generosity, which is the best real estate a brand can occupy.

Attribution down to the transaction

Monthly ROI reporting your CFO will read: spend, transactions, and dollars generated, attributed to the transaction. When the renewal conversation comes, the report has already made your case.

Run it yourself

You are not a logo on a banner. You are an operator.

The sponsor dashboard is a campaign builder, not a brochure. Compose give-back rates, match windows, double-point days, challenge pools, and flash deals yourself, with the rates, caps, and windows you choose, scoped to the causes and communities you fund. Preview the reach before you launch. Clone what worked last season.

Every campaign is funded before it runs and hard-stops at your budget. A campaign can never spend money you have not funded, and any campaign that touches an organization’s donors runs only with that organization’s approval. Game day going better than expected? A pre-cleared flash envelope means a countdown deal can go live from your phone in minutes.

One invoice. One draft. Zero chasing.

Everything you fund, give-back by organization, matches, campaigns, placements, lands on one itemized month-end invoice and one scheduled ACH draft you approved in advance. Charitable funding is documented separately from commercial fees, so both sides of your books stay clean.

Your cap. Your alerts.

Set your own monthly funding cap and watch accrual against it live, with alerts at 80 and 100 percent. Organizations are settled only on cleared money, so nobody is ever owed a dollar you have not sent.

A profile worth linking to

Your public sponsor profile carries your story, the causes you fund, and your cumulative impact, and every match banner links back to it. Top-sponsor boards are opt-in and built to celebrate, never to audit. Budgets are never published.

Your products, inside the campaign.

Money is one way to sponsor. Product is the other, and on the rail it works everywhere a campaign runs.

The card-link gift

Your product becomes the reason a supporter links a card: link during the campaign window and the gift ships. Every card on file gives for years, and your brand is the story of how it got there.

Giving-goal rewards

A supporter reaches a giving goal and your product arrives at their door, no points needed. Milestone gifts attach to any organization campaign, funded and stocked by you, fulfilled on your terms.

The marketplace shelf

Stock earnd. with product supporters redeem with the points their generosity earned, and headline the quarterly drawing with your flagship as the grand prize.

Placed by the organization

Organizations pull approved sponsor products into their own campaigns from the builder, so your inventory shows up where the giving already is, always with your approval and your brand credit.

Every product placement is attributed like every dollar: which campaign, which supporter, which outcome. The marketplace story.

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