
A monthly food budget for a teen
The Davids · Toronto, Canada
The Davids give their teen a monthly food budget as gift cards, with limits, categories and cash back built in.
Your school, church, team or community group buys gift cards in bulk at a discount. Supporters pay face value for groceries, fuel and the brands they use every week, and the difference goes to your cause.

Chocolate bars, wrapping paper and raffle tickets ask supporters to spend on something extra.
Most product fundraisers keep a small share after the supplier, shipping and volunteer hours.
Envelopes, spreadsheets and a treasurer chasing who paid for what.
Supporters redirect spending they already do. Nobody has to buy something they don’t want.
Bidali buys below face value and passes part of that discount to your group on every card.
Registered charities and non-profits keep a larger share of the discount than other groups.
Cards arrive in the Bidali app or by email. No boxes of plastic in the school office.
A standing program instead of a two-week push. Families buy grocery cards every month.
See what was sold, what was earned and who bought, ready for the treasurer’s report.
How it works
Supporters spend what they were going to spend anyway. The discount funds the cause.
The school
Buys gift cards in bulk at a discount.
Supporters
Pay face value for the brands they already shop at.
Everyday spending
Groceries, fuel and coffee, with the difference kept by the school.

The Davids · Toronto, Canada
The Davids give their teen a monthly food budget as gift cards, with limits, categories and cash back built in.


