Sell the things people love. Keep the orders organized.

Offer shirts, books or other products through a simple nonprofit storefront. Put product details, customer information and order status in a workflow your team can follow.

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What is a nonprofit online store?

A nonprofit online store gives supporters a place to browse products and place orders. Product details and order records help your team move from a purchase to packing, pickup or fulfillment.

  • Give products a clear home

    Show images, descriptions and prices in your storefront.

  • Know what was ordered

    Keep items, quantities and customer details together.

  • Follow the next step

    Keep pending, paid and fulfilled orders distinct.

A store with your cause behind it

Make the offer easy to understand.

A product photo, clear description and visible price do useful work before anyone contacts your office. Customize the storefront introduction to connect the products with your organization.

Keep in view

  • Add product images, descriptions and prices.
  • Track available inventory.
  • Choose live or archived status for each product.

From purchase to handoff

Give your team an order they can act on.

Order details bring the customer, items and quantities together. Shipping information is collected when required; your team stays responsible for packing, delivery and fulfillment.

Put it into practice

  • Review customer details and cart items.
  • Collect shipping addresses for products that need them.
  • Mark completed orders as fulfilled.

Illustrative scenario · Fictional information

A reading fundraiser with books to collect

Riverbend sells a community recipe book for pickup at its spring fair. A useful Mobli planning request would be: “Help us write pickup instructions that fit in a short product description.”

  1. Create the book listing with its price and available stock.
  2. Review the pickup wording before sharing the storefront.
  3. Check order status before handing over books and marking them fulfilled.

An illustrative planning example with fictional information. Review the details before sharing or publishing.

Questions about your nonprofit store

Create product listings for items such as shirts, books or fundraising merchandise. Give each item a clear description, price and image so buyers know what they are ordering.

Yes. Products include inventory tracking and the storefront can show availability. Keep your stock figures current as your team manages sales.

Yes. Mark products as requiring shipping, and the checkout collects the address. Your team handles the shipping and fulfillment arrangements.

Yes. Product discount codes support percentage or fixed-amount reductions. Review the offer and eligible products before sharing the code.

Orders distinguish pending, paid and fulfilled status. Review payment information before preparing an order, then mark it fulfilled after completing it.

No. A purchase exchanges money for a product. Describe it accurately to supporters, and do not assume the full purchase price is a charitable gift.

Give every order a clear path to completion.

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