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What Is the Domino's Pizza Fundraiser Card?
The Slice the Price Card is the Domino's Pizza fundraiser card run by Platinum Fundraising since 1999. Your group sells $20 cards and keeps $10 of every card sold — a 50% profit with no upfront cost. Each card is a reusable buy-one-get-one-free deal on large pizzas at participating U.S. Domino's locations.
How Do You Run a Domino's Pizza Fundraiser?
Running a Slice the Price Card fundraiser is free to start. Your group takes orders online and on order forms, cards are only sent out once they are sold, and you keep 50% profit from every card sold. There are no upfront costs and no risk.
The STP card is a common shorthand for the Slice the Price Card, a Domino's Pizza fundraiser sold by schools, sports teams, and community groups. Each card is $20, and the selling group keeps $10, a 50% profit split with no upfront cost.
Yes. The Slice the Price Card turns Domino's buy-one-get-one pizza into a fundraiser. Your group sells $20 cards that give each buyer a free large pizza with every large pizza they buy at participating Domino's locations, and your group keeps $10 of every card sold. It is a reusable BOGO card rather than a one-time coupon, with no upfront cost and no risk.
Your group earns $10 for every card sold! Total profit depends on how many participants you have and how actively they sell.
Most groups raise around $1,500, while larger or highly motivated groups have raised $10,000+, with our largest fundraiser reaching approximately $21,450.
There is no minimum or maximum number of cards your group is required to sell.
Profit Formula: Participants × Cards per participant × $10
Participants
15 cards each
20 cards each
10 participants
$1,500
$2,000
25 participants
$3,750
$5,000
50 participants
$7,500
$10,000
100 participants
$15,000
$20,000
Calculate your profit!
Estimated Profit: $3,750
Typical group: $1,500 (your estimate is above a typical group)
These examples are estimates to help set goals. Actual results vary based on participation and effort.
Yes, you can run this fundraiser 100% online, but we do not typically recommend it. While most sales still occur online, groups that also use order forms usually sell more cards overall. Using both options gives supporters flexibility and helps maximize results.
To get started, contact our home office at 954-252-6103 or fill out our sign-up form. A Fundraising Specialist will help set everything up and answer any questions before launch.
No. Our fundraisers run for two weeks. We have found this timeframe creates real urgency, keeps participants focused, and consistently produces the strongest results.
Longer fundraisers tend to lose momentum and reduce overall sales.
There are no upfront costs and no minimum order requirements. Cards are sold for $20 each, and your group keeps $10 per card sold.
There is no financial risk and no leftover inventory, because cards are only sent out once they are sold. It is a completely risk-free fundraiser.
Pick Stripe and the money arrives as cards sell, a few business days behind each sale. Direct deposit or a check is paid after the fundraiser closes and all sales are final.
The exact timing depends on whether your group used online sales only or online sales plus order forms, and we close out fundraisers as quickly as we can.
Cards are valid for between 6 months and 1 year, depending on when your fundraiser starts.
If your fundraiser starts between January 1 and June 30, then your cards expire December 31 of that year. If your fundraiser starts between July 1 and December 31, then your cards expire June 30 of the following year.
This fundraiser is available to nonprofit groups of all sizes, including school clubs, PTOs and PTAs, sports teams, booster clubs, bands, choirs, cheer teams, youth organizations, scouting groups, churches, and other community-based groups.
If your group qualifies for t-shirts or camp outfits, you will receive instructions after the fundraiser is completed. Production timelines depend on design approval, but once the order is placed, items are typically printed and delivered within a few weeks.
If you do a prize program, prizes are delivered typically two weeks after the fundraiser is finalized.
A fundraiser needs at least 5 participants. We work with groups of all sizes, from the smallest nonprofits to the largest Little Leagues and school organizations.
We do not recommend it. Cards bought in advance are non-refundable, so anything your group does not sell, you have paid for. On a normal fundraiser, cards are only sent out once they are sold, and that is what keeps it risk-free: there is no inventory to buy, store, or be left holding.
We have been running this fundraiser since 1999. What began in South Florida has grown to support nonprofit groups across many states nationwide. You can view where our cards are accepted at slicetheprice.com/map.
There is no penalty or cost if no cards are sold. This fundraiser is completely risk-free, and your group is never required to pay for anything that is not sold.
We can typically get a group started within about a week, depending on shipping times for your materials. Contact us and we will help you choose a start date and get everything ready.
Yes. The Slice the Price Card is a Domino’s pizza fundraising program available to schools, sports teams, churches, and other U.S. community groups.
Groups sell $20 cards and keep $10 profit per card, a 50% return. The program has run since 1999 and has helped groups raise over $44 million.
The simplest pizza fundraiser idea is a two-week Slice the Price Card sale: your group sells $20 Domino's BOGO cards and keeps $10 of every card, a 50% profit with no upfront cost. Pair the free online store with paper order forms (groups that use both typically sell more cards), add the free prize program for younger sellers, and time the sale just before your season or big event.
50% Profit — How Pizza Card Fundraisers Compare
Many school fundraisers return somewhere around 20-40% profit, and catalog sales often land near 25-30%. Bake sales depend on donated ingredients. The Slice the Price Card returns a flat 50% — your group keeps $10 from every $20 card sold, with zero upfront cost and no leftover inventory. See how it compares with other fast food fundraisers.
Cards Sold
Gross Sales
Your Group Keeps (50%)
25 cards
$500
$250
50 cards
$1,000
$500
75 cards
$1,500
$750
100 cards
$2,000
$1,000
200 cards
$4,000
$2,000
500 cards
$10,000
$5,000
Plus, your top sellers can win gift cards of their choice, and your group can earn Bonus Cash, on top of the group profit. See how the fundraiser works →
