Beef Stick Fundraiser

Your group orders cases, gives individually wrapped sticks to sellers, and collects payment as supporters receive their purchases. The products on this page sell for $2 or $3 each. Your proceeds are sales collected minus your order cost and any expenses your group incurs.

Compare Country Meats and Jack Link’s products, case pricing tiers, and profit estimates before ordering. Programs start at one case, include free shipping, and offer help with product selection and order planning. Public schools can use the purchase-order payment option.

Choose Country Meats flavored sticks or Jack Link’s Meat Snack Sticks and Original Beef Sticks. Meat ingredients vary by product, including pork, beef-and-pork blends and beef. Check the specific label if your group needs a beef-only option.

Country Meats options include Sweet BBQ, Original Smoked Hickory, Bold Teriyaki, and Sweet Annie Brown in 1 oz. sticks. Jack Link’s offers 0.8 oz. Meat Snack Sticks and 0.92 oz. Original Beef Sticks. Check each product page before ordering.

Single-flavor cases are prepacked. For multi-flavor cases, select $2 Variety Meat Sticks. Its current assortment contains 48 Sweet BBQ, 48 Original Smoked Hickory, 24 Bold Teriyaki, and 24 Sweet Annie Brown sticks.

This category currently offers Country Meats and Jack Link’s. Compare their flavors, meat ingredients, pack sizes, and selling prices using the product cards above.

Potential earnings depend on the product, case quantity, and number of sticks actually sold. Advertised rates reach up to 55% for Country Meats and 50% for Jack Link’s. Use the product page’s case-pricing table and calculator, then allow for any unsold inventory and group expenses.

The listed selling price is $2 for the Country Meats options and Jack Link’s Meat Snack Sticks, or $3 for Jack Link’s Original Beef Sticks. Use the price for your chosen product when setting seller goals and calculating expected proceeds.

Public schools can order with a purchase order and pay within 15 days of receiving the products. This deferred-payment option is not available to every organization. Other groups should confirm payment arrangements before placing an order.

The product pages list free shipping on orders and reorders. Review your order total and payment terms before checkout, and account separately for expenses your group chooses to incur, such as signs or event fees.

You can start with one case. Case counts differ: Country Meats contains 144 sticks; the two Jack Link’s programs contain 120. Choose the quantity based on active sellers and planned selling opportunities.

Yes. Case-pricing tiers reduce the per-case cost at higher order quantities. Review the selected product’s table before ordering. A lower case price helps only if your group can sell the additional inventory.

Dispatch and transit times vary by product and destination. Check the shipping estimate on your product page and confirm arrival timing with our team before scheduling your kickoff. A dispatch estimate is not a guaranteed delivery date.

Use the nutrition label on the selected product page to check serving size, protein, sugar, sodium, and other details. Products and flavors vary, so choose the item that best fits your supporters and your organization’s food policy.

Check the current ingredient and allergen statements for the exact flavor you plan to order. Ask our team for the product label if you need help. Do not assume one flavor’s allergen information applies to every stick in a variety case.

Review each product's ingredient list and identify the specific ingredient your buyers want to avoid. Our team can help you obtain current product information before you order. Ingredient claims must be checked by product and flavor.

Ask our team for documentation for the specific product you are considering. Don't assume all products share an organic, sourcing, or animal-welfare certification.

Compare the protein per serving on the current product labels, along with serving size and price. Choose the item that fits your supporters’ preferences. Keep your fundraiser’s pitch focused on the product and your team’s funding goal.

Follow the best-by date and storage directions on each package. Remaining shelf life depends on the product and shipment; do not assume a full year from delivery. Ask about your intended selling window before ordering.

Your school or organization sets participation and supervision rules. Have an adult coordinate inventory and money collection, and follow your group’s guidance on whom students may approach.

Plan a short selling period, often one to two weeks, around scheduled events and your payment deadline. Set dates to distribute inventory and collect payment. Order for a realistic number of sales rather than assuming every case will sell immediately.

Choose View Product above, review the case-pricing table and calculator, and select your case quantity. Add the cases to your cart, then complete your order using the payment option available to your group. Contact our team if you need help choosing a quantity.

Give each seller a clear item goal, selling price, and money-return date. Encourage them to sell to people they know and at approved events. Have sellers explain who benefits and what the funds will support, then track progress during the sale.

Our team can help with product choices, case quantities, ordering questions, and delivery information. Contact us during the listed office hours, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Central Time.

No. The product pages state that unsold products cannot be returned. Start with a quantity your group can reasonably sell. If inventory remains, contact our team about further selling options and follow the package dates and storage instructions.

FFA chapters and 4-H groups can use this direct-sale format at permitted meetings, community events, and other approved activities. Choose the product mix and quantity for your audience, and explain the specific program or trip the money will fund.

Meat sticks and traditional jerky are different formats. Sticks are individually wrapped cylindrical snacks; jerky is commonly sold as dried strips or pieces. If you are comparing beef jerky fundraiser options, the programs here focus on individual sticks sold for $2–$3 each.

Yes. Teams can plan sales to families and supporters at approved games or activities. Confirm venue and concession rules, assign inventory to sellers, and choose a price and flavor mix that fit your audience.

Both use products that sellers can hand to buyers when collecting payment. Compare your supporters’ preferences, selling prices, ingredients, and case costs. Candy bar fundraisers offer another snack format; choose the product your group is comfortable selling.

The programs on this page are designed for in-person sales with inventory held by your group. If you need a virtual format, compare our online fundraising programs. Check the products and fulfillment options offered by the program you select.

Individual packaging and $2–$3 selling prices make the products straightforward to display and distribute. Confirm permission to sell, post the price clearly, and explain which team or activity benefits. Sales results depend on attendance, audience preferences, and seller participation.