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Sell Cookie Dough & Pizza. Earn Up to 40% Profit

Otis Spunkmeyer & More

Top Seller

Choose Otis Spunkmeyer cookie dough, Joe Corbi’s pizza, and desserts in one fundraiser. Give supporters sweet and savory options while your group earns 40% on standard product sales. Sell through brochures and an online store, with group orders packed by seller name.

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  • Cookie Dough, Pizza & Desserts
  • 40% Standard Product Profit

Otis Extravaganza

Want food and gift options in one program? Otis Extravaganza combines cookie dough, pizza, treats, and household items for supporters with different tastes. Earn 40%, using brochures and online selling, and receive group orders sorted by seller name.

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  • Food, Treats & Gift Items
  • Up to 40% Profit

Flatbread Pizza

Keep your frozen pizza fundraiser focused with three flatbread flavors: Chicken Alfredo, Pepperoni & Sausage, and Egg & Sausage. Earn up to 40% through brochure and online sales. Group orders arrive packed by seller name, making pickup easier to organize.

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  • Three Flatbread Flavors
  • Up to 40% Profit

French Bread Pizza

Offer families four-pack French bread pizzas in four flavors. This focused program pairs brochure sales with an online store and offers up to 40% profit. Seller-packed group orders help your volunteers distribute purchases without sorting every item.

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  • Four Flavors, Four per Pack
  • Up to 40% Profit

Otis Cookies & Muffins

Build your frozen cookie dough fundraiser around Otis Spunkmeyer cookies and muffins. Earn 40% on standard product sales, collect orders through brochures and an online store, and receive local orders packed by seller name. Choose this program when your supporters prefer baked treats.

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  • Otis Cookie Dough & Muffins
  • 40% Standard Product Profit

Gourmet Cookies & More

Choose a dessert-focused fundraiser with cookie dough and other treats. Gourmet Cookies & More offers 40% profit on standard product sales, brochure and online ordering, and seller-packed group delivery. View the current brochure to compare flavors and select the program for your group.

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  • Cookie Dough & Sweet Treats
  • 40% Standard Product Profit

What Our Customers Say

5

Clay was easy to work with and answered all questions promptly.

Sarah Brasseaux
PTO President
East Chambers Primary
Raised:
$23,486.00
5

Wonderful experience with a very nice team.

Melissa Lantta
Parent Group President
Milton-East Elementary School
Raised:
$31,264.00
5

I am glad you checked in because I want to be sure I communicated my appreciation for the ease of the fundraiser. The prize incentives were a plus for the students too. I have yet to figure out the distribution of the prize money yet but am hoping it is easy to figure out once I look at the prize chart and student sales.

Margaret Swinnerton
Sponsor
Watkins Glen Central School
Raised:
$10,084.00
5

Great. Only one item that they ran out of.

Russell Fincher
Sponsor
Talihina High School
Raised:
$3,150.50
5

The delivery was great.

Yasmeen Sears
Teacher
Newark Middle School
Raised:
$4,453.00
5

We were pleased with the Auntie Anne’s & Cinnabon Fundraiser.

Sarah Brasseaux
PTO President
East Chambers Primary
Raised:
$23,486.00
5

It worked great because it was food items. We had a great experience and the items sold really well.

Brandi Priestly
PTA President
Magee Elementary
Raised:
$27,860.00
5

My customers love the Otis Spunkmeyer products.

Crissy Gonzales
Owner
Pure Energy Dance Studio
Raised:
$20,494.50
5

Things went very smoothly! It was so helpful that the boxes were already labeled with the girls names and ready for them to just take! Thanks for all of your help!

Ashleigh Neitzel
Cheer Sponsor
West Lincoln Broadwell Cheer
Raised:
$5,448.00
3

Clay and Lisa were great to work with. Their communication and support throughout the process was great. The shipping and delivery process was super easy. There were a lot of things that are not said upfront or on their website. For example, the prize catalog is based on the catalog that you sell from. You cannot just pick which prize catalog would work best for your students. It was all very confusing. Another thing was that the company keeps 30% of all online donations. For example, if someone donates $20 instead of purchasing an item, the school or organization only gets $14 of that. The company keeps $6. This upset a lot of parents.

Lisa Lorance
Teacher
East Coffee Elementary
Raised:
$16,894.00
4

The delivery was the only part that was a problem because the delivery company wouldn't get back to the coordinator.

Sarah Buck
Booster President
Whitney Elementary
Raised:
$19,017.00
5

Everything ran so smoothly, it was great! The delivery driver called about 30 minutes before arriving, asked where (specifically) we wanted him to park to unload, and then left everything on one pallet. We had Study Hall kids come and help unload the pallet, take everything into the Music Room, and then we sorted all the boxes/bags into family groups for easy pick-up.

The order arrived around 10:30 or so. We have early dismissals on Wednesdays for professional development, so we hit the right day for delivery. Students stopped by on their way out the door early for the day and took everything with them. Students from the Elementary were able to ride the shuttle bus over to the high school and pick up their goodies too. We had 2:00-5:00 available for parents to come by. All orders were picked up by the end of the day.

We did have two students' orders that were missing items. I filled out the "Adjustment" spreadsheet yesterday and sent it to you. Out of all the items ordered and the number of kids who sold, we were glad it was only a few items. No worries. The people understood, and they're waiting on the product whenever it should arrive.

It was extremely easy to work with you and your company. Flawless all the way around.

Brian Kingrey
Music Director
Melcher-Dallas Music Dept.
Raised:
$7,581.00
5

Customer service went above and beyond. I had many questions as this was my first time, and the support was awesome.

Yasmeen Sears
Teacher
Newark Middle School
Raised:
$4,453.00
5

Everything was great and Clay took care of any issues we had quickly.

Clara Quesada-Llopiz
Member-at-Large
St Thomas the Apostle School
Raised:
$2,922.00
4

There was a hiccup with the shipping costs which costs us more in the long run. Supply chain issues tried to stop this fundraiser but Clay helped navigate all challenges.

Amber Thompson
Fundraising Coordinator
Coyote Valley Elementary
Raised:
$7,711.00

Compare Frozen Food Fundraisers for Schools & Groups

Raise money with cookie dough, pizza, and desserts your supporters can enjoy at home. Our frozen food fundraisers give schools, teams, churches, and community groups brochure and online selling options, seller-packed group delivery, and profit rates of up to 40%, depending on the program. Compare the catalogs above, check the program details, and select Start Fundraiser to get started.

Mother and daughter enjoying cookiesStart Your Frozen Food Fundraiser in Four Steps

Choose food your supporters will buy. Start with familiar favorites such as Otis Spunkmeyer cookies, French Bread Pizza, or Otis Extravaganza, which includes pizza and desserts. Need a broader selection? Otis Extravaganza combines food and gift items in one program. Compare the current brochures to find the right mix for your families and fundraising goal.

Estimate what your group can earn. Use Calculate Your Profit on the brochure page to enter your participant count and sales goal. Treat the result as an estimate, then review the program’s profit rate and any shipping or supply charges. Set a goal that fits your group’s size and selling period.

Select your brochure and prepare your sellers. Choose the Otis Extravaganza catalog, a focused frozen pizza fundraiser brochure, or the French Bread Pizza program. We provide brochures, order forms, collection envelopes, and a personalized parent letter. Explain your cause, set an order deadline, and show families how to collect brochure orders and share their online store.

Submit orders and arrange pickup. Send us your completed order forms for processing. We provide a sales report and invoice and coordinate delivery with you. Group orders arrive packed by seller name; arrange prompt pickup and follow each product’s storage instructions. Your group keeps the difference after the invoice and applicable charges. Still comparing formats? See our food fundraising ideas and school fundraising products.

 

Family enjoying pizzaWhy Schools Choose Our Frozen Food Fundraising Programs

Recognizable products, ready for your next sale. Offer familiar brands such as Otis Spunkmeyer and Cinnabon, depending on the catalog. Cookie dough, pizza, and desserts give supporters a choice of treats and convenient food for home. Check the current brochure for its brand selection, ingredients, and product details.

A program to match your group. Choose a focused pizza sale, a cookie dough fundraiser, or a mixed catalog with food and gifts. Use our school brochure fundraiser catalog to compare options. Select the range your families are comfortable selling, with prices and delivery requirements that fit your plans.

Seller-packed orders for easier pickup. Group orders arrive packed by participant, reducing the sorting your volunteers need to do. You can focus on checking the delivery and getting orders to families. Schedule a pickup window and share product storage instructions with sellers before delivery day.

Free group shipping when your program’s threshold is met. Current qualifying frozen-item thresholds are 150 for Otis Extravaganza, Flatbread Pizza and French Bread Pizza, and 350 for Otis Spunkmeyer & More, Otis Cookies & Muffins and Gourmet Cookies & More. Smaller orders may incur shipping charges. Review the selected program’s qualifying-item rules and delivery terms before setting your sales goal.

Sell online beyond your local area. Use your online fundraising store alongside brochures so supporters can order and pay online. Frozen food orders generally go to the group for pickup; home-shipping eligibility depends on the item and program. Eligible non-frozen products let distant supporters take part. Prefer a digital sale? Compare our virtual fundraiser programs.

Support from setup through delivery. When comparing food fundraising companies, consider the support you receive and the profit rate. Our team provides kickoff guidance, personalized parent information, and seller materials, then helps with order processing and delivery coordination. You have a contact for practical questions throughout your sale.

Start without an upfront payment. Collect payment with brochure orders before your group is invoiced. Review the program agreement for supply minimums, shipping, and any other applicable charges, so you can plan your net proceeds. Choose your program above and select Start Fundraiser to begin.

Frozen Food Fundraiser Questions

Questions
What can we sell in a frozen food fundraiser?
Answer

Depending on the brochure, your group can sell cookie dough, pizza, cinnamon rolls, pretzels, muffins, and other desserts. Some catalogs also include non-food gifts. Choose a focused food program or a mixed catalog, then check the current brochure for the exact products, prices, and ingredients.

Questions
How much can our group earn, and how does the profit calculator work?
Answer

Programs offer up to 40% product profit, depending on the selected program and item. Enter your participant count and item sales goal in Calculate Your Profit on the brochure page. The estimate uses sales volume, average retail price, and profit percentage. Deduct applicable group charges to estimate net proceeds; actual participation and product mix affect the result.

Questions
Which brochure should we choose for a pizza or cookie dough fundraiser?
Answer

For a focused pizza sale, compare the Flatbread Pizza brochure with French Bread Pizza in the product cards above. The Flatbread Pizza program has three flavors. For cookie dough plus savory options, view the Otis Spunkmeyer & More brochure. Choose the menu, price range, and delivery terms that suit your group.

Questions
What happens after our frozen pizza fundraiser ends?
Answer

Send us your order forms so we can process the sale and issue your report and invoice. We then coordinate your delivery date. Program pages generally allow about three to four weeks after we receive your order forms; confirm the timing for your sale. Group orders arrive packed by seller name. Arrange prompt family pickup and follow the product storage instructions.

Questions
Which brands are available in your frozen food fundraisers?
Answer

Current catalogs feature brands such as Otis Spunkmeyer, Cinnabon, and Joe Corbi’s, depending on the program. Some products also feature familiar candy brands. View the selected brochure to confirm the exact brands and items available for your sale.

Questions
Can supporters order frozen food online and have it shipped home?
Answer

Supporters can order and pay through the online store. That does not mean every frozen item can ship to a home address. Frozen orders generally go to your group for pickup, while eligible non-frozen products can ship to individual buyers. Some programs have additional eligible items and charges. Check the selected program’s delivery options before promoting home shipping.

Questions
What support comes with an Otis Spunkmeyer & More fundraiser?
Answer

We help you prepare for the sale with seller materials, a personalized parent letter, and kickoff guidance. Our team can also assist with order submission, reports, and delivery coordination. Review the program’s available prize options and promotional materials when you arrange your fundraiser.

Questions
Does it cost anything to start, and when is shipping free?
Answer

No upfront payment is required to begin. Supply fees and shipping charges can apply under the program’s terms. Free group shipping currently requires 150 qualifying frozen items for Otis Extravaganza and the two pizza programs, or 350 for Otis Spunkmeyer & More, Otis Cookies & Muffins, and Gourmet Cookies & More. Confirm which sales count and any charges for smaller orders before signing up.

Questions
How can we sell more pizzas during our fundraiser?
Answer

Give families a clear order deadline and a small daily sales goal. Show supporters the available flavors, prices, and pack sizes, and explain what the proceeds will fund. Encourage parents to share the brochure with people they know and use the online store when appropriate. Send a reminder before orders close and confirm pickup arrangements.

Questions
Who should participants approach when selling?
Answer

Focus on family, friends, and other people participants and parents know. Parents can share the brochure at work where permitted, and families can share the online store by email or text. Door-to-door selling is not permitted. Make sure buyers know whether their order will ship to their home or be collected through the group.

Girl sneaking cookieHelp Your Group Reach Its Frozen Food Sales Goal

  • Hold a short kickoff meeting. Explain what the money will fund, review the brochure, and set an order deadline.
  • Ask parents to share the brochure with colleagues where workplace rules allow. Keep the group’s purpose and delivery plan clear.
  • Sell to people your families know. Door-to-door selling is not permitted.
  • Set a manageable daily item goal for each participant and send progress reminders during the sale.
  • Highlight three or four items, including their prices and pack sizes, so supporters can choose quickly.
  • Confirm your delivery and family pickup arrangements before your order arrives. Share the required product storage instructions.
  • Offer both brochure and online selling options. Explain which products qualify for home shipping and which buyers will collect through your group.
More Ideas for Online Fundraisers

Choose frozen food fundraising when your supporters want food they can keep at home, and your group can organize a delivery-day pickup. Pizza offers a convenient meal option; cookie dough and desserts give families treats for weekends, gatherings, and celebrations. Use the current brochure’s prices, pack sizes, and product choices to help buyers decide. popcorn fundraisers

For a focused selection, compare our cookie dough fundraisers. If your group needs a different food format, consider popcorn fundraisers. The right program fits your supporters’ preferences, your sales goal, and your ability to coordinate orders.

Make buying straightforward. Show supporters a few items at a time, explain how their purchase helps your group, and confirm the price and quantity before recording the order. Tell brochure buyers when payment is due and how pickup will work. For online orders, confirm the available delivery option for the buyer’s selected products.

Prepare for delivery before the sale closes. Assign volunteers, confirm the pickup location, and tell families when to collect their orders. Follow the storage, thawing, and preparation directions on each product’s packaging. If a product’s condition or instructions are unclear, contact the program team for guidance before distributing it.

Choose Otis Spunkmeyer & More when you want familiar cookie dough alongside pizza and desserts. It gives families sweet and savory choices within one sale. Compare the current brochure’s products and prices with your supporters’ preferences, then review the program’s earnings and group-delivery requirements.

For a wider mix of food and gifts, view the Extravaganza brochure. Prefer a focused pizza menu? See the French Bread Pizza program. For another dessert-focused option, compare the Gourmet Cookies & More brochure. Use the product cards above to view each program and start the one that fits your group.

The Otis Spunkmeyer & More brochure brings cookie dough and Joe Corbi’s pizza into one sale. It is a practical option when some supporters want a meal and others prefer a dessert. Families can choose from the current menu while supporting the same school, team, or community goal.

Let the brochure explain the product: show the flavors, pack sizes, and prices, then ask which options the buyer would use at home. Confirm the order deadline and delivery plan before collecting payment. Choose View Program above to check the full offer, or Start Fundraiser when your group is ready.

Use the profit calculator on your selected program page to plan a realistic sales goal. You will need a participant count, an item target per seller, the program’s average selling price, and the applicable profit percentage.

Calculation Steps

  1. Participant count × item goal per participant = estimated items sold.
  2. Estimated items sold × average retail price = estimated gross sales.
  3. Estimated gross sales × applicable profit percentage = estimated product profit before group charges.

Subtract applicable shipping, supply, and other group charges to estimate net proceeds. Results depend on participation, product mix, and the program terms; they are not guaranteed. Compare your preferred brochure fundraiser, check its calculator and delivery requirements, then select Start Fundraiser to arrange your sale.