A Little Caesars fundraiser is one of the most well-established restaurant fundraising ideas out there. Instead of dine-to-donate nights, this fundraiser focuses on product sales, with groups earning a flat amount for every pizza kit or promo code sold.
Here’s how Little Caesars fundraising works, who can participate, and how much profit you can expect.
What Is a Little Caesars Fundraiser?
A Little Caesars fundraiser is a product-based fundraiser where your group sells pizza kits and in-store pickup promo codes.
- $6 is donated back to your cause for every item sold
- Two methods available: digital fundraising and traditional fundraising
- Unlike many restaurant fundraisers, no dine-to-donate events are offered
Little Caesars Fundraising Products
Pizza Kits
Each kit includes ingredients to make pizzas or bread at home. Popular options include:
- Pepperoni Pizza Kit (makes 2 pizzas)
- Gluten Free Pepperoni Combo Kit
- Personal Pizza Kit (makes 6 pizzas)
- Cheese Pizza Kit
- Thin Crust Pizza Kit
- Italian Cheese Bread Kit
- Crazy Bread Kit with Crazy Sauce
You can also sell cookie dough kits in flavors like chocolate chunk, peanut butter, sugar, and oatmeal raisin.
In-Store Pickup Promo Codes
Available only in digital fundraisers, these codes are purchased online and redeemed at a Little Caesars location.
Examples include:
- Detroit Dough Combo (2 Detroit-style pizzas + Crazy Bread)
- Big Meal Deal
- Meatless Madness Meal
- Family Meal Deal
Each costs around $26, with $6 going back to your group.
Who Can Start a Little Caesars Fundraiser?
Fundraising is limited to the continental U.S. Eligible groups include:
- Schools
- Sports teams
- Churches and places of worship
- Nonprofits
How Does Little Caesars Fundraising Work?
Little Caesars offers different different methods for fundraising with pizza kits. To get started, you’ll need to contact the restaurant chain directly.
Digital Fundraising
The simplest option, with no order minimums, no cash handling, and no delivery logistics.
- Register your fundraiser online
- Receive a custom link to share with supporters
- Earn $6 for each pizza kit or promo code sold
- Payments are mailed 2–4 weeks after the fundraiser ends
Traditional Fundraising
A more hands-on option where you:
- Collect orders using brochures and order forms
- Place a bulk order (75 item minimum)
- Products are delivered to one location for distribution
- Your group collects money upfront and pays Little Caesars upon delivery
Expect to recruit volunteers to help unload and distribute orders.
How Much Profit Do You Make from a Little Caesars Fundraiser?
Each item sold earns $6, but the profit percentage depends on the product:
- In-store promo codes (~$26 each) → ~23% profit
- Pepperoni Pizza Kit (~$22 each) → ~27% profit
- Cookie Dough Kits (~$20 each) → ~30% profit
While the margins are solid, some other fundraisers may reach up to 40% profit.
Little Caesars Fundraiser Reviews
Parents and groups often highlight how easy these fundraisers are. She’s Becoming Domestic said:
“These Pizza Kits are a creative way to get your kids involved in the dinner-making process, while also spending quality time with the family, and supporting a local fundraiser!”
Another blog, Common Ground Childcare, also had good things to say:
“These are easy peasy for toddlers to participate with. They cook up really nicely, they are easily shared, and did you know that a child is much more likely to try a food that they helped to prepare? It’s true!”
Is Little Caesars Fundraising Right for You?
Little Caesars fundraising is one of the most straightforward restaurant fundraising ideas, with predictable profits and established logistics. It’s a good fit if:
- You want a product-based fundraiser rather than an event
- You need a hands-off digital option that requires no volunteers
- Your supporters will enjoy pizza kits and family-friendly meal options
That said, profit margins are lower than other types of fundraisers. If your group has larger financial goals, consider pairing Little Caesars with a higher-margin option.
