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An Umbrella Booster Organization centralizes all team and club fundraising under one nonprofit structure, ensuring consistent compliance, financial transparency, and shared resources, while still allowing groups to retain their identity. Managing funds through a school bookstore often limits flexibility, delays access to funds, and places a heavier administrative burden on school staff.
Yes, individual booster clubs will still manage their own sponsorship and donation funds, but under the Umbrella Booster Organization’s oversight to ensure compliance, transparency, and proper reporting.
Yes, ReBooster will provide training on organizational roles, nonprofit compliance, and tax filing processes to ensure each club operates correctly and stays compliant. We provide training through our Booster Club Academy.
Yes, individual Booster Clubs can conduct additional fundraising outside of ReBooster, and no fees or deductions will be applied to funds they raise independently.
All Booster Clubs will operate under a single Parent Umbrella EIN; individual clubs will not need to obtain their own EIN. Each program will be listed under the 501(c)(3) of the Umbrella Organization.
ReBooster will serve as a support and service provider to the organization, offering fundraising tools, compliance support, and training, while coordinating efforts through the Umbrella Booster Club Board. ReBooster will primarily coordinate through the Umbrella Board rather than working directly with individual team clubs.
The school, athletic department, and/or district office will offer oversight, guidance, and approval to ensure the Umbrella Booster Club Board operates within district policies and serves all student programs. However, they will not serve as board members or hold voting rights.