Rewards / 30-Club
Progress should feel clear, not coercive.
Rewards are tied to tracked effort: samples shared, bottles sold, and campaign orders. Organizers keep control through adult-managed terms and approvals.
NIL campaign rewards stay non-promissory: no payout-promising language, no recruiting inducements, no school-linked compensation language, and no school/organization marks without written approval.
Reward-path compliance checkpoint
Use reward framing as support indicators only, not as automatic compensation. Keep progress goals supportive, non-binding, and non-coercive.
- Money controls: Only adult organizers own payout setup, bank details, payout timing, and payout reviews.
- Money routing: Fundraiser purchases route through the compliant checkout path. Platform fee, processing fee, refunds, and chargebacks can reduce available campaign credit.
- Evidence format: Reward announcements should use aggregate outcomes only and avoid presenting one athlete result as representative proof.
- Minor controls: No child banking collection, no child payout links, and no child-managed payout account access.
- School / org rules: School or team branding in reward messaging needs prior written authorization and rider alignment.
- Claims discipline: No outcome-certainty language, scholarship references, replacement-language, fixed split promises, or pressure tactics in any reward announcements or social copy.
- Recordkeeping: Keep reward tables, campaign sheet, outreach logs, and approval timestamps ready for organizer/legal review before payout release.
- Tax posture: No legal or tax advice is provided; unresolved tax concerns escalate to organizer support for legal/tax review.
Retail terms: Supporters purchase direct via the fundraiser checkout page. Shipping, returns, and refunds follow current e-commerce policy; refunds or reversals reduce campaign credit before any payout review.
Payout examples: Points below are planning references only and vary by athlete eligibility, route setup, state/legal routing, product mix, and compliance outcomes; processing fees, refunds, and chargebacks can reduce payouts.
