What is a Community Affiliate?
A LocalZ Community Affiliate (LCA) is typically a group of people raising funds under one banner for one cause, but a LCA can also be an Individual raising money for themselves or worthwhile causes.
What do I Have to Do?
All you have to do is REGISTER HERE at LocalZ.net, and you are qualified.
- There is NO COST whatsoever
- You don’t need to be a registered Charity.
- LocalZ does not control the money you receive (You will get a 1099 or tax form appropriate to your status as an individual or a group)
- Anyone can do this (under 18 years old may require adult supervisor or guardian approval.)
How Do I Get Started?
Follow the SIMPLE STEPS here:
- STEP 1 - Register yourself or your group
- STEP 2 - Watch the TRAINING VIDEO
- STEP 3 - Print your instructions and your fundraising QR code
- STEP 4 - Sign up Local business for their directory profile.
- STEP 5 - Get paid once they sign up!
Why Localz?
Community Fundraising
LocalZ promotes businesses while promoting the GOOD DEEDS of people in local communities across the country.
Business Owners would be happy to know that LocalZ is owned and operated by a premier SEO company (First Choice SEO) who has been specializing in advertising and marketing for decades. This LocalZ directory is new and that’s a GOOD THING! With our internal SEO team and decades of knowledge, these businesses will be on the ground floor of an elevator that is shooting to the stars.
In addition to the expert, in-house SEO marketing team, LocalZ hosts a YouTube channel focusing on these Feel-Good and Doing-Good stories from communities around the country. These inspirational stories will be shown on television and in print stories as well as promoted on other influential Creator’s channels on YouTube.
Other Amazing Fundraising Ideas
- Sports teams, bands, and clubs needing equipment
- People facing illness, homelessness, or disasters
- Families struggling with bills, childcare, or repairs
- Organizations needing vans or transport vehicles
- Schools, PTAs, and student enrichment programs
- Veterans needing housing, jobs, or medical care
- Youth groups, mentorships, and after-school aid
- Environmental groups planting trees and cleaning
- Senior centers providing care, meals, or transport
- Community gardens needing tools, seeds, and supplies
- Mission trips, camps, and arts programs funding
- Students working to pay for school and supplies
- Pet surgery, livestock care, and farm expenses
- Churches and groups needing building maintenance
- Animal shelters, rescues, and adoption services
- First responders needing gear, training, or support
- Disability services and accessibility improvements
- Local charities helping food banks and shelters
- Mental health programs for therapy and crisis aid
- Any cause dedicated to making lives better
