FULLER Protein Overnight Oats

School mornings are rushed in most houses. FULLER Protein Overnight Oats give families a breakfast they can make the night before, and your group earns a solid margin on every box.

The oats are made in New Zealand by nutritionist, athlete and sport scientist Dane Fuller. Each pouch has protein and slow release carbohydrates. Add milk, shake, put it in the fridge overnight, and it is ready to grab in the morning.

What You Are Selling

Every box holds 12 pouches and sells for $60. Supporters choose from:

• Chocolate, Peanut & Banana. Cacao nibs, banana and peanut protein. Dairy free, but contains peanuts.
• Blueberry & Vanilla. Blueberries with a hint of vanilla and cinnamon.
• Green Apple & Cinnamon. Tart apple pieces with a toffee note.
• Variety. Four of each flavour, for anyone who cannot decide.

Your group keeps $16.62 from every box sold. Sell 60 boxes and that is just under $1,000 for your cause.

Why It Works as a Fundraiser

• A high margin per sale. At over $16 a box, you need far fewer orders to hit your goal than with most food fundraisers.
• Healthy is an easy sell. No artificial sweeteners or preservatives. Parents who skip the chocolate and pie fundraisers are often happy to buy this.
• Pantry friendly. The pouches are dry until milk goes in, so there is no freezer planning and no rush to collect.
• Free delivery. FULLER sends the bulk order to your school at no charge.

How It Works

Set your campaign up on Raised and share the link with your school community. Supporters order and pay online, so you avoid paper forms and cash handling. When the campaign closes, FULLER delivers everything to your school and you set a pickup time for families.

Allergen Information

Blueberry & Vanilla and Green Apple & Cinnamon contain dairy protein. Chocolate, Peanut & Banana contains peanuts. FULLER is not certified gluten free. Include this in your campaign messages so families can order with confidence.

Who It Suits

Sports teams and clubs are a natural fit, since players and parents already care about what goes into breakfast on game day. It also works well for schools raising money for camps, trips and tournaments, and for any group whose community leans towards healthier food.