RaiseRight has replaced the Food & Laughs gift card in its catalog with Let's Eat, a $25 physical dining card covering six restaurant and dessert chains. [S01]
Published contribution rates accompany the dining-card replacement
The fundraising distributor announced the change on October 3. It lists redemption at Cracker Barrel, Red Lobster, Red Robin, The Cheesecake Factory, Panera Bread and Cold Stone Creamery. Food & Laughs is no longer available through RaiseRight, according to the notice. [S01]
RaiseRight advertises a 7% fundraising earnings rate on the new card. That rate describes the contribution attached to a purchase through its fundraising program, rather than additional face value on the $25 card or a disclosed distributor profit margin. [S01]
Advertised fundraising rates for three changed gift-card products
Rates in the distributor’s notices of September 5, September 26 and October 3, 2026.
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Product-specific purchase contributions, not extra card face value, merchant sales growth, distributor margin or recipient return. Different products and announcement dates; no before-and-after comparison or universal rate for every local fundraising programme.
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| Category | Advertised fundraising earnings |
|---|---|
| Let’s Eat physical card | 7% |
| Firehouse Subs eGift | 6% |
| Shoe Carnival eGift | 5% |
The rates are comparable as advertised contributions on eligible purchases through RaiseRight, but they describe different products. They do not reveal how much each school or organisation ultimately allocates to a family, and the October notice does not publish a Food & Laughs rate for a before-and-after comparison. [S01]
Formats change while existing balances keep their own conditions
A separately dated October 2 update says Einstein Bros. Bagels cards have been withdrawn from RaiseRight's offering immediately. The distributor says it cannot
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