The Calumet High School juniors and seniors knew their fruit sale was a valuable fundraiser, but it had become frustrating and time-consuming. After years of managing orders on homemade spreadsheets, mistakes became common. Their vendor was difficult to reach, product quality was inconsistent, and delivery errors were too frequent.

Frustrated, they went online looking for a better option. When Kate, one of the advisors, found our website, she was both intrigued by the online platform and skeptical. Could they trust a company they had never heard of?

After a quick demo and clear, responsive communication throughout the sales process, Kate and her co-advisor decided to give it a try. When the sale wrapped up, they were amazed at how easy everything had been and even more thrilled to find out they had sold more than the previous year.

Kate shared, “It seriously made our lives so much less stressful; the accounting we were having to do on our own through cobbled-together Google Sheets is nowhere close to what [myfruitsale.com] provides.”

With their confidence growing, Kate hoped the delivery experience would live up to the rest of the process. It did. As the truck was unloaded, she immediately noticed the attractive, clearly labeled packaging and how great the products looked.

After everything was checked in, Kate reached out to us to say, “EVERY SINGLE THING on the invoice was there. WOW. I seriously cannot express how wonderful our experience has been using your company. My co-advisor and I have said over and over how smooth the process was from start to finish—we are so impressed.”

Lee Schroeder has spent most of his career building the FFA program in West Point, NE. He knows what works and how to get things done. Early on, he partnered with myfruitsale.com and relied on consistent product quality and personal service. Managing a high-performing chapter is complex, and Lee valued a fundraising partner he could trust.

Even as myfruitsale.com launched its online platform in 2020, Lee stuck with the paper system that worked for him and his chapter’s sales remained strong. But in 2023, a spreadsheet error left his chapter short 15% of their products on delivery day. “I called the office at 6:45 in the evening and couldn’t believe when they answered the phone. I had a solution by noon the next day… they went above and beyond to fix our mistake!”

In 2024, Matt encouraged Lee to try the online platform. It automated order tabulation and organized sales from other vendors. Though hesitant to change a proven system, Lee gave it a shot. After delivery day, Matt spoke with Lee on the phone. “It works really well,” commented Lee. “[This year was] easily the least effort we’ve ever put into our fruit sale.”