When completing the registration process, the Group Leader selects one of two account types. The type of account selected will determine how funds will be allocated and distributed. The two types of accounts available are:

Organizations registered as a Group Account have one account for the organization. Supporters merely select the organization from our list of Partner Organizations at www.allyearfundraising.com. All rebates earned while the supporter has selected that organization are allocated to the group account and benefit the organization as a whole. The Group Account option tends to be the choice for larger groups or smaller groups, when maintaining individual account balances is not necessary. For example, a school could set up a Group Account, in which all rebates would be credited to the organization for use by the entire school. Contributions will be sent to the organization as per the All Year Fundraising terms and conditions.
Organizations registered as Individual Accounts have individual members listed under their organization, from our list of partner organizations. When a supporter selects the organization, a list of members from which the supporter can select is automatically provided. The supporter then chooses which member within that organization they wish to support.
The Individual Account option tends to be the choice for smaller groups, especially when it is important that fundraising efforts be credited to a specific individual. For example, a hockey team could register with All Year Fundraising as an Individual Account and allow individual players to apply All Year Fundraising rebates towards, for example, their ice bill or an equipment purchase.
The Group Leader will be responsible for creating and updating the individual member list and for allocating the funds to the individual as per the All Year Fundraising terms and conditions.