Luggages are great raffle items for any fundraiser, whether as an add-on to a travel package or a standalone high-valued raffle prize. We’ve put together a list of luggage donation request forms for your next fundraiser:
Raffles and Auctions | No preferred causes
Herschel is a manufacturer of high quality bags and luggages. They value timeless design and nostalgia, and love to donate their products to organizations that hold similar values.
Raffles and Auctions | No preferred causes
REI sells sporting goods, camping gear, travel equipment, and clothing. It is organized as a consumers' co-operative.
Raffles and Auctions | Health and wellness, Prefers Maine-based organizations
L.L. Bean specializes in outdoor recreational equipment, including luggages. In addition to a robust Community Fund, they also have a charitable giving program where they can donate specific products.
This guide lists three: Herschel Supply Company, REI, and L.L. Bean. All three accept raffle and auction requests. Herschel and REI list no preferred causes, while L.L. Bean prefers health and wellness organizations and groups based in Maine.
Herschel Supply Company takes donation requests through its listing on TheShareWay. Herschel makes bags and luggage and values timeless design and nostalgia, so it favors organizations that share those values. The request is for raffles and auctions, and Herschel lists no preferred cause areas.
Yes. Alongside its Community Fund, L.L. Bean runs a charitable giving program that can donate specific products, including luggage. Requests go through L.L. Bean's own sponsorship form, and the company prefers health and wellness causes and Maine-based organizations.
Yes. REI accepts raffle and auction donation requests and lists no preferred causes. REI is a consumers' co-operative that sells sporting goods, camping gear, travel equipment and clothing, so its donations can cover travel and outdoor prizes beyond luggage alone.
Luggage works well as a high-value standalone raffle prize and also pairs naturally with a travel package as an add-on. That flexibility lets an organization use one donated item either as its own draw or to raise the value of a larger travel bundle.