Church Wreath Fundraisers
Fresh balsam wreaths for congregations raising money during the Christmas season.
Learn How It WorksFaith, Community, and Fresh Christmas Wreaths
A church wreath fundraiser gives a congregation a practical way to raise money with fresh Christmas greenery people are already looking for. Rockdale Wreaths makes fresh balsam wreaths on our Maine farm, finished with pine cones and classic red bows for doors, porches, offices, and holiday gifts.
This type of sale can support youth programs, mission trips, building needs, music groups, food pantry work, or seasonal giving. A church team can share the sale after services, through bulletins, by email, or with neighbors who want to support the group.
The same setup can also work for a community group that wants a seasonal product with a clear purpose, simple ordering, and a familiar Christmas look.
How the Sale Works
A simple wreath sale your congregation can share through bulletins, tables, order forms, and local announcements.
Share in Your Bulletin
Announce the sale in the bulletin, newsletter, website, email list, or Sunday announcements.
Set Up a Table
Collect orders after services, at events, or through a simple sign-up and order form.
Take Orders
Members, families, friends, and neighbors can support the group by purchasing fresh wreaths.
Support Ministry Goals
Each sale helps raise money for programs, missions, building needs, and seasonal giving.
Profit & Stewardship
A good wreath sale should be easy for volunteers to explain and simple for supporters to buy. Rockdale Wreaths helps your group offer a fresh seasonal product that fits the Christmas season and supports a clear goal.
Funds can help with youth trips, mission work, food pantry needs, music programs, building projects, seasonal giving, or other ministry needs. More orders mean more support for the work your congregation is doing.
For broader planning help, visit the fundraiser overview or start a fundraiser when your group is ready to review timing and order details.
Common Questions
When should we start planning?
Most groups benefit from planning in late summer or early fall so there is time to share the sale, collect orders, and prepare for holiday delivery.
How are wreaths delivered?
Delivery options can be reviewed based on your setup, order size, timing, and what works best for your supporters.
Who can help?
Volunteers can share the sale, manage order forms, staff a table after services, track payments, and remind members before the order deadline.
Ready to Start Your Wreath Sale?
Bring your congregation together this holiday season with fresh Christmas wreaths from Rockdale Wreaths.