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FAQ: Network for Good & Walmart's Spark Good Round Up Program

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What is the Walmart Spark Good Round Up Program?

The Walmart Spark Good Round Up Program allows Walmart customers who are shopping online (or through the Walmart app) to round up their checkout total to the nearest dollar and donate their spare change to the nonprofit of their choice.

To learn more about how Walmart works with the nonprofit community, please click here.

How is Network for Good partnered with Walmart?

For Good, which operates as a 501(c)(3) donor-advised fund, has partnered with Walmart to disburse the charitable donations made through the Spark Good Round Up program to eligible nonprofits.

What nonprofits are eligible?

We recommend visiting this page for the most comprehensive, up-to-date information and to learn more about program eligibility.

Please Note: Your organization must be compliant not only with Network for Good’s eligibility requirements, but also with the Spark Good Terms of Use.

How do nonprofits register for Round Up?

Nonprofits can register for the Round Up program directly through Walmart’s website!

You will want to navigate to https://www.walmart.com/nonprofits and click on the blue 'Access Spark Good' button to begin the registration process.

If your organization already has an account established with Walmart and their Spark Good program, you can log in using this link.

When will my nonprofit receive donations?

Network for Good disburses donated funds via grants from the Walmart Spark Good Round Up program once per quarter. This disbursement takes place in the month immediately following the end of a quarter – so, disbursements will be as follows:

  • Donations collected between January - March: disbursed in April

  • Donations collected between April - June: disbursed in July

  • Donations collected between July - September: disbursed in October

  • Donations collected between October - December: disbursed in January

Does Network for Good provide reporting?

Yes, Network for Good provides reporting to all nonprofits that receive donations through the Walmart Spark Good Program via our free disbursement portal.

To access this reporting, you will be required to sign in (or register, if you have not already) using your organization’s EIN.

Please note that this portal uses a different login (Organization’s EIN, NOT email address) to access your organization’s reports. For more information on how to utilize our disbursement portal, please check out our accompanying guide here.

Visit your Network for Good Nonprofit Portal to sign in or register using your nonprofit’s EIN to download available reporting.

What do Spark Good Donations look like through NFG’s reporting tools?

Donations made through the Walmart Spark Good Program are reported without identifying information to Network for Good prior to disbursement, so the donations will reflect as 'Anonymous Anonymous' on your reporting tools, and the date may not reflect the actual date of the donation.

Note: The Network for Good Support Team is unable to provide any further identifying information regarding donations received through Spark Good.

I am having issues, or my question has not been answered here.

If you have any questions regarding Network for Good’s relationship with Walmart or our role in the Spark Good Round Up Program, contact our support team.

If you are having issues creating an account or setting up Round Up for your organization, we recommend contacting Walmart directly for help at sparkgoodsupport@walmart.com.

For questions about For Good, you can reach out via e-mail (support@forgood.org) or by submitting a request through this form.

You can also review Walmart’s detailed FAQ on Spark Good and the Round Up program here.

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