The school or district
Approves its participation, chooses an adult coordinator, and follows its own permissions, accounting, gift-acceptance, and communications requirements.
Evaluate SmartSlaps with the same care you bring to every school program. Begin with an adult coordinator, a defined activity, and a clear record of what is requested, funded, and delivered.
Approves its participation, chooses an adult coordinator, and follows its own permissions, accounting, gift-acceptance, and communications requirements.
Reviews requests, confirms available supplies, processes gifts through its campaigns, coordinates recipient support, and maintains its reporting records.
Use a team’s own link for team credit, identify the intended recipient, and keep public stories accurate. Creating a supporter team does not authorize use of a school’s name or logo.
SmartSlaps can reduce product-sale administration. It does not replace your institution’s approval, financial, or safeguarding responsibilities.
Raised is a campaign total. Sent or issued is a disbursement status. Received or cleared requires the corresponding confirmation. Used for the mission requires a recipient update or supporting record.
Recipient support is delivered or sent on the 1st of each month. We update our reporting sheet to reflect it. Sent, delivered, and bank-cleared payments can have different dates. Ask us about the timing or status of a particular gift.
SmartSlaps does not retain a portion of recipient-designated donations. Donors cover the platform and payment-processing fees shown at checkout; Givebutter tips are off. Foundation gifts separately support materials, shipping, technology, and mission operations.
Request institution-specific records or raise a discrepancy at hello@smartslaps.org. The public dashboard is a view of the Foundation’s reporting source, not an independent audit opinion.
Learning and service are worthwhile on their own. No child needs a donation, public profile, personal fundraising target, or student account to take part. Adults handle the organization, gifts, and communications.
Read the privacy policy and discuss any school-specific requirements before a rollout.
Read how sticker QR codes work, what participation involves, and who handles donations.
SmartSlaps is built to protect student anonymity, avoid unsafe fundraising practices, and keep kids out of cash handling and active solicitation.
Children do not need a student account, a donation, or a fundraising target to participate.
These answers cover common questions about SmartSlaps participation.
No. The QR code does not contain your child's name, grade, age, photo, or personal profile. It opens the learning, instructions, or support destination assigned to that code. For team credit, adults use the team’s own fundraising link and check the intended recipient before giving.
No. SmartSlaps stickers are vinyl only. They do not contain GPS, RFID, Bluetooth, or any hidden tracking technology. The platform does not track a child's physical movements.
No. SmartSlaps is designed for passive engagement, not active solicitation. Students are not expected to knock on doors, approach strangers, or act like salespeople.
No. Transactions happen digitally through a donor's own smartphone. Children do not carry money, make change, or manage collection envelopes.
No. Participation is voluntary. There are no punishments, quotas, or pressure systems if a sticker is never scanned. The goal is civic connection, not burdening children.
No. We do not collect student email addresses, we do not require student logins, and we do not market third-party products to children.
We recommend placing them on laptops, notebooks, or water bottles used in supervised environments. We discourage placement where a sticker could be scanned outside a student's awareness.
Children are not asked to sell products, handle cash, or approach strangers. Adults supervise activities and manage any fundraising.
Contact us if you have a question about participation.