Double Good Fundraising Cup Contest Official Rules

NO PURCHASE OR SURVEY COMPLETION IS NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN. A PURCHASE OR SURVEY COMPLETION DOES NOT INCREASE THE CHANCES OF WINNING.

This promotion is a skill-based contest. Winners will not be selected by random drawing.

1. Contest Period

The 2026 Double Good Cup Fundraising Contest (the “Contest”) begins at 8:00 am Central Time on June 11, 2026 and ends at midnight Central Time on July 19, 2026 (the “Contest Period”). As applicable, the Content Period will be extended to allow any Events that have launched prior to the end of the Contest Period to conclude Double Good’s computer or other official timekeeping system is the official clock for the Contest.

2. Sponsor and Administrator

The Contest is sponsored and administered by Double Good Technologies LP (“Sponsor” or “Double Good”).

3. Eligibility

The Contest is open only to legal residents of the fifty (50) United States and the District of Columbia, who are eighteen (18) years of age or older or the age of majority in their state of residence (which is nineteen (19) in Alabama, Nebraska, twenty-one (21) in Mississippi, and eighteen (18) in all other states) as of the date of entry, and comply with these Official Rules in all respects. Employees of Double Good and its affiliates, subsidiaries, advertising and promotion agencies, suppliers and their immediate family members and/or those living in the same household of each are not eligible to participate in the Contest. The Contest is subject to all applicable federal, state and local laws and regulations. Void where prohibited.

For the Highest Sales per Store component and the Highest Number of Sellers component, the beneficiary of the applicable fundraiser must be a youth organization, as determined by Double Good in its sole discretion.

4. Agreement to Official Rules

By participating, each entrant, seller, organizer, and/or other participant, as applicable (collectively, “Entrant”), agrees to be fully and unconditionally bound by these Official Rules and represents and warrants that they satisfy all eligibility requirements. All decisions of Double Good are final and binding in all matters relating to the Contest, including eligibility, interpretation of these Official Rules, calculation of sales, judging, winner selection, prize fulfillment, and disqualification.

5. Contest Components

The Contest has three components:

1. Highest Sales per Store (the Team Play Award): Soccer jerseys will be awarded to the Organizer and up to thirty-nine (39) eligible Sellers who participate in the Event that has the highest Sales per Store during the Contest Period, for a maximum of forty (40) total prize recipients for this component.

2. Highest Number of Sellers (the Silver Cleat Award): One (1) Custom embroidered badge will be awarded to up to five hundred (500) eligible Sellers associated with the Event that has the highest number of Active Sellers during the Contest Period, as determined by Double Good using the criteria described below

3. Fundraising Plan Skill Contest: One (1) soccer jersey will be awarded to the eligible Entrant who submits the highest-scoring skill-based entry, as determined by Double Good or its designated judges using the judging criteria described below.

6. How to Enter

A. Highest Sales per Store

A qualifying Double Good fundraiser Event launched during the Contest Period will be automatically entered in the Highest Sales per Store component, without requiring any entry form or other action, provided that the beneficiary of the fundraiser is a youth organization, as determined by Double Good in its sole discretion, the Event includes at least five (5) Active Stores (as defined below), and all other applicable eligibility requirements in these Official Rules are satisfied.

For purposes of this Contest:

• “Event” means a single Double Good fundraiser that is launched during the Contest Period.

• “Store” means a single Double Good Pop-Up Store that is part of an Event.

• “Sales” means the total dollar amount of sales associated with a Store or Event during the Contest Period, excluding refunds, cancellations, chargebacks, taxes and shipping

• “Sales per Store” means the total Sales associated with an Event during the Contest Period divided by the number of Active Stores associated with that event. 

• “Seller” means any Seller who, in connection with an Event, has launched a Store. 

• “Active Store" means a Store with more than one dollar ($1.00) in Sales during the Contest Period 

Double Good will determine, in its sole discretion, whether a Store, Active Store, Event, or Sale qualifies for this component.

B. Highest Number of Sellers

A qualifying Double Good fundraiser Event launched during the Contest Period will be automatically entered in the Highest Number of Sellers component, without requiring any entry form or other action, provided that the beneficiary of the fundraiser is a youth organization, as determined by Double Good in its sole discretion, and all other applicable eligibility requirements in these Official Rules are satisfied. No minimum number of Active Sellers is required for an Event to qualify.

For purposes of the Highest Number of Sellers component, “Active Seller” means a Seller managing an Active Store during an Event. For this purpose, “Sale” means a completed transaction included in Sales under these Official Rules.

Double Good will determine, in its sole discretion, whether a Seller, Store, Event, Sale, or Active Seller qualifies for this component.

C. Fundraising Plan Skill Contest

To enter the Fundraising Plan Skill Contest without making a purchase, launching a fundraiser, selling any product, or participating in the Highest Sales per Store component, an eligible Entrant must submit a fundraising “business plan” for their school or youth sports organization by regular mail to Double Good, 16W030 83rd St, Burr Ridge, IL 60527. The submission must be postmarked by the end of the Contest Period.

Each Fundraising Plan Skill Contest entry must be typed or legibly handwritten and must include the entrant’s full name, email address, phone number, school or youth sports organization, and a fundraising business plan describing the entrant’s fundraising goal, intended use of funds, target supporters, promotional strategy, and plan for organizing and managing the fundraiser.

Limit one (1) Fundraising Plan Skill Contest entry per person during the Contest Period. Entries submitted by automated means, generated by artificial means in violation of these Official Rules, submitted by third parties, incomplete, late, illegible, corrupted, fraudulent, or otherwise non-compliant may be disqualified.

The Highest Sales per Store component and the Highest Number of Sellers component are offered only where lawful. To the extent any state or local law prohibits a sales-based, purchase-related, participation-based, or consideration-based contest component, residents of that jurisdiction are not eligible to participate in or win the Highest Sales per Store component or the Highest Number of Sellers component, but may enter the Fundraising Plan Skill Contest without purchase, sale, fundraiser launch, or participation in the Highest Sales per Store component or Highest Number of Sellers component. Double Good reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to determine the lawfulness of offering the Highest Sales per Store component or Highest Number of Sellers component in any jurisdiction and to exclude residents of any state or locality from eligibility for either component upon making such a determination, without prior notice and without affecting the remaining components of the promotion.

7. Judging and Winner Selection

A. Highest Sales per Store Winner Selection

After the Contest Period, Double Good will determine the eligible Event with the highest Sales per Store during the Contest Period based on Double Good’s records and the calculation methodology set forth in these Official Rules. For the avoidance of doubt, an Event that does not satisfy the minimum Active Store requirement in Section 6.A is not eligible for this component. 

The eligible Sellers associated with the highest-selling eligible Event, up to a maximum of forty (40) sellers, including the Organizer, will be potential winners of the Highest Sales per Store component, subject to verification and compliance with these Official Rules.

If more than thirty-nine (39) eligible Sellers are associated with the winning Event, the thirty-nine (39) eligible Sellers with the highest individual Store Sales during the Contest Period will be potential prize recipients. Ties among Sellers will be resolved by the Seller with the highest number of unique purchasers during the Contest Period, then by the Seller with the lowest dollar amount of refunds, cancellations, and chargebacks. If a tie remains, Double Good will determine the tied Sellers’ eligibility and prize recipients using objective, non-random criteria based on Double Good’s records.

Ties will be resolved using the following objective, non-random criteria, applied in order until the tie is broken: (1) the tied Event with the highest total Sales during the Contest Period; (2) the tied Event with the highest number of unique purchasers during the Contest Period; and (3) the tied Event with the lowest dollar amount of refunds, cancellations, and chargebacks during the Contest Period. If a tie remains after applying all tie-breaker criteria, Double Good may award the applicable prize to each remaining tied eligible Event, subject to the maximum number of Sellers per Event set forth in these Official Rules.

B. Highest Number of Sellers Winner Selection

After the Contest Period, Double Good will determine the eligible Event with the highest number of Active Sellers during the Contest Period based on Double Good’s records.

The eligible Active Sellers associated with the winning Event, up to a maximum of five hundred (500) Sellers, will be potential winners of the Highest Number of Sellers component, subject to verification and compliance with these Official Rules.

If more than five hundred (500) Active Sellers are associated with the winning Event, the five hundred (500) Active Sellers with the highest individual Store Sales during the Contest Period will be potential prize recipients. Ties among Active Sellers will be resolved by the Seller with the highest number of unique purchasers during the Contest Period, then by the Seller with the lowest dollar amount of refunds, cancellations, and chargebacks. If a tie remains, Double Good will determine the tied Sellers’ eligibility and prize recipients using objective, non-random criteria based on Double Good’s records.

Ties among Events for the Highest Number of Sellers component will be resolved using the following objective, non-random criteria, applied in order until the tie is broken: (1) the tied Event with the highest total Sales during the Contest Period; (2) the tied Event with the highest Sales per Store during the Contest Period; (3) the tied Event with the highest number of Stores during the Contest Period; and (4) the tied Event that was launched first during the Contest Period, based on Double Good’s records.

B. Fundraising Plan Skill Contest Winner Selection

All eligible Fundraising Plan Skill Contest entries will be judged by Double Good or its designated judges using the following criteria:

The eligible entrant with the highest total score will be the potential winner of the Fundraising Plan Skill Contest, subject to verification and compliance with these Official Rules.

Ties in the Fundraising Plan Skill Contest will be resolved using the following objective, skill-based criteria, applied in order until the tie is broken: (1) the tied entry with the highest score for Overall Strategy of the Plan; (2) the tied entry with the highest score for Potential Impact of the Fundraiser; (3) the tied entry with the highest score for Quality of Presentation of the Information; and (4) the tied entry with the highest score for Grammar and Punctuation. If a tie remains after applying all tie-breaker criteria, an additional judge designated by Double Good will re-score the remaining tied entries using the same judging criteria and weights set forth in these Official Rules, and the tied entry with the highest re-scored total will be the potential winner. Chance will not be used to break a tie.

8. Prizes

A. Highest Sales per Store Prizes

The Organizer and up to thirty-nine (39) eligible Sellers associated with the winning Event will each receive one (1) soccer jersey. Approximate retail value (“ARV”) of each jersey: $50. Maximum total ARV of Highest Sales per Store prizes: $2,000.

B. Fundraising Plan Skill Contest Prize

One (1) eligible Fundraising Plan Skill Contest winner will receive one (1) soccer jersey. ARV: $50.

C. Highest Number of Sellers Prizes

Up to five hundred (500) eligible Active Sellers associated with the winning Event will each receive one (1) custom badge. Approximate prize value (“APV”) of each custom badge: $1. Maximum total APV of Highest Number of Sellers prizes: $500.

Each custom badge prize consists of one (1) Sponsor-selected physical badge, with the design, format, delivery method, and any display or use restrictions determined by Double Good in its sole discretion. Custom badges have no cash value, may not be redeemed for cash or credit, and may be subject to display, use, expiration, platform, or account restrictions determined by Double Good. No cash or other prize substitution is permitted except at Double Good’s discretion. Prizes are non-transferable. Double Good reserves the right to substitute a prize, or any portion of a prize, with a prize of equal or greater value if the advertised prize becomes unavailable.

Total maximum ARV/APV of all prizes: $2,550.

Each soccer jersey prize consists of one (1) Sponsor-selected adult or youth soccer jersey, with the brand, team, player name, size availability, style, color, customization, and delivery method determined by Double Good in its sole discretion. Unless expressly stated in Contest advertising, jerseys are not guaranteed to be official, licensed, game-worn, autographed, customized, or associated with any particular team, league, player, or brand. No cash or other prize substitution is permitted except at Double Good’s discretion. Prizes are non-transferable. Double Good reserves the right to substitute a prize, or any portion of a prize, with a prize of equal or greater value if the advertised prize becomes unavailable.

All federal, state, and local taxes and any other costs or expenses associated with acceptance or use of a prize are the sole responsibility of the applicable winner.

Prizes, including any custom badges awarded for the Highest Number of Sellers component, will be delivered within thirty (30) days after winner verification.

9. Winner Notification and Verification

Potential winners will be notified by email within five (5) days following winner selection.

Double Good is not responsible for any failure to receive a notification due to spam, junk mail, privacy settings, incorrect contact information, inactive accounts, technical issues, or other reasons outside Double Good’s control.

A potential winner may be required to complete, sign, and return an affidavit or declaration of eligibility, liability release, tax documentation, publicity release where permitted by law, and any other documentation reasonably required by Double Good within five (5) business days after notification.

If a potential winner cannot be contacted, is ineligible, fails to respond by the deadline, fails to complete required documentation, fails to comply with these Official Rules, or declines a prize, the prize may be forfeited and Double Good may select an alternate winner according to the applicable winner selection method. If, after a reasonable number of attempts to select an alternate winner, Double Good is unable to reach any potential winner, Double Good is not obligated to award any Prize. 

10. Content and Entry Requirements

Each No-Purchase Skill Contest entry must be original to the entrant and must not:

1. Violate or infringe any third-party rights, including copyright, trademark, privacy, publicity, or other proprietary rights.

2. Include unlawful, defamatory, obscene, offensive, threatening, harassing, hateful, or otherwise inappropriate content.

3. Include false, misleading, or deceptive statements.

4. Include personal information of third parties without authorization.

5. Promote unsafe, illegal, or inappropriate conduct.

6. Violate any applicable platform rules, Double Good policies, or these Official Rules.

Double Good may disqualify any entry that it determines, in its sole discretion, violates these requirements.

11. Rights Granted

By submitting an entry in the Fundraising Plan Skill Contest, and to the extent permitted by law, entrant grants Double Good and its affiliates, licensees, promotional partners, advertising and promotion agencies, and third-party marketing entities a royalty-free, perpetual, irrevocable, non-exclusive, sublicensable, worldwide license to use, edit, modify, reproduce, publish, display, distribute, perform, adapt, and otherwise exploit the entry, in whole or in part, in any media now known or later developed, without additional compensation, notice, review, or approval.

Entrant acknowledges that Double Good may already have developed, received, or used materials that are similar or identical to an entry, and entrant will not be entitled to compensation or other rights as a result of Double Good’s use of any similar or identical materials.

12. Publicity

Except where prohibited by law, acceptance of a prize constitutes permission for Double Good and its designees to use winner’s name, likeness, voice, biographical information, city and state of residence, prize information, and entry materials for advertising, promotional, and publicity purposes without additional compensation, notice, review, or approval.

For residents of jurisdictions where such consent may not be required as a condition of receiving a prize, including Tennessee, execution of a publicity release will not be required as a condition of prize award.

13. General Conditions

Double Good reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to disqualify any individual or entry that Double Good determines:

1. Violates these Official Rules.

2. Tampers with or attempts to tamper with the Contest, any entry process, any fundraiser, any store, any sales calculation, or any Double Good platform or system.

3. Engages in fraud, deception, manipulation, fake sales, self-dealing, chargeback abuse, duplicate accounts, automated activity, or other conduct that undermines the integrity of the Contest.

4. Acts in an unsportsmanlike, disruptive, abusive, or unlawful manner.

Double Good reserves the right to cancel, suspend, modify, or terminate the Contest if fraud, technical failures, human error, platform issues, or any other factor impairs the integrity, administration, security, fairness, or proper operation of the Contest. If the Contest is terminated, Double Good may determine winners from among eligible entries and qualifying sales received before termination, using the applicable winner selection criteria.

14. Limitation of Liability

By participating, each entrant, seller, organizer, winner, and participant agrees to release and hold harmless Double Good, its affiliates, subsidiaries, advertising and promotion agencies, partners, representatives, agents, successors, assigns, employees, officers, and directors from and against any liability, illness, injury, death, loss, litigation, claim, or damage that may occur, directly or indirectly, whether caused by negligence or not, from:

1. Participation in the Contest.

2. Acceptance, possession, use, or misuse of any prize.

3. Technical failures of any kind.

4. Unavailability or inaccessibility of any Internet, platform, website, transmission, or communication service.

5. Unauthorized human intervention in any part of the Contest.

6. Errors in administration, sales calculation, judging, winner selection, notification, or prize fulfillment.

7. Any printing, typographical, human, technical, or other error.

15. Privacy

Information submitted in connection with the Contest is subject to Double Good’s Privacy Policy, available at https://www.doublegood.com/privacy.

By participating, entrants acknowledge and agree that Double Good may collect, use, and disclose personal information as needed to administer the Contest, verify eligibility, select and notify winners, fulfill prizes, maintain promotion records, comply with legal obligations, and otherwise operate the Contest.

Fundraisers created or operated through the Double Good platform are also subject to Double Good’s applicable platform terms, privacy disclosures, and charitable fundraising disclosures. Participation in this Contest does not alter any disclosures, consents, beneficiary eligibility requirements, payout terms, or other obligations that apply to fundraisers conducted through the Double Good platform. Double Good may determine, in its sole discretion, whether an organization, Event, Store, Sale, Seller, or fundraiser qualifies for Contest purposes, including based on applicable platform rules, charitable fundraising requirements, fraud-prevention standards, and legal or regulatory obligations.

16. Who Won

For the names of the winners, available after the 30th day following the conclusion of the Contest Period, send an email with the subject line “2026 Double Good Cup Fundraising Contest Winners” to legal@doublegood.com or mail a written request to Double Good Technologies LP, Attn: 2026 Double Good Cup Fundraising Contest Winners List, 16W030 83rd St, Burr Ridge, IL 60527. Vermont residents may omit return postage for mail requests.

17. Governing Law and Disputes

The Contest and these Official Rules are governed by the laws of the State of Illinois, without regard to conflict of law principles, except to the extent the laws of an entrant’s state of residence cannot be waived or displaced by contract.

Any dispute arising out of or relating to the Contest or these Official Rules will be resolved individually, without resort to any form of class or representative action, in the state or federal courts located in Illinois, unless prohibited by applicable law. Each entrant waives any right to a jury trial to the fullest extent permitted by law. Entrants may seek only actual out-of-pocket damages, and may not seek punitive, incidental, consequential, or special damages, or attorneys’ fees, except where prohibited by law.

18. Social Platform Disclaimer

If the Contest is promoted on or through any social media platform, the Contest is not sponsored, endorsed, administered by, or associated with any such platform. By participating, entrants release all applicable social media platforms from any responsibility or liability arising out of or relating to the Contest.

If the Contest is promoted on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, X, YouTube, or any other social media platform, entrants must comply with all applicable platform terms and policies. Any required platform-specific disclosures must be included in the applicable Contest advertising or call-to-action.

All advertising, call-to-action materials, emails, social posts, platform pages, and short-form disclosures for the Contest must be consistent with these Official Rules. If any advertising or short-form disclosure conflicts with these Official Rules, these Official Rules will control, except where applicable law requires the more consumer-protective disclosure or term. Advertising for the Contest must not state or imply that any person has won, that a purchase is required to enter the Fundraising Plan Skill Contest, that a purchase by an Entrant improves the chances of winning the Fundraising Plan Skill Contest, or that the Contest is sponsored, endorsed, administered by, or associated with any governmental agency or social media platform.