Chick-fil-A Fundraiser (Spirit Night)

Yes. Chick-fil-A is well known for hosting fundraisers — most commonly Spirit Nights — where a school, team, or nonprofit invites supporters to eat at a specific restaurant on a set date, and the restaurant donates a percentage of the sales to the organization.

A Spirit Night is a Chick-fil-A fundraiser where your group picks a date, promotes it to supporters, and the restaurant gives back a percentage of the sales linked to your event — often around 15–20%, set by the local Operator.

The percentage varies by location and Operator but is commonly around 15–20% of the sales from supporters who mention your group. The exact amount and rules are set by each restaurant, so confirm with your local store.

Contact your local Chick-fil-A and ask to speak with the marketing or Spirit Night coordinator. Many restaurants have an online request form. Book several weeks ahead, especially during the busy school year.

Schools, PTAs, sports teams, youth groups, churches, and registered nonprofits are the most common hosts. Each Operator decides which groups they support and how often.

Usually yes. Tell supporters to mention your group (or show a flyer) when they order so the sale counts toward your donation. Some locations also run mobile-order or delivery tie-ins.

Most Spirit Nights run for a single day or evening, often 5:00–8:00 PM. Some Operators offer multi-day or all-day windows — confirm the timeframe when you book.

After the event, the restaurant totals the eligible sales and sends a check (often within a few weeks) for the agreed percentage. The Operator will confirm the timeline and process.

Some locations include mobile orders or catering tied to the event, but it varies. Ask the coordinator when booking whether delivery and catering purchases count.

There is no national minimum, but some Operators set a minimum sales threshold to issue a check or limit how often a group can host. Confirm the rules with your local restaurant.