Spark Good Registry

Help supporters give exactly what's needed.

Every organization has a wish list. Whether it's school supplies, food pantry staples, cleaning supplies or gift cards, Spark Good Registry makes it easy to share the items you need most with the people who want to support your mission.

 

When customers purchase items from your registry, Walmart ships them directly to your organization—so you can spend less time coordinating donations and more time serving your community. You can also create registries for seasonal drives, special events or urgent community needs and share them through social media, email or your website.

Note: Examples of tax statuses that are not eligible include: 501(c)(19), 501(c)(4), 501(c)(6), 509(a)(3) (Types I, II, and III), and U.S. government entities not found in the IRS Business Master File.

 

  • Eligible organizations can create registries featuring needed products, including gift cards, for customers to purchase and donate directly.
  • Any authorized user on the Spark Good Account may create a registry. The user who creates the registry is the only user who can edit it.
  • Only the Primary User can enable automated donation receipts for the organization. Once configured, tax receipts can be sent automatically to customers who purchase items from the registry.
  • Organizations provide a shipping address when creating a registry. This address is used to deliver donations and is not shared with customers.
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Create a Registry using your Spark Good Account on Walmart.com.

In addition to the eligibility requirements listed, above, Walmart occasionally screens for other conduct or activities that can reasonably be considered materially damaging to the business or reputation that may result in some organizations or individuals to be excluded from eligibility at any time without notice. This may include any conduct that insults, shocks, or offends the community or any segment of it. Walmart reserves the right to refuse services or funding to organizations that do not meet the verification, program eligibility and/or reputational requirements; exclusions may include organizations that deny service, membership, or other involvement on the basis of race, religion, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, national origin, ancestry, citizenship, veteran, disability status, or acts that can be considered an offense or violation under applicable law.