Members keep ownership of their own items and are paid for their own sales; the church's share comes off each sale automatically. If you run a drop-off table, you only hold items that have already sold until the buyer collects them. That means no storage, no sorting, and nothing to dispose of afterward.

Not through the share — the share you set applies to everyone equally. For the church to keep everything an item sells for, the church has to be its seller: someone lists it on the church's own account. Anyone who wants to give money can do it the way they always have, directly to the church.

No. It's a share of each sale, not a gift, and anySKU doesn't issue donation receipts. Members who want to donate can give to the church directly, the way they always have.

No. Members who can't stay can leave items that have sold at a drop-off table. A volunteer checks each one in, and buyers collect everything they bought in one stop by showing their pickup code.

Joining takes a couple of minutes and listing an item is a photo. It's worth pairing anyone hesitant with someone who'll sit down with them once — after the first item, the rest go quickly.

Yes — the church's share is paid out to an account the same way any seller is paid. It's a one-time setup before your first event.

Yes. Each sale is its own event, so last year's doesn't get in the way. Members who joined before can join the next one in a tap.