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Veterans & Fraternal Clubs
Membership is shrinking and the building still costs the same. Foxfire adds a revenue line that does not depend on dues, recruiting, or volunteer hours, at $0 cost to the post.
Built For The Post
A post runs on people who show up and stay. The machines earn from that time in the building, not from how many names are on the roster.
Revenue Without Dues
Dues at most posts run under fifty dollars a year, so raising them closes very little. Foxfire adds income that does not depend on the roster.
No Volunteer Shift
Your people do not run it, fix it, or staff it. We deliver, install, service, collect, and report.
A Corner You Already Have
The standard setup is about 12 square feet and one standard 120V wall outlet. Most halls have a corner that does nothing.
Is your venue a fit?
Find out in 60 seconds.
What kind of place is it?
Free. No obligation. A real person reads every result.
Zero Cost. Monthly Payouts.
The post provides floor space. We provide everything else, and the post collects once a month.
Your Members Stay
Members come for the canteen and stay for company. That time in the building is what the machines turn into income for the post.
Across Our Installed Base.
Foxfire is a predetermined-outcome video game, certified by Eclipse Compliance Testing. Every outcome is visible before any money is inserted. Veterans and fraternal organizations sit under their own rules in many states, so your committee should have its own counsel review the documentation before it votes.
Post Questions
What does it cost our post to bring in Foxfire?
Nothing. There is $0 cost to the venue. Install is free, maintenance is included, and you receive monthly payouts. The post provides the floor space.
Do our volunteers have to run it?
No. We deliver, install, service, and repair the machines, and we handle collections and reporting. Your people only need to know what is on the floor.
How much space do the machines need?
A 6x2 ft space. Two cabinets side by side plus the payout kiosk, each about 2 ft by 2 ft, roughly 12 square feet in all. It needs a standard 120V wall outlet.
Is this legal at a veterans or fraternal club?
Foxfire is a predetermined-outcome video game, not a slot machine, and Eclipse Compliance Testing found no random number generator and no element of chance in the source code. That does not settle what your own post may operate. Veterans and fraternal organizations have their own rules that vary by state, so your counsel should review the documentation first.
What should our committee ask before signing?
Who services the equipment and how fast, how collections are counted, what the term is and how to end it, and what the post owes up front and monthly. The honest answer to the last one is nothing.
Read more: How veteran and fraternal clubs add revenue without raising dues, How to increase canteen revenue as membership falls, Non-dues revenue a post committee can approve.
Your Post. Zero Cost.
$0 install. $0 monthly. Payouts once a month.
See what Foxfire could add for your post. Book a 20-minute call.
We will look at your hall and your members' traffic, then show you how the machines would fit and pay out.
Is your venue a fit?
Find out in 60 seconds.
What kind of place is it?
Free. No obligation. A real person reads every result.