Questions organizers, families and supporters ask

Most organizers are ready in one evening. Your page stays private until you publish it.

A team fundraiser with a page for every player, or one shared goal for the whole group. Either one can run a silent auction at the same time, and bids and donations count toward the same goal. A-thons run as player-page fundraisers.

Import a spreadsheet, add them one by one, or share a join code so families can sign up themselves.

Yes. Add co-organizers. They can do everything you can, except remove you.

Yes. Add them as a treasurer. They see every gift and fee, the payouts, a printable summary and a QuickBooks file, and they can update the mailing address or bank account for the payout. If those details change, everyone on the money side is told and the payout waits a few days.

No. Teams and clubs without one can still raise money. Registered nonprofits and public schools can get Verified, usually in a minute: public schools confirm a code sent to a school email, and nonprofits are checked against IRS records. Then your pages show a Verified badge and receipts show your tax ID.

Four weeks is a good default. You can pick any length and change the end date while it runs.

It stretches automatically, for each participant and for the whole group, so supporters always see a new finish line.

Yes. Make groups for classes, squads or sections, each with its own total.

Yes. Record it on the Money tab and it counts toward the player's goal and the team's. There's no fee on cash or checks.

Yes. Show every player's amount, only the top few, or none. You can also hide the player list.

Yes. Get suggested wording for your story, player pages, texts to share, updates to families and thank-you notes.

Add items, pick when bidding ends (online or at your event), and share one link. Bidders get outbid alerts and reminders before the close. Each winner pays once for everything they won, charged automatically or by a link (your choice), with a receipt that shows each item's value.

Reminders stop, you get a results summary, and you can share an impact report with what you raised together. Next season, copy the whole campaign in one click, and returning families can bring back their supporters.

No. Your invite has a button that opens your child's page in one tap. Any other time, ask for a sign-in code by email.

No. Each child gets their own invite, and either one opens a family view where you can switch between them.

A parent can be added as an admin on the child's page to update the photo, add supporters and share the link. Invites can go to two emails, so both parents can help.

Yes. If your child was in an earlier fundraiser, you can copy those supporters into this one.

Add names with an email address, a mobile number or both, one at a time or from a contacts file.

No. Student and player pages are hidden from search engines and shared directly by families.

No tips, ever. At checkout supporters can choose to cover the costs, so the team keeps every dollar.

Yes, by email right after you give. For a verified nonprofit, it includes the organization's name and tax ID.

We've checked the organization: a 501(c)(3)'s tax ID against IRS records (or its IRS letter), or that a public school or district organizer can receive email at the school's address. It isn't a promise that your gift is tax-deductible.

Yes. Sign in with a code sent to your email to open My account. It lists every gift and auction payment made with that email, with receipts and a year-end summary for tax time.

Many employers do. If the organization is verified, add your employer at checkout and your receipt will have the details your employer asks for. Matching gifts go straight to the organization.

Yes. Tick "Show me as Anonymous" at checkout and your name won't appear on the page.

Your receipt shows how the charge appears on your card statement. If a gift is disputed with your bank, we email and text you its details, so you can tell your bank whether it was you.

Reply STOP to any text, or use the unsubscribe link at the bottom of any email.

No. Creating a campaign is free and you can stop at any time. You only pay when donations come in.

Never. Donors can choose to cover the actual costs at checkout, so your team keeps every dollar of their gift.

Yes. Player-page drives, group goals and silent auctions all have the same simple price.

No. Schools and nonprofits get receipts with their tax ID, and groups without one can still raise money.

In one full payout after your fundraiser ends, by direct deposit or check to your organization. We don't hold back part of it for later.