Made for how schools really fundraise
Parents in control
Younger students can't run a fundraising page, so parents can. Add a parent as an admin on their child's page, and they handle the photo, the message and the donors.
Classes and grades as groups
Split students into classes or grade levels, each with its own total. Friendly competition between classrooms is one of the easiest ways to lift a school fundraiser.
Receipts in your school's name
Donors get a receipt with your organization's name and tax ID once your nonprofit status is verified, so families can use it at tax time.
One link for the whole school
Share a single school page in the newsletter, plus each student's own page. Gifts count toward both.
What schools raise money for
Run one big drive a year, or a few smaller ones. Every campaign gets goals that stretch, sponsor shout-outs and automatic reminders.
- Field trips and outdoor education
- Classroom supplies and teacher wish lists
- Library books and technology
- Playground and building projects
- Assemblies, art and music programs
- End-of-year celebrations
Three ways to raise at school
A-thons with student pages
Read-a-thons, fun runs and walk-a-thons where every student shares their own page.
See a-thonsOne school-wide goal
A single page and milestones that show families what each amount unlocks. Ideal for an annual fund.
How it worksA silent auction
Principal for a Day, reserved parking, class parties. Online bidding that can close at your family night.
School silent auctionsStart tonight. Raise by the weekend.
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Create your page
Add your goal, a photo and a few lines about what the money is for. It stays private until you publish.
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Invite your families
Share one link or import a list. Families set up their own pages and add the people they know.
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Watch it climb
We send the reminders and the receipts. You cheer on the progress, then get paid in full.
Questions schools ask
Can parents run the page for younger students?
Yes. Parents can be added as admins on their child's page, or create it themselves with your school's join code.
Do students' pages show up in Google?
No. Student pages are hidden from search engines. Families share them directly with the people they know.
Can we run it by classroom?
Yes. Make a group for each class or grade. Each group shows its own total, so you can celebrate the class that raised the most.
Is there anything to sell or deliver?
No. Supporters give online in about a minute. There are no products and no order forms. If someone hands you a check, record it and it counts toward the goal.
Do we need to be a registered nonprofit?
No. Schools and nonprofits get receipts with their tax ID. Groups without one can still raise money.
Give them something to cheer for.
More money for your team, less work for you. Free to start.