Create a fundraiser for your team in minutes. Share the link with parents and friends. Keep the money you raise.
Your first fundraiser is free. Then just $5 each.
Nobody needs another catalog of chocolate bars. People who already love a player — grandparents, neighbors, family friends — just need an easy way to pitch in.
Three steps, start to finish.
Add your roster — or upload the spreadsheet you already have. Every player gets their own page automatically.
One link per player. Text it, post it, drop it in the group chat. No account, no app to download.
Sponsors pick a panel and pay by card. The panel lights up with their name, right away.
Set it up once, then stop thinking about it. No spreadsheets to reconcile, no checks to chase.
Add your teams and roster and every player's page is generated for you.
Already have a spreadsheet? Upload the CSV and the whole team goes live at once.
Every sponsorship is tracked as it happens. You always know what each player has raised.
Your logo and your colors. Every page looks like it belongs to your club.
No percentage. No monthly subscription. No nonsense.
Payments run through Stripe, and they take their usual processing fee — 2.9% + 30¢ per transaction. Money goes straight to your club's own Stripe account, on Stripe's normal payout schedule. You're the merchant of record; nobody is holding your money.
We run a youth soccer club. Every season we had to collect team fees — travel, registrations, gas and food on tournament weekends — and every season it was the same scramble of spreadsheets, cash envelopes and reminder texts.
The fundraising platforms we looked at wanted a percentage of money our families had already worked for, and they made the whole thing feel like a transaction with a company instead of a favor for a kid.
So we built the thing we wanted: one link per player, a ball that fills up as people chip in, and the money landing in the club's account. It solved our problem, and we think it will solve yours.
A portion of proceeds from this platform go back to support our community soccer club, ashleyriversoccer.com.
Your name goes on the panel. Keep it short — a first name, nickname, or initials.