Ideas for your next fundraiser

Make the campaign easy to follow—from the first prize to the final drawing.

Explore ways teams can organize prize details, share a public raffle page, credit supporters, and keep entries and results together.

Start with the kind of fundraiser you have in mind.

Each example shows how the same connected records can support different campaign goals.

Nonprofits

Tell the campaign story, show donated prizes, credit supporters, and keep qualified proceeds and entries connected.

Schools

Give families one public page for prizes, rules, paid packages, the free entry path, and the drawing date.

Churches

Organize donated prizes and volunteer-recorded offline activity without losing the entry ledger.

Clubs

Track package activity and fundraising credit by member while keeping drawing eligibility independent.

Camps

Run a seasonal raffle alongside the constituent roster and communication tools already used for camp families.

Sports teams

Credit ticket activity to players or members, reconcile Cash and Check, and report totals without separate spreadsheets.

Events

Publish dates, prizes, and entry choices, then record ranked winners against eligible entries after the drawing.

Foundations

Keep donated prizes, campaign entries, supporter credit, confirmations, and winner follow-up in the same system.

Recurring campaigns

Reuse one website and roster while each raffle keeps its own packages, entries, prizes, rules, and result.

We can walk through the records and reporting your team will need.