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Event ideas

Fundraisers with a big finish

Students raise money from family and friends on their own pages. The event is the celebration, and the reason everyone gives. We help you plan it; your team runs it.

Maya and Manny lead a pack of students running laps on the school track while Mr. Smith and families cheer

Laps, music and a lot of cheering.

Fun run

Students collect donations in the weeks before, then run, walk or dance laps on the big day. It’s active, it includes every grade, and it works with almost any school calendar.

How it works

  1. 1 Students share their pages with family for two to three weeks
  2. 2 Classrooms compete for the highest total
  3. 3 Everyone runs on event day, and prizes go out afterwards

We help with

  • Course layout and lap counting
  • Volunteer roles and schedule by grade
  • Prize levels and hand-out
  • Flyers, posters and the day’s run sheet
Amelia tosses a beanbag at Mrs. Lopez’s booth while Manny cheers, at a school carnival with a dunk tank and striped tents

Games, booths and a reward for every goal reached.

Carnival

Students raise money to earn carnival tickets, ride chances or a VIP pass. The carnival itself becomes the celebration for everyone who took part.

How it works

  1. 1 Students earn game tickets or chances at set donation levels
  2. 2 The dashboard prints each student’s pass and punch card
  3. 3 Volunteers scan passes at each booth on the day

We help with

  • Booth and game ideas
  • Station layout and volunteer roles
  • Tickets, punch cards and passes
  • Signs and booth graphics
Amelia, Maya and Manny dance with their classmates at a balloon-filled party in the school gym

A school-wide party for everyone who helped.

Celebration party

A dance party, a movie afternoon or a mega party in the gym, held for every student who reached a goal. It’s simple to run and gives everyone the same target.

How it works

  1. 1 Set one goal that earns a spot at the party
  2. 2 Add extra rewards for students who go further
  3. 3 Hold the party in the gym or on the field at the end of the campaign

We help with

  • Party themes and activities
  • Timing so it fits the school day
  • Reward levels and early-bird challenges
  • Invitations and posters
Students read on pillows, bean bags and in a blanket fort while Mrs. Lopez reads aloud

Every page read helps the school.

Read-a-thon

Students set a reading goal and ask family to support them. Teachers love it because it raises money and builds a reading habit at the same time.

How it works

  1. 1 Students set a reading goal and share their pages
  2. 2 Classrooms compete for the most raised
  3. 3 Wrap up with a reading celebration and prizes

We help with

  • A reading log and timeline
  • Classroom challenges
  • Prize levels
  • Take-home letters and posters
Maya jumping for joy in the school hallway

Have a different idea?

A dance-a-thon, a field day, a team skills challenge, or a simple pledge drive with no event at all: the platform works the same way for any of them. Tell us what your students or players would love, and we’ll help you shape it.

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