NEW · THE FUNDRAISING BOARD
Every student gets a 28-day board. Supporters sponsor a day in their name, their name goes on it, and Premier days fund the trip. No paper, no cash envelopes, no chasing who took the 14th.
The demo board runs in Stripe test mode: sponsor a day with card 4242 4242 4242 4242 and nothing is charged.
Rouse Band 2026, as it stood on September 4, 2026. JagBlitz 2026 is running the same board: $74,136 and 1,560 days sponsored so far.
For your donors
A student shares their board. Grandma opens it on her phone, sees the days that are still open, and taps one. Day 7 is $43, Day 8 is $8. She can take two or three.
The day is held for her the moment she starts, so nobody else can buy it while she finds her wallet. If she wanders off, it reopens by itself.
Her name is on Day 7 of her grandson's board for the rest of the season, and the receipt is in her inbox before she puts the phone down.
The classic pick-a-date calendar prices each day at its date: the 1st is $1, the 31st is $31. Sell every single day once and a student raises exactly $496. Most calendars come back half-filled, in a backpack, with cash.
A Fundraising Board prices each column instead, so a Saturday can be $43 while a Sunday stays $8. Any supporter can take more than one day. And every student has their own board, so the program's ceiling is the roster, not the calendar.
For organizers
The board is not a separate product. It is a setting on the campaign you already run, on Connect or Express, with the same roster, reminders, kickoff tools and reports.
Every student's personal page carries their own 28-day board. Their texted link, their name, their supporters' names on their days. The campaign page shows all the boards as one, shaded by how many students have each day sponsored.
No student accounts. One shared board on the campaign page, donors pick the student they are supporting at checkout. Built for middle school and under-13 groups.
Pick 28 or 31 days, set a price per column, name your Premier days. Add days later if the season runs long. Prices on sponsored days never move.
Which days are open, which students are behind, what each Premier day has raised, and who sponsored what, exportable to Excel. Money lands in your own Stripe account as it is given.
No platform fees. No percentage of donations. No contracts. The board does not change that. Supporters can optionally leave a small contribution at checkout, or your organization can choose a flat per-student fee instead.
See how pricing worksNo. A supporter sponsors a day and their name goes on it. There is no prize and no drawing, so it is a plain donation with a receipt, not a raffle that may need a license.
A paper 31-day calendar sold once per day raises at most $496 per student. A Fundraising Board prices each column separately and gives every student their own board, so the ceiling is gone. Rouse Band's 2026 board passed $151,000 by September 4, 2026, with more than two weeks still to run.
No. The moment a supporter starts checking out, the day is held for five minutes. If they finish, it is theirs; if they leave, it reopens on its own. Nobody is ever refunded for a day someone else also bought.
Yes. On Express mode the program runs one shared board with no student accounts, which keeps it COPPA-safe. On Connect mode every student gets their own board on their own page.
Nothing. There is no platform fee and no percentage taken from donations. Supporters may add a small optional contribution at checkout, and the program can choose a flat per-student fee instead.
Free to start. No contracts to sign. Setup takes five minutes.
