FUNDRAISING FOR FINE ARTS DEPARTMENTS
The Campaign Hub puts band, choir, orchestra, theater, and art on one page — each as its own branded fund with its own color, story, and goal. Donors pick where their gift goes. You get one payout and per-fund reporting.
THE OLD PROBLEM
Five programs, five fundraisers, five exhausted parent groups.
When every program in the department runs its own fundraiser, the community gets asked five times, the small programs get lost, and the department chair gets five spreadsheets that don't add up. A Campaign Hub replaces the pile with one shareable page — without flattening anyone's identity into "the arts."
Band is still band. Every fund gets its own section: its own color, hero image, story, goal, and suggested gift amounts — rendered with the same polish as a standalone campaign.
One tap on the fund buttons re-themes the page and opens the gift flow for that program. A trumpet grandma funds band; the aunt with season tickets funds theater. Every gift is earmarked.
Money lands in one Stripe account with every dollar tracked to its fund — student gifts credit their program automatically, and the reporting splits cleanly for the department and each director.
NEW · THE CAMPAIGN HUB
One page, one link, one payout — with a branded fund for every program in the department.
Donors land on the department page — the hub hero, the overall story, and a button for every fund.
One tap opens their program — the page instantly re-themes to that fund's color, hero image, and story, and the gift flow opens with that fund's suggested amounts.
Every dollar is earmarked — gifts credit the fund (and the student, when they came through a student's link), reporting splits per fund, and the money lands in one Stripe payout.
Lincoln HS Fine Arts
One campaign · five funds · one link
Illustration — every number on a real hub is live.
PROVEN IN THE FIELD
The Hub runs the same process the record-setting programs published.
THE PROCESS
$3,352,543 documented
Every fund in a Hub runs the same blitz process documented across our published case studies — $3,352,543 and counting, at 81–99% student participation.
Read moreWHY ONE PAGE WINS
The community gives once, happily
Sponsor and community gifts carried 30% of a season at Claudia Taylor Johnson. A department-wide page gives businesses and big donors one place to back all the arts at once.
Read moreBEYOND THE CAMPAIGN
Two more streams, all year long.
Every campaign also includes a corporate sponsor page for local businesses and a monthly giving club for your most loyal supporters — steady money that keeps coming between campaigns, with students earning incentive credit for both.
One link, one payout, one community-facing ask — but each program keeps its own branded section, goal, and reporting. The department stops competing with itself for the same donors' attention.
Yes. Reporting rolls up per fund — raised, donors, progress against the fund's goal — and student gifts credit their program automatically. The chair sees the whole department; each director sees their fund.
Hubs are set up with our team — tell us your programs and we'll build the structure with you, free like everything else. Each fund's branding, story, and goals are then yours to shape.
Fully. Students raise on personal pages exactly as in a standalone campaign, their gifts credit both them and their fund, and leaderboards and incentives work department-wide or per program.
Also serving: Marching Bands · Choirs · Theater Programs
Free to start — our team sets up the Hub with you.
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