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NEW · MONTHLY GIVING CLUBS

The campaign ends in October.
The Club doesn't.

A named, members-only monthly club turns your most loyal supporters into steady monthly income — money that keeps coming all year, even between campaigns.

THE MATH

$25 a month is $300 a season. Fifty members is $15,000 a year.

A campaign raises money once a year; a club pays out every single month. A donor who might write one $50 check will happily commit $25 a month — 11 times as much over a season — because a small automatic gift doesn't feel like fundraising. That's how a once-a-year fundraiser becomes year-round income.

A club, not a checkbox

Nobody ticks a "make it monthly" box at checkout. People join a club — one with a name, a perk, and a little pride. Every campaign gets the tools to build one.

A named club with its own page

Give your club a short name with your program's personality — the Forte Club, the Encore Club, the Front Row Club — and it gets a dedicated members-only page with a digital membership card, styled in your program's colors, with its own shareable link.

Automatic, any amount, cancel anytime

Members pick any monthly amount and it repeats automatically — card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay. Joining takes a minute, and the no-strings cancel policy is exactly why people say yes.

A members-only perk

Every program does it their own way — exclusive merch, recognition, insider updates. Leander pairs their $25/month minimum with members-only merchandise. It's what makes joining feel like becoming a member, not setting up a payment.

Welcome emails & monthly receipts

New members get a welcome email; every charge sends a clean receipt automatically. Your supporters always know where their money went — and your boosters never write a receipt by hand.

Self-service member portal

Members update their card, pause, or cancel through their own secure portal link. Failed payments retry automatically with an email asking the member to update their card — nobody has to chase anyone.

Tracked in your dashboard

See every member and every monthly total alongside your campaign reporting — so you know exactly what's coming in each month, and can watch it grow season over season.

PROVEN IN THE FIELD

Clubs that have been paying out for years

Real numbers from documented campaigns — read the full case studies.

SEE THE DEMO

Tour the demo club page right now.

We keep a demo campaign running so you can experience exactly what your supporters see — the membership card, the pitch, the one-minute join flow — before you build your own.

How programs build the club

It's Step 1 of the Playbook's Game Plan — set it up before the campaign launches, and it keeps paying after.

1

Name it and pick the perk

Turn on the club when you set up your campaign. A good name sounds like something people join, not a billing plan — short, with your program's flavor: the Forte Club, the Encore Club, the Green & Gold Circle. Pick a members-only perk to go with it. Naming the club is what publishes its page.

2

Offer it during the campaign

Students and parents offer the club alongside the one-time ask — "or join the club at $25 a month, that's $300 for the season." Grandparents, alumni, and family friends who give every year anyway are exactly who says yes. And every member a student signs up counts toward that student's totals and incentive prizes.

3

Keep it alive off-season

Share the club link at concerts, in newsletters, and at season kickoff. Recognize members publicly. Rouse has kept theirs going for five years — their club keeps growing while other programs restart from zero every fall.

Common questions

How much should members give each month?

Members choose any amount. Most programs suggest $25 a month — every member at that level is $300 a season. Leander's club sets $25 as the minimum, and the average member actually gives $50 a month, double the minimum.

Can members cancel?

Yes, anytime. Every member gets a self-service portal link to update their payment method or cancel — no phone calls, no emails to the boosters. Low-pressure joining is exactly why people say yes.

What makes people join instead of giving once?

The club, not the checkout box. Programs that succeed name their club, give it a members-only perk, and pitch it as the program's inner circle of supporters. Rouse's club has run at $2,300–$2,500 a month for five straight years on exactly that pitch.

Do students get credit for the members they sign up?

Yes. When someone joins through a student's link, that membership is credited to the student — it counts toward their fundraising total, the leaderboard, and whatever incentives they're competing for, just like a one-time gift. Signing up one club member can be worth more than a dozen one-time donations.

What happens when a member's card fails or expires?

The platform handles it: failed payments retry automatically and the member gets an email with a link to update their card. Organizers don't have to chase anyone.

Pair it with Corporate Sponsorships and your program has two revenue streams that never depend on fundraiser night.

Start the club this season. Budget on it next season.

Free to start. Monthly giving clubs are included with every campaign.

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