ALL-IN-ONE · FUNDRAISING, APPAREL, AND TICKETING
You raise 30–50% more by running donation or hybrid fundraisers, a year-round apparel store, and event ticketing from one platform.
LIVE · Activity across InstaRaise
Recent activity across InstaRaise: Maria S. gave $50. Sarah M. gave $50. Michael T. gave $250.REAL SCHOOLS, REAL NUMBERS
PROGRAMS FEATURED
3
COMBINED RAISED
$71,004
PARTICIPANTS
328
MIDDLE-SCHOOL ATHLETICS
Pieper Ranch Middle School
A middle-school team in Cibolo turned a fall kickoff into $41,537.
$41,537
RAISED
216
PARTICIPANTS
$1,050
TOP GIFT
"InstaRaise made our fall fundraiser a smooth success. Students love the leaderboard."
Ms. Courtney Flagg
Sponsor
HIGH-SCHOOL ATHLETICS
Carrboro High School
A North Carolina high school's easiest fundraiser at $18,946.
$18,946
RAISED
64
PARTICIPANTS
$2,750
TOP GIFT
"This has been the easiest and most lucrative fundraiser."
Casey J. Spillman
Director
PERFORMING ARTS
Samuel Clemens High School
A Texas performing-arts program that doubled its prior raise to $10,521.
$10,521
RAISED
48
PARTICIPANTS
$955
TOP GIFT
"We more than doubled what we raised. My students really enjoyed the leaderboard."
Jessalyn Specht
Director
All three raised more on one platform. So have schools across the country.
WHY THE NUMBER MOVES
It is not one big push from you. The asking spreads across your participants, and the platform handles the follow-up.
THE OLD WAY
One flyer sent home in backpacks, and a handful of personal asks from you.
THE INSTARAISE WAY
Each participant reaches the people already in their corner: family, relatives, neighbors, and family friends. Every circle is different, so the group reaches far more supporters than you could alone.
THE OLD WAY
Weekend text threads, reminder emails, and a spreadsheet no one updates.
THE INSTARAISE WAY
Timed, role-based reminders go out on their own to participants, parents, and donors, so the follow-up is not on you.
THE OLD WAY
A paper thermometer in the hallway that stops mattering by week two.
THE INSTARAISE WAY
A live leaderboard turns the fundraiser into a friendly competition. Participants watch their name climb and keep pushing to the finish.
More people raising, with less on your plate. That is how the number moves.
