One platform for every way you raise
Configure a campaign once and it works across raffles, a-thons, squares, donations, teams, and reporting — with a single settlement at the end.
Start freePick the offering that matches the night
Raffles
50/50 splits and prize raffles, run properly
Raffles are the highest-yield fundraiser most groups run, and the easiest to get wrong. TazFund handles the pot math, the pricing, the draw, and the paper trail.
Full details →50/50 cash splits with a live pot
Set the payout percentage and winner count. Supporters see the current payout per winner and the estimated payout if the campaign hits goal — both updating as tickets sell.
Fixed-inventory prize raffles
Cap how many tickets exist, and the campaign closes itself when they're gone. Sold-out state is handled everywhere the campaign appears.
Tiered pricing and bundles
1–4 tickets at one price, 5–19 at another, 20+ at a third — plus fixed bundles like 25 for $90. The buy panel shows the saving as the supporter changes quantity.
Reverse raffle
A store of prizes — add tickets, check out, each prize draws itself
Supporters see every prize, choose how many tickets to put on each one, and pay once. Every prize draws only from the tickets sitting on it.
Full details →Shop the prizes first
The campaign page is a store of prizes. Supporters pick a quantity per prize and add those tickets to the cart before they pay.
One checkout, tickets already assigned
Payment is a dollar amount for the tickets in the cart. Once paid, those tickets sit on the prizes they chose — no later placement step.
Per-prize draws
Each prize draws its own winner from only the tickets sitting on it. Results publish grouped by prize, not as one undifferentiated list.
Silent auction
Lots, live bids, and a card on file — without a paddle
Organizers list lots, bidders place live and proxy bids, anti-snipe extends close times, and winners are charged from a card on file or a checkout link.
Full details →A catalog of lots
Each item has its own minimum, increment, optional buy-it-now, photos, and pickup or shipping notes. Featured lots sit first on the campaign page.
Live bidding with a poll, not a app
The public page refreshes every few seconds. Bidders see the high bid, a countdown, and whether they are winning — without installing anything.
Proxy bids and anti-snipe
A bidder can set a private maximum. In the last minutes a bid extends the lot, capped so the night still ends.
Squares
A grid that sells itself on game night
Sports squares on a 5×5 or 10×10 board. Supporters reserve open cells, pay, and wait for the score — or a random draw — to pick the winners.
Full details →5×5 or 10×10 boards
Pick the grid that matches the night. Sold squares show on the public board with the buyer's initials.
Reserve, then purchase
Supporters select open squares, hold them briefly, and check out before someone else takes them. Collisions are handled in the reserve step, not after the charge.
Random, score-based, or multi-round
Pay out from a random draw, from the game score, or across multiple rounds — each with its own recorded result.
Sport-A-Thon
Pledges per shot, mile, or serve — billed when results are in
A-thons that match the sport. Each participant collects flat and per-unit pledges, records a result, and billing runs after the event rather than at signup.
Full details →Fifteen sport templates, plus custom
Shootathon, Serveathon, Run-A-Thon, and the rest of the season — or define your own unit so a read-a-thon or cheer-a-thon uses the same flow.
Flat and per-unit pledges
A supporter can give a set amount, pledge per shot, mile, or serve, and optionally cap the total so the gift cannot run away.
Roster and participant pages
Each athlete gets a page to collect pledges. Progress rolls up to the team and the campaign without a second tool.
Donations
A donation flow that doesn't leak
Straight giving, with the small conversion details that decide whether a supporter finishes: sensible defaults, fee coverage, and a goal that visibly moves. Donations also overlay every other offering, so a raffle buyer can give in the same checkout.
Full details →Suggested amounts that fit your audience
Preset tiers plus an open field, with the preset order tuned to your typical gift size rather than a generic ladder.
Cover-the-fee prompt
Supporters can add processing costs so the full gift reaches the cause. Opt-in by default, and clearly stated either way.
Beat-the-top-donor prompts
Show what it would take to become the largest gift so far — the single most reliable way to lift the top of the distribution.
Pages, settlement, and a draft when you need one
Teams & participants
Every participant gets a page that sells for them
This is the difference between a campaign that raises what your board members can give and one that reaches every family in the program.
Full details →A page per group and per member
Roster a team and everyone in it gets a public page with their own goal, their own progress, and their own share link — generated, not hand-built.
Built-in email and SMS outreach
Participants send from their own dashboard with a preview of exactly what the recipient sees. No copy-pasting links into a group chat.
Full share-to-sale attribution
Texts sent, emails sent, link clicks, tickets sold, and dollars raised — all tracked per participant and rolled up per team.
Payouts & reporting
One settlement your treasurer can actually reconcile
Fundraising platforms are judged in the two weeks after the campaign, when someone has to tie the deposit to the activity.
Full details →Settlement in one place
Raffle tickets, donations, squares, pledges, and event tickets land in a single settlement view with fees broken out line by line.
Refunds, voids, and chargebacks
Every reversal is reported against the original transaction, so your totals stay defensible months later.
Winner payout tracking
Who won, which ticket, how much, and whether it's been paid — recorded against the draw.
AI assist
Draft the page, then read the report
Campaign copy is the last thing volunteers want to write, and reports are the last thing treasurers want to stare at. AI drafts both inside the admin — not a separate tool.
Full details →Campaign copy drafts
Name, description, drawing copy, and participant instructions — generated from the organization, offering, and dates you already entered.
Type-aware prompts
A Shootathon does not read like a 50/50. Drafts follow the offering you picked, including reverse raffle and squares.
Report insights
On orders and payments, ask what stands out instead of scanning every row. The answer cites the table in front of you.