
Real relationships. Real support. Real fast.
FundFast turns your roster into your fundraising team. Each athlete asks twenty people who already know them, straight from their own phone, and every dollar lands directly in your organization's account.
Mass emails don't raise money
A blast to a hundred addresses is easy to ignore. Nobody feels responsible for it and nobody replies. Meanwhile the people who genuinely want to support your athletes, grandparents, neighbors, previous coaches, family friends, never get asked at all.
Make the personal ask fast
- The message is already written. The athlete taps once and edits it if they want.
- It sends from their own iMessage, SMS, or WhatsApp, to one person, from a name that recipient knows.
- Twenty contacts, under ten minutes, done in one sitting.
- Track every ask, gift, athlete supporter, and team goal in real time.
Three steps to a funded season
- 01
Set the team goal
A coach or administrator creates the campaign, sets the goal and the close date, and connects the organization's own giving account.
- 02
Each athlete loads 20 people
Players type in twenty real people: family, neighbors, previous coaches, and family friends. No scraped lists, no purchased data.
- 03
They send the ask themselves
FundFast writes the message. The athlete taps once and it opens in their own iMessage, SMS, or WhatsApp. Then they hit send.
Walk through a live example
These pages use a fictional team so you can see exactly what your supporters, your athletes, and your staff would see.
The team page
What the public sees: the goal, the live total, and every athlete on the roster.
View exampleAn athlete's page
Where a supporter lands after the text: one athlete, their story, their supporters.
View exampleThe athlete's dashboard
The private screen: twenty contacts, the already written asks, and the thank you buttons.
View exampleReady to fund your season?
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