Free tools for running a fundraiser
The sums, sheets and lists a committee needs once the idea is picked: what it costs, who’s on when, how the cash gets counted and who said yes. No sign-up, and nothing you type leaves your device.
Event budget and break-even
Ticket price, costs and extras in. Profit, break-even and the worst case out.
Know how many tickets cover your costs before you sign anything with a venue.
Volunteer roster planner
Pick the event and the hours. Get the shifts, the roles and a roster with blank name slots.
See how many people you need before you start asking for them.
Open the volunteer roster plannerComes as: On screen · Print · .xlsx · .csv
Cash float and takings counter
Notes and coins counted twice by two people, with the difference and a banking summary.
Two people, two counts, one figure everyone signs.
Goal and thermometer poster
Goal, amount raised and deadline. Get the percentage, the weekly target and an A4 poster.
A poster on the clubroom wall does more chasing than any newsletter.
Open the goal and thermometer posterComes as: On screen · A4 poster
Raffle ticket sales tracker
Who has which book, what sold, what money is in, and what came back unsold.
Every book accounted for before the draw.
Sponsorship ask letter
Fill in a short form and get an honest letter to copy, print or email, plus a log of who you’ve asked.
An honest ask gets more yeses, and the log stops two people asking the same business.
Event run sheet
Time, what happens, who and notes, with a quiz night filled in as an example.
One page everyone works from on the night.
Silent auction kit
Enter your items and print a bid sheet for each, the display terms, and a winners register.
Clear sheets and firm terms stop the arguments at pay-up time.
Checklist for any idea
Every idea in the guide as a tickable checklist: before, on the day and after.
Nothing forgotten, from the permit to the thank-you.
Open the checklist for any ideaComes as: On screen · Print · .txt
Running a raffle? The free printed raffle tool makes numbered ticket books, tracks sellers and runs a public draw.
* General fundraising information, not legal, tax or financial advice. Money figures are examples and estimates, not promises. Check current official requirements before you commit. About this guide