Fundraising for schools, clubs & athletic departments
Fund the whole program.
Not just the next fundraiser.
Every way a program makes money, on one login, with a playbook for each. Monthly giving, kickoffs, sponsors, gameday and events. One flat 6% that donors usually cover, and money that lands in your account, not ours.
Fifteen minutes with Branden. No script. Bring your goal and your roster count.
Your money
A program-owned Stripe account. Peak never holds it, never touches it.
Your donors
The list is yours, every season. Never sold, never shared.
Your records
Every gift, fee and payout, board-visible. No hidden percentages.
One flat 6%
Donors can cover it at checkout. Seven in ten do.
The real thing, not a mockup. It opens our public demo; every day on it works, and the mountain turns gold at the goal.
Every program runs in its own colors. Click one to see its look:
The whole economic story
A donor gives $100. Here is where it lands.
Our worst case beats most platforms' best case, and the third bar is the one nobody else draws: the donor covers the fees, their employer matches, and the program clears twice the gift.
$70 to $85
The usual platforms
15 to 30 percent kept
$90.80
Peak, nobody covers a thing
6% flat, card at cost
$200
Peak, donor covers, employer matches
7 in 10 cover · Peak Match included
Same $100, three ways. See the full comparison · The one-number price list
Fund the whole program
Stop restarting at $0 every season.
Most programs raise once a year and hope for the rest of it. On Peak the engines run together: the calendar pays monthly, the gym pays at every game, local businesses pay per season, and the big night pays once. All of it lands in one account, on one report.
Peak Ascent
Monthly giving
Every athlete gets a page. Every month pays the program.
Peak Gameday
Gameday
One QR at the gate. A monthly gift from the stands, all year.
Sponsorships
Sponsors
Weight classes, holes, tables. Each sold once, renewed every season.
Giving Events
Events
Golf, galas, crab feeds. Tickets and an auction on every phone.
Peak Kickoff
Kickoff
One link, one week, the whole team asking at once.
Your program's account
One login. One account. One report for the board.
Every engine settles through Stripe to the program, and the same 6% applies to all of it. Nothing is priced per product.
Peak Gameday · the one most programs start with
Hang one QR. Get paid every month.
A banner on the fence, a slide on the scoreboard, a tent card at concessions: one QR that opens the school's own page in the school's own colors. Fans pick a monthly tier, JV to Hall of Fame or name their own number, and back every team automatically from then on. Hang it once; it earns during football season, wrestling season, and July.
- Monthly tiers: $10 JV to $100 Hall of Fame, plus name-your-number
- Print-ready artwork included: banner, scoreboard slide, table tents. Your local shop prints, and the QR never expires
- Supporters manage or cancel themselves, no chasing checks
- Every sport shares the engine; money settles monthly to your account
Demonstration school. Artwork ships in your colors, print-ready.
Why this is not a fundraising link
Software that behaves like an operator.
A link gives you a page and wishes you luck. Peak runs the campaign with you: the setup, the launch, the calendar of touches, the assets, the filing. Your coaches coach.
The Peak platform
Pages in your colors
Athlete pages, team hubs, event pages, one login.
Checkout that keeps 100%
Donors cover the fee; money settles to your Stripe.
Texting and email
Guardian-safe, opt-in, from the program's name.
Live boards
Totals, leaderboards, the kickoff room screen.
One report
Every gift, fee and payout, board-visible.
What Peak actually handles
Setup
Pages, roster, QR cards, the whole thing built before your first meeting.
Launch
A kickoff night that runs itself: opener, countdown, live board.
Campaign calendar
Pre-launch, launch, updates, thank-you and close, scheduled and sent.
Assets
Posters, banners, social, the team playbook, in your colors, from your data.
Donor communication
Receipts, updates, the monthly letter, written and approved once.
Compliance
The Oregon filing is ours to make, under our registration, before you start.
Payout visibility
Where every dollar is, from checkout to your account, on one screen.
Every campaign gets a written playbook before launch day. The card your managers get is below.
Three outcomes. fourteen engines.
Three things a program buys. One login.
Every engine sits under one of three outcomes, on the same login and the same 6%. Every tile is a demonstration club. Slide through, then read the one you need.
Fund the season
Monthly giving, gameday, kickoff, matching. The money the season runs on.
Run the program
Registration, parent consent, texting. The operating layer families actually touch.
Build long-term revenue
Galas, golf, events, sponsors. Sold once, renewed every year.
6%
flat platform fee, on every fundraiser type.
Donors usually cover it at checkout.
The whole price list fits on this screen.
Peak charges one flat 6% platform fee on fundraising. It shows on every checkout, in the largest type we could set. Donors can cover the fees when they give, and about seven in ten do, so the whole gift reaches the program. Registration is priced on its own line below. There are no licenses or setup costs, and families never see a junk fee.
Our worst case beats most platforms’ best case. The big platforms keep 15 to 30 percent of what kids raise, so the same $100 lands at $70 to $85. Ours lands at $90.80 with nobody covering anything.
$10
Registration: $10 per athlete, out of the payout.
The one thing on Peak priced per head. It comes out after the season fee clears, never shows up on a family's receipt, and is $0 on a scholarship athlete. Pay-by-bank passes through at cost.
≈2.5%
The rate programs actually pay.
About 7 in 10 donors cover the fees at checkout, so across a season the platform fee and processing net out to roughly 2.5% of what comes in. Peak Match, below, is how that number goes negative.
Payments powered by Stripe
Every dollar moves on Stripe, the same payment infrastructure Amazon and Shopify run on, and lands directly in your program's own account. We never hold your money. Stripe is a PCI DSS Level 1 certified processor.
The questions a sharp treasurer asks
What does it cost to get started?
Nothing. No setup fee, no license, no monthly minimum. Our only revenue is the flat 6% when your program actually raises money. We make nothing until you do.
What if donors don't cover the fees?
Then your program nets roughly 91% of that gift: the 6% plus the card processor's actual cost. In our live data donors cover the fees about seven times in ten, so most gifts arrive whole. Either way, every number is on the receipt.
What does registration cost?
$10 per athlete, taken out of the payout after the season fee clears. A family never sees it as a line item, and a 100% scholarship athlete costs the program nothing. Pay-by-bank passes through at the bank's cost; card registrations pay the processor's actual rate.
Will the rate change mid-season?
No. The rate you sign at is the rate you finish the season at, in writing. We never change your economics while a campaign is running.
Where does the money actually go?
Directly to your program's own Stripe account. It never sits in an NW Peak account. Your board can see every gift, every fee, and every payout.
Is there a percentage hidden anywhere else?
No. This section is the entire price list. If a number isn't here, we don't charge it.
See Peak next to the usual way →
From the platform, this season
Oregon programs, youth through college. Totals only; the programs are named on the call, with their permission.
How it works
Every campaign gets a playbook.
One sheet says what happens, minute by minute, and who does it. A coach reads it the night before, runs the room, and is done in an hour. The platform does the operating work, not your coaches and not your parents.
- 1
Three days before
Every athlete sets up their account and puts twenty real names in their phone, in a team meeting, never on their own time.
- 2
The room, sixty minutes
The asking happens in the room, not as homework. Texts first, then calls, with the board on the screen the whole hour.
- 3
The turn, at minute twelve
Three pre-arranged backers give on cue. The total jumps while the whole room watches. Nobody has to be a great speaker.
- 4
The call block
Thirty minutes of calls, the most valuable half hour of the campaign. The rule on every card: ask, then be quiet.
- 5
After, days one to twenty-one
One more call for anyone who did not answer, the top three named at practice, and a beat on day seven so week two holds.
Read the card. Run the room. You're done in an hour.
Cards for kickoffs, monthly giving, athletic departments, galas, golf, derbies, sponsorships and weight classes. Yours is written before launch day.
Your part · 1 of 3
Book the call
Fifteen minutes on your program and your season. If we’re not the fit, I’ll say so.
Your part · 2 of 3
We build it with you
Your pages in your colors, a campaign plan, and the playbook for every manager and coach.
Your part · 3 of 3
The money lands
Gifts settle straight to your program through Stripe. You can watch it happen live.
Show me the numbers · fifteen minutes with Branden, no script
The horizon
Built for the season. Designed for the lifetime of the program.
Peak Alumni
Winter 2026–27
A permanent home for everyone who wore the uniform: the wall, the monthly letter, a level that rises with your years.
Peak Capital
Design-partner phase
Feasibility first, then the funding architecture and committee plan for the room, the field, the endowment. The organization makes the ask; Peak runs the plan. Feasibility studies →
Built by someone who has actually had to raise the money.
I'm Branden. Twelve years of coaching and teaching in Oregon, a dozen car washes, cash boxes counted in a gym at 9 pm, and the big platforms right up until 20% of the check was gone. I built Peak so the money side never eats another coach's season. When you book a call you talk to me, because there isn't anyone else here. NW Peak Fundraising and Consulting LLC is an Oregon-registered professional fundraising firm (PF-1811).
Fifteen minutes is the whole sales process.
Bring your goal and your roster count. I'll have the math for your program ready.
Show me the numbers →