SWEET TEA, SUNSHINE, AND FUNDRAISING
Since 2014, 1723 programs totaling 65,095 kids in South Carolina have fundraised with Snap! Raise. Those participants have benefitted from a better approach to school and sports fundraising, generating $8,530,710!
Snap! Raise fundraisers have raised $3,026,034 for groups, clubs, and teams across South Carolina.
Over 23,208 kids in South Carolina have benefitted from Snap! Raise's digital fundraising process.
With over 56,690 total donations in South Carolina, fans of programs have shown they are willing to donate to support.
When Kids Win, Everyone Wins
About 90% of Rollings Middle School's fine art's programs use Snap! Raise to raise the funds necessary to provide their kids with the best experience.
Year after year, their campaigns have experienced improved efficacy and success by improving the motivation of their participants, parents, and coaches. Their fundraising efforts with Snap! Raise have been so successful that Rollings Middle School built a beautiful addition to their school and community: a brand new auditorium for all students, not just those enrolled at the middle school.
The Leap of Faith and Courage
Fresh faces often bring with them fresh perspectives that open opportunities for positive change. Richland Northeast JROTC's newly appointed instructor did just that. Seeking a new and efficient way to fundraise to encourage new participants, he began his program's journey of change when he used Snap! Raise in 2018. The JROTC program raised $17,000 and in 2019, raised over $26,000! But the program has experienced jumps in success in more ways than one.
Richland Northeast JROTC went from 130 participants to over 220 kids! With the newly acquired funds, the program provided better practice gear and sent more participants to leadership camp in the Summer. All that hard work paid off when their drill team finished in the Top 5, a first for their program in 15 years! The JROTC team even uses the funds acquired through Snap! Raise campaigns to host and cater a campus-wide Thanksgiving feast in their school gym.
