A genuinely new way to fundraise — powered by local business partnerships
Your team partners with the local businesses that already support you, and puts them front and center on the digital game cards your families are already texting to grandparents and posting to Instagram, TikTok, and group chats — all season long.
It's a real digital partnership: the local auto shop, pizza place, or dentist gets their name shared, again and again, across the social channels your team's families already use. No inventory, no order forms, nothing for families to sell — just visibility that unlocks every time a card goes out.
In short
Pull My Card is a digital trading-card creator for youth sports. 3 card styles are free for every player forever. Individual players can unlock all 22 styles for themselves, or the whole team unlocks automatically once a parent adds their real club, division, and tier. Any parent can add a local business sponsor to their kid's cards — that sponsor's name appears on every game card the family shares, all season, and the team keeps 100% of the sponsorship money. It's a brand-new way to connect local businesses with the community that already supports them.
See it in action
A sponsor band sits right on the card — the same card families are already texting and posting. Any sport, any card style, with an offer or just the business name.
With an offer
An auto shop discount families actually use.
Name only
A pizzeria that just wants its name out there.
Works for any sport
A dental practice sponsoring a soccer club.
Any of the 22 styles
A realty group on a holo-foil basketball card.
How much can your team raise?
Every team is different. Set the numbers to match what your local businesses will say yes to.
Do the math
Your team raises
$1,500
Every dollar stays with the team. Pull My Card takes 0%.
Sponsor amounts are whatever a business is comfortable with — some teams charge $200, some $1,000+. Set the numbers to your team.
How Pull My Card works
Free for every parent to start. Unlock the full set for one player or for the whole team.
Free — always
3 card styles
Any parent can create a player, log games, share cards. Sponsor field is available on every card too — a family who lines up a sponsor themselves can use it right away.
Player unlock
All 22 styles for one player
One family, all the styles. Great if you're not on a team plan and want the full catalog for your kid. Same sponsor field.
Team unlock
All 22 styles for every player on the team
No sign-up or purchase step for the coach — the moment any parent adds their real club, division, and tier, the whole roster unlocks the full 22. Team-level sponsor tools launch this fall.
Pricing lands with the Team Plan launch this fall.
Building your local business partnerships
Find businesses who want in
Any local business — the auto shop, the pizza place, the family dentist, a friend of the team. This is a genuinely new kind of exposure for them, so it's an easy yes. Aim for three to six. The more partners, the more the team raises.
Each gives you a name
Just the business name is fine. A short offer or discount code is a bonus — no logo files, no artwork, nothing to design or approve.
Families add them in seconds
A parent picks a sponsor for their player and it appears on every game card they make from then on. Any parent can swap or update it mid-season.
Why local businesses say yes
This isn't a banner ad or a program-page logo. It's a genuinely new way for a business to show up in the community — carried by the families who already trust your team.
Lives on social, not a wall
Every card gets texted to grandparents, posted to Instagram and TikTok, and dropped in group chats — the sponsor rides along into feeds and conversations a rink banner can never reach.
Season-long, not one-off
Every game generates a new card. The sponsor's name goes back out on social every week for the whole season, not once at a golf tournament.
Different families, different sponsors
You're not limited to one big cheque. Sell as many small slots as you can find. A team of 15 easily supports half a dozen sponsors, each with their own audience.
Change it whenever
A summer offer, a playoff special, a new sponsor mid-season — a parent updates two lines and every card shared from then on carries the change.
Get your team early access
The sponsor field is already live for every family. Team-level tools — managing sponsors across the whole roster, tracking impressions, splitting reach across families — launch later this year. Join the waitlist and we'll reach out first.
Fundraising questions
How is this better than gift-card fundraising?
Gift-card fundraising programs pay your team back a small rebate — usually 1-5% — on purchases your families were already making. Sponsor cards raise more, faster: a local business pays a real amount to get its name in front of the whole team, all season, and your team keeps every dollar of it. Nobody has to change where they shop, track receipts, or hit a spending threshold to make a difference — one conversation with one local business can out-raise months of gift-card rebates.
How does sponsor-card fundraising work?
Your team signs up as many local businesses as you can find. Each gives you a business name and, if they want, a short offer or discount code. A parent adds those to their player's profile, and every game card they make from then on carries the sponsor. Families text and post those cards all season, so the business reaches people a rink banner never will. The team keeps every dollar.
Do sponsors have to offer a discount?
No. Some sponsors just want their name on the cards — that's fine. A discount or offer works harder because families act on it, but plain name recognition is a valid choice too.
How many sponsors can a team have?
As many as you want. Different families can carry different sponsors, so if the auto shop, the pizza place and the family dentist all say yes, all three can appear across the roster. A team of 15 could easily line up half a dozen.
What does the local business actually get out of it?
Ongoing visibility across the social channels your team's families already use. Every game generates a new card, and every card carries the sponsor's name to Instagram, TikTok, texts to grandparents, and group chats — all season long, not a single mention on a banner or a program page.
Where does the sponsor appear on the card?
On individual game cards only — the ones parents actually share. Season cards and tournament cards stay clean, because those are the keepsakes.
Is it available now?
The sponsor field on player profiles is already live for every family. Team-level sponsor management tools and Team Plans launch later this year — join the waitlist below for early access.
Is it safe for kids?
Yes. Team pages are shareable by link but never search-indexed, and players are shown by first name and last initial only. Any family can opt a player off the team page with one tap.
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