FOR TEAMS · COMING SOON

Retire the cookie-dough fundraiser

A youth sports fundraising idea that families don't dread: sell one local-business sponsor slot that rides on every player's trading card and the team page — a keepsake parents actually save and share.

How it works

Find one local sponsor

A rink-side business, a family company, the team's favourite pizza place — one sponsor for the season.

It rides on every card

The sponsor's name appears on all 22 card styles for every player, plus the team roster page.

Families share it

Every shared card is exposure the sponsor never gets from a flyer — and the team keeps the money.

Get your team early access

Sponsor-card fundraising launches for teams later this year. Join the waitlist and we'll reach out before it opens.

Fundraising questions

How does sponsor-card fundraising work?

Your team sells one sponsor slot to a local business. That sponsor's name appears on every player's trading card and on the team page. Because families save and share the cards, the business gets ongoing local exposure — far more than a printed flyer — and the team keeps the sponsorship money to cover ice time and its Team Plan.

Why is this better than a cookie-dough or chocolate-bar fundraiser?

Traditional fundraisers ask families to sell products door to door for a small margin, and the value disappears once the item is eaten. A sponsor card costs families nothing to 'sell,' the sponsor gets a keepsake that circulates all season, and there's no inventory, delivery, or order forms to chase.

How much can a team raise?

It depends on your local sponsor and how many players are on the team, but a single season sponsor typically covers the team's plan and contributes toward ice time or tournament fees. We'll share suggested pricing when Team Plans launch.

Is it available now?

Sponsor-card fundraising launches for teams later this year alongside Team Plans. Join the waitlist below and we'll give your team 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.