Helping School Teams, Clubs, & Groups Fundraise & Sell Online

We’re excited to connect with athletic administrators at CSADA April 11 – 12! Visit us at Booth 113!

Ask us how you can use FutureFund to power your next hit-a-thon, or how our free ticketing app Turnstile can help you sell, manage, and redeem tickets for your team’s next game.

We’d Love to Talk to You!

Come visit us at Booth 113 to talk fundraising, athletic admin, and how we can make your job easier!

Who?

Darian Shimy
Erin Shimy
Cameron Martel

When?

Thursday, April 11 from 3:00 pm – 7:30 pm
Friday, April 12 from 7:30 am – 1:00 pm

Where?

Booth #113

FutureFund is FREE for School Groups & Teams

Schools that sign up get full access to all of FutureFund’s features—it’s always free and it always will be.

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Host Hit-a-Thon’s (& Other Fundraisers)

Run your next hit-a-thon, serve-a-thon, run-a-thon, or kick-a-thon with FutureFund! Track donors by student, set up leaderboards, and more!

Collect donations & keep them organized with our pledge campaign tool

Communicate with participants, donors and volunteers using our messaging tool

Use our step-by-step guides and downloadable templates to plan and promote your A-Thon

Sell & Redeem Event Tickets with FutureFund

Sell event tickets from your online store

Tickets are emailed directly to the purchaser

Redeem tickets through our free Turnstile app, self or manual redemption

All records of ticket sales and redemption are tracked in FutureFund

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Trusted By Schools Everywhere

FutureFund is used by over 1,000+ organizations, including:

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Raised For Our Schools Since 2014

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J, Morgenthaler

Tassajara Elementary

"FutureFund has been an invaluable tool for our school groups because it streamlines everything perfectly to be able to have one place for parents/caregivers to purchase and/or make donations. I recommend that all schools and their districts use FutureFund."

Made by PTA volunteers and former school faculty

How FutureFund Helps

Athletic Administrators Fundraise

Get organized and raise money in less time with tools designed to streamline essential volunteer duties.

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Fundraise & Sell Products

Build a custom online store to collect donations, sell event tickets, sign up pledges, and more.

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Organize Your Volunteers

Built-in volunteer management and messaging tools help you make sure everyone in your group is in the loop.

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Automate Admin Tasks

Take advantage of automatic payment processing and real-time record keeping—and generate accurate financial reports in just a few clicks.

Get Our Friendly Support When You Need It

Use a secure archive to collect member info, financial data, and student records in a single place where your admins can access it as needed.

Visit Our Support Center

Learn how to to use FutureFund, customize your reports, and configure your fundraising campaigns.

Contact Us

If you’re a FutureFund admin and if anything is unclear or if you need help, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us.

Frequently Asked Questions

How Does FutureFund Save Time for Volunteers?

FutureFund is designed to streamline key aspects of fundraising and selling, which means that your volunteers can spend less time raising more money. Here are a few of the ways we simplify critical tasks:

  • Pre-Built Fundraising Campaigns: Every account comes with templates for different fundraiser types ready to customize and launch—no need to create a campaign from scratch ever again.
  • Real-Time Analytics: See every donor and their contribution as soon as they make it, and track your campaign progress with helpful data visualization tools.
  • Payment Processing: Accept payments via all major credit and debit cards and record purchases made through other methods like cash and checks as well.

    How Does FutureFund Increase Parent Engagement?

    FutureFund reduces unnecessary paperwork and automates key administrative tasks so that your parent volunteers can do more meaningful work in less time. Key features include:

    • Volunteer Sign-Up: Make it easier for volunteers to sign-up by uploading all the forms they need to your account—so they can spend less time on paperwork.
    • Online Directory: Track all your members across different levels and store their contact information in a secure database that’s easy for your admins to navigate and edit.
    • Messaging System: Keep the people who need to know in the loop with customizable messaging tools that make it easy to reach your whole organization or specific audiences.
    • Parent Site: Provide useful resources to parents by creating a dedicated hub for them—plus use it to provide your members with discounts and other perks!

     

    What Are FutureFund’s Ready-Made Fundraising Campaigns?

    FutureFund’s built-in campaign templates fit a wide range of different fundraiser types, including:

    • Donation Campaigns: Collect contributions for classroom resources, field trips, and more with a shareable link that takes users directly to a donation page.
    • “A-Thon” Pledge Campaigns: Sign up pledges for Walk-A-Thons, Chess-A-Thons, and other event-specific fundraisers where participating students raise money from family, friends, and other supporters.
    • Purchase Product Campaigns: Sell school spirit wear and other kinds of merchandise 24/7 through a fully customizable online store.
    • Fundraising Galas: Sell tickets to fundraising dinners, as well other events like school dances or movie nights.
    • Membership Drives: Build up the ranks of your school group by selling memberships online and uploading all the forms your new recruits will need to get started.

     

    How Does FutureFund Stay ADA Compliant?

    FutureFund is designed to be compliant with the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Our platform is built with user-friendliness and accessibility for all users, including those with disabilities, as core priorities. We also adhere to Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, which covers a wide range of recommendations for making web content more accessible, including:

    • Visual elements such as color contrast for those with vision impairments
    • Support for assistive technology like screen readers for the blind or visually impaired
    • Navigability by keyboard for those who may be unable to use a mouse.

    FutureFund’s commitment to ADA compliance helps us not only serve a wider community but also offer a seamless experience for all users—enabling PTAs, schools, and other groups to engage more effectively with all parents and volunteers.

    How Is FutureFund Different from Other Fundraising Platforms?

    We built FutureFund specifically to support K-12 PTAs and school groups. Our team are PTA members ourselves, and we understand the relationships between parents, teachers, and students—so we created tools that solve the unique challenges these groups face when it comes to effectively organizing and fundraising.

    How Does FutureFund Keep Sensitive Data Secure?

    FutureFund is built to comply with all major financial regulations and data privacy laws governing PTAs and school groups in the United States. This includes Federal and state-specific legislation, such as:

    • The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)
    • The Children’s Online Privacy Protection Rule (COPPA)
    • The California Consumer Privacy Act
    • Assembly Bill 1584
    • The Payment Card Industry (PCI) Data Security Standard (DSS)

    Our platform also makes use of current technologies designed to provide extra layers of security when handling sensitive information. These include:

    • TLS/SSL (Transport Layer Security/Secure Sockets Layer): These are cryptographic protocols designed to provide secure communication over a network by encrypting data in transit between client and server.
    • WAF and DDOS Protection (Web Application Firewall and Distributed Denial of Service Protection): These are security measures to protect websites from harmful traffic, with WAF filtering, monitoring, and blocking HTTP traffic to and from a web application, and DDOS protection preventing overload of a network or server by a flood of internet traffic.
    • Penetration Testing: This is a method of evaluating the security of a computer system or network by simulating attacks from malicious sources to identify vulnerabilities.
    • Load Balancer Based Compute Isolations: This is a strategy of distributing network or application traffic across many servers to improve responsiveness and availability, while isolating workloads for security and fault tolerance.
    • Role-based Access Control: This is a method of regulating access to computer network resources based on the roles of individual users within an organization, ensuring that only authorized individuals can access specific resources.
    • Secure Logging: This is the process of recording events in a system in a manner that prevents tampering or deletion, providing a reliable record for security auditing and incident response.
    • Static and Dynamic Code Analysis: These are methods of examining source code or running applications to find potential security vulnerabilities, with static analysis checking code without executing it, and dynamic analysis testing code while it’s running in a real or simulated environment.
    • OWASP Secure Coding Principles (Open Web Application Security Project): These are a set of principles and best practices for secure coding aimed at preventing security vulnerabilities in web applications, as defined by the non-profit OWASP organization.
    • Credit Card Tokenization: This is an advanced security process that protects sensitive payment information during transactions.