Blog and Newsletter
Articles, announcements, and impact stories—delivered fresh from the GoPledge team.

2025 Fundraising Triumphs: GoPledge Success Stories!
Some 2025 Fundraising Highlights… Here’s how much our standout campaigns raised with GoPledge: $75k+ Black Elementary $74k+ Aristoi Classical Academy $74k+ Bette Perot Elementary These are real-life examples of what’s possible with the right tools, a motivated community, and a

Fundraising Ideas for Sports Teams: Creative “-a-Thon” Fundraisers to Boost Your Team’s Budget
Sports teams rely on more than just talent, practice, and teamwork to succeed—they also need consistent funding. From uniforms and equipment to travel costs, tournament fees, and facility rentals, the expenses can add up quickly for youth sports teams, school

Fundraising 101 with GoPledge: A Step-by-Step Guide to School Success
Fundraising for your school can be one of the most rewarding and high-impact ways to fund important initiatives—whether you’re upgrading your library tech, sending a robotics team to nationals, or building a better playground. With the right tools and a

Make Fundraising a Runaway Success with a Free Fun Run—Powered by GoPledge
Looking for an exciting way to raise money and energize your community? A Fun Run is one of the most effective and inclusive fundraisers out there—and with GoPledge, it’s 100% free for your school, nonprofit, or team to launch and

Host a High-Energy Dance-a-Thon Fundraiser with GoPledge
Looking for a fundraising event that’s flexible, fun, and gets your community moving? A dance-a-thon is an exciting pledge-based fundraiser that turns movement into momentum—and with GoPledge, it’s easier than ever to plan, promote, and raise money from anywhere. What

Raise Money and Inspire Young Readers with a Read-A-Thon Powered by GoPledge
If you’re part of the education world, chances are you’ve heard of—or even hosted—a read-a-thon. It’s a time-tested fundraising method that engages students, excites families, and brings much-needed support to schools, especially elementary campuses where reading skills are just beginning

