Highlights
Tools for every kind of party fundraiser.
The annual dinner, the summer picnic, the golf outing and the sustaining-member drive that keeps the lights on between elections. Run them all from one platform your committee can learn in an afternoon.
Twelve ways to raise money
Run one, or run them all year. Every fundraiser shares one contributor list and one set of reports, so nobody gets entered twice.
Dinner auctions
Silent and live auctions with bid sheets, paddles or bidding from any phone. Open bidding online the week before, and the high bids carry into the banquet hall.
Online auctions
Run an auction for a week with no venue to book. Supporters bid from anywhere, and extended bidding catches the last-minute bids.
Paddle raise
Put a live progress meter on the big screen and call for pledges toward one goal, like opening the campaign office. It works online, too.
Tickets and sponsorships
Sell seats, tables and sponsorship packages that bundle tickets with recognition, with no per-ticket fees. Guest names come in with every order.
Golf outings
Register players and foursomes, sell hole sponsorships and add an auction for the dinner afterward, all on one event site.
Contribution pages and crowdfunds
A contribution page with a button you can put on the party website, or a crowdfund with a goal meter supporters can share.
Pledge drives
Supporters pledge per door knocked, per call made or per mile walked in the parade. Your volunteers' effort turns into money for the party.
Sustaining members and dues
Collect membership dues and monthly sustaining contributions, so the party has steady money between the big events.
Online store and pre-orders
Sell yard signs, buttons and t-shirts, or take pre-orders for picnic plates and dinner extras before the day arrives.
Voting contests
A fresh twist between election cycles. Supporters vote for the best chili, pie or photo, and every vote is a contribution.
Text to give
Put a keyword on the screen at the dinner or the rally. Supporters text it and give from their phones in seconds.
Point of sale
Ring up the bake sale, the merch table or the cash bar from a phone or tablet. Every sale lands in the same reports.
Some tools depend on your plan, including mobile bidding, sponsorship packages, voting contests, text to give, the online store and recurring contributions. Compare plans.
Everything you'll need
Event websites
A branded site for each fundraiser. Start from a template, or copy last year's site, items and settings.
Invitations
Invite supporters by email or text. They can buy, bid or give without creating an account.
Mobile bidding
Bidding from any phone in the room, with text alerts when someone is outbid.
Check-in and checkout
Advance check-in, a card on file at the door and self-checkout from a phone at the end of the night.
Catalogs and printing
Online catalogs, plus printed bid sheets, item sheets with QR codes, paddles and name labels.
Donated items
Supporters offer auction items through an online form, and you keep track of who gave what.
Live dashboard
Watch bidding as it happens, adjust closing times and put a leaderboard on the big screen.
Payments
Built-in processing through Deluxe, or your own merchant account with Authorize.net.
Contribution receipts
Email a receipt to every contributor, noting it isn't tax-deductible.
Contribution reports
CSV exports with contributor details, ready to import into your filing software.
For whoever said yes to chairing it
Most committees run their fundraisers with volunteers. PartySupporters is built so the person in charge doesn't have to be a software expert.
- Start from last year
- Copy last year's event site, items and settings instead of starting from a blank page.
- Learn it in an afternoon
- Free weekly webinars walk you through setup, registration and bidding.
- Help on the night
- Email support while you plan, and a real person on the phone during your event.
- No caps on turnout
- Unlimited guests, items and bidders on every plan.
Want the full tour?
See exactly how each feature works on event night.