You've done the math — registration, uniforms, travel, tournament fees. You know what it costs because you've paid it. And you've sat next to parents who are quietly figuring out if they can.
average cost per child, per season
for travel and tournament sports
of families say cost is a barrier
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Cleats that get outgrown in four months. The “optional” team jacket every other kid is wearing. The tournament three hours away that needs a hotel room. The registration fee that went up again this year.
The kid who doesn't sign up for the travel team. The family that drops out mid-season. The coach who quietly covers someone's registration and never mentions it.
None of this is visible unless you're paying attention. And if you're reading this page, you're paying attention.
This isn't about big corporate sponsorships. It's about the bleachers.
kids on a team means roughly 15 families in the stands
if 10 of those families chip in just $20 each
from one local business picking a tier
tournament fees covered for kids who couldn’t go
Raising money for your kid’s team, or for your own child’s season. Tired of passing envelopes and chasing Venmo in the group chat.
You volunteer your time — fundraising shouldn’t be another job on top of it.
An athlete, performer, or young adult funding your own season, lessons, or gear — not a whole team, just you.
You’re looking for an easy, non-awkward way to support a family, a team, or a kid you believe in.
You’d sponsor a young athlete or team in a heartbeat — nobody’s ever given you a clean way to do it.
An uncle, aunt, or grandparent who wants to support the season from a distance.
Neighbors, alumni, the regulars at the diner — everyone’s welcome to pitch in.
That's the whole point. Most communities, given an easy way to help, will show up. The pizza shop puts in $150. A couple of parents add $25 each. Grandma sends $50 from out of state. SponsorThis just makes the asking as simple as sharing a link — the rest is community being community.
Create a page in three minutes. Share it with the people who care. Let them show up the way they want to.