Cheerleading Fundraising
Raise More for Your Cheer Program with HypeRaise
HypeRaise helps cheerleading programs raise the funds they need with simple setup, fast payouts, and hands-on support.
15+
years of experience
HypeRaise helps cheerleading programs raise the funds they need with simple setup, fast payouts, and hands-on support.
years of experience
Cheerleading programs carry significant competition travel and equipment costs. Booster networks are active but need better tools. HypeRaise delivers a professional, organized fundraising experience.
Follow these three steps and watch your group hit every goal.
Set up your program page, goal, and branding in one onboarding call. No design work on your end.
Upload your contact list once. HypeRaise generates a personalized link for every participant and starts outreach automatically.
Donations post to your dashboard in real time and pay out directly to your program's account through Stripe.
Cheerleading programs often fundraise multiple times a year. HypeRaise helps cover ongoing costs like:
Regional and national competitions with overnight travel.
Competition uniforms, practice wear, bows, and shoes.
Registration fees for sanctioned competitions and invitationals.
Routine choreography, music licensing, and coaching fees.
Gym time, mat rentals, and training facility access.
Team meals, banquets, and end-of-season recognition.
Give supporters another way to back your program with custom apparel and merchandise built directly into your fundraiser.
HypeRaise works with established product vendors so your programs can run product fundraisers with the same reporting and oversight as any digital campaign.
Competitive cheer programs fundraise for competition uniforms, choreography and music licensing, entry fees for sanctioned competitions like UCA and NCA events, safety mats and spotting equipment, and travel to regional and national competitions.
Yes. Many cheer programs run one campaign for general sideline squad support and a separate campaign specifically for competition team costs, since the two often have different budgets, timelines, and family groups.
Competition teams typically fundraise in late summer, before choreography and uniform orders lock in for the season. Programs advancing to regional or national finals often run a focused second campaign specifically for that additional travel.
