Swim Team Fundraising
Raise More for Your Swim and Dive Program with HypeRaise
HypeRaise helps swimming and diving programs raise the funds they need to cover high facility costs and competitive travel.
15+
years of experience
HypeRaise helps swimming and diving programs raise the funds they need to cover high facility costs and competitive travel.
years of experience
Pool time is expensive and meet schedules are demanding. HypeRaise gives swim programs a reliable way to raise funds without adding work for coaches and parents.
Follow these three steps and watch your group hit every goal.
We create a branded campaign page with your program's name, logo, photos, and fundraising goal. Most programs are live within one hour of their setup call.
HypeRaise generates a personalized donation link for each participant and sends automated outreach to your contact list. Your program name appears as the sender context on every message.
Donations are processed through Stripe and deposited directly into your organization's bank account. No volunteer handles funds and every transaction produces a timestamped receipt.
Swimming and diving programs often fundraise multiple times a year. HypeRaise helps cover ongoing costs like:
Lane rentals, pool access, and facility usage fees.
Competition suits, caps, goggles, and diving equipment.
Entry fees for invitational and championship meets.
Away meets and overnight travel for championship events.
Specialized swim and dive instruction and conditioning programs.
Team meals, awards, and end-of-season celebrations.
Most school swim and dive programs do not own a pool and pay for lane time at a community or club facility. That facility cost is usually the largest single line item in the program's budget, ahead of suits, caps, and travel combined.
Yes. Even when a school team and a club program share the same facility and some of the same swimmers, each runs as its own campaign with its own roster and its own payout, so pool costs are never combined between the two.
Most programs fundraise before the season begins, in late summer or early fall, to lock in pool-time budget for the full season. Programs advancing to championship meets late in the season sometimes add a short second campaign to cover that additional travel.
