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Each player gets their own page and their own shirt. Supporters claim a numbered spot, pay what the number says, and their name goes on the back. Spot 1 is $1, spot 50 is $50.
$12,750
a team of 10 on 50-spot shirts
Raised takes nothing per shirt. Print with any supplier you like.
Nana Rose claimed spot 27
$27 · just now
The page is drawn like a playing strip, with a collar band, sleeve stripes and a squad number. Pick your club's colours in the editor and the whole page wears them.
Navy and gold, with the collar band and sleeve stripes.
Teal and hot pink, with a chevron across the bib.
Red and white stripes, like a Saturday morning first XI.
Black and lime hoops for a turf that never sleeps.
Purple and orange, with a sash from shoulder to hip.
Maroon and sky pinstripes for the tournament week team.
These are examples. Choose a colour scheme in the page editor, change the words and add your club's photos. Every player page follows the campaign.
Most supporters open the link on their phone. They pick a number, type the name to print and pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay.
Pick a spot
Free numbers are open, taken ones are crossed off.
Type the name
Exactly as it should print, then pay.
Watch it fill
The name goes on the back straight away.
Every number on the shirt costs its own number in dollars. Small spots are easy yeses, and the big numbers go to the people who want to make a statement.
$465
per shirt at $1 a spot
$930 at $2 a spot
$820
per shirt at $1 a spot
$1,640 at $2 a spot
$1,275
per shirt at $1 a spot
$2,550 at $2 a spot
Every participant fills their own shirt, so the total grows with every player you add. Choose $2 a spot and it doubles.
Participants
Each full shirt
$1,275
10 participants
$12,750
That goes to your club, less the usual platform and card fees. Raised takes nothing per shirt, so the only shirt cost is your printer's bill.
Built for clubs, sports teams and schools. Setting it up takes a few minutes.
Set up the campaign, pick 30, 40 or 50 spots and $1 or $2 a spot, then add your players or students.
Each participant gets their own page and their own shirt to fill, with a link and QR code to send to whānau and friends.
A supporter picks a free number, pays what the number says, and types the name to print. Their receipt arrives by email.
When the campaign closes, download a print-ready names list for each participant as a CSV or PDF and send it to your printer.
Ruby
Nana Jo
Uncle Rewi
The Pattersons
Aunty Mere
Coach Sam
Lily & Max
Mum
Dad
Ngaio
Liam T
Corner Dairy
Big Bro Hemi
Sophie R
The Wongs
Aroha K
Mrs Taylor
Jack's Plumbing
Poppa Bill
Ella & Finn
Matiu
Auntie Kate
Room 12
Hemi
Nana Jo
Uncle Rewi
The Pattersons
Aunty Mere
Coach Sam
Grandad Pete
Lily & Max
Dad
Ngaio
Liam T
Corner Dairy
Big Bro Hemi
Sophie R
The Wongs
Aroha K
Mrs Taylor
Jack's Plumbing
Tui
Poppa Bill
Ella & Finn
Matiu
Auntie Kate
Room 12
Isla M
The Smiths
Nana Rose
Koro
Oliver B
Team Mum Sara
Ruby J
Cousin Ana
Mr Fale
Hannah
The Ngatas
Grace L
Lachie
Nan & Pop
Manaia
Zoe W
Old Boys
Mia
Charlie
Kahu
Aunty Lani
Ben & Co
Whānau
Print on the tees, hoodies or training tops you want, through the uniform supplier you already use. When the campaign closes you get a print-ready names list for every participant, as a CSV and a PDF.
Raised runs the pages, the spots and the payments. The shirts are yours to make however you like.
Some shirt fundraiser companies take a cut per garment out of what you raise. Raised takes nothing per shirt, so printing costs whatever your printer charges.
Tees, hoodies, training tops or the uniform you already buy. Any garment and any printer works.
Money goes straight to your club's own Stripe account and pays out on Stripe's normal schedule, not weeks after you close.
Grandparents in London and cousins in Brisbane can claim a spot from any country.
Every supporter gets an emailed receipt as soon as their spot is claimed. Nobody has to chase them.
A spot is held while a supporter pays, so two people can never end up on the same number.
Supporters can keep their name off the public page. The name they chose still goes on the shirt.
One list per participant, sorted by spot number, as a CSV and a PDF. Hand it to any printer.
Running a club or school fundraiser? See how Raised works for sports teams and schools.
About Names on the Shirt
You do, with any printer and any garment you like. When the campaign closes, Raised gives you a print-ready names list for each participant as a CSV and a PDF. Names print in one column under 30 names and in two columns from 30.
That's fine. Unsold spots are simply left off the names list, so the shirt has no blank gaps. The participant still gets a shirt with every name that was claimed.
Yes. A supporter can claim up to 10 spots at a time, and pays the total of the numbers they pick.
Yes. A supporter can hide their name on the public page. The name they chose to print still goes on the shirt.
Nothing up front. There are no setup fees, no monthly fees and nothing taken per shirt. Card donations carry a 5% platform fee and Stripe processing fees. Card surcharges are not allowed in Australia, so by default these come out of the donation, and donors can choose to cover them.
Yes. Without a team the campaign has one shirt, so it works for a single athlete raising money for a tournament, a trip or a new kit.
Add your team, pick your spots and share the pages today. No upfront cost.