Fundraising
A Two-Fold Money Problem!
First:
With athletes expected to perform at such a high level these days, the problem is still getting them the necessary off season training needed.
To get their young bodies ready for peak performance, they need an extensive strength and conditioning program that is tailored to their sport.
The problem is most schools can’t afford to hire a full time strength and conditioning coach to fill that need.
So the school’s do their best to get their athletes in shape. Knowing that there is vast room for improvement.
Also adolescent obesity and overweight has quadrupled in the last 30 years. With fitness not being a priority in high schools today, non-athletic kids have no guidance when it comes to their fitness and nutrition.
Second:
As you are aware of sports and club fundraising is so critical these days and whether you are a basketball, football, soccer, cheerleading team or the Chess Club, the costs of playing sports and having after school activities have gotten higher than budgets can handle.
All those great fundraising ideals such as selling cookie dough, candy bars, popcorn, are no longer permitted. Fundraising as become harder each year. Just how many candles, calendars or coupons can be sold to raise the needed funds.
So, what is there out there that can be used as a fundraising vehicle that would be beneficial to everyone.
The answer we found is FITNESS.
FITNESS AS A FUNDRAISER
Plenty of clients
More than one-third (34.9% or 78.6 million) of U.S. adults are obese.
More than two-thirds (69%) of U.S. adults are overweight or obese
As you are sitting here looking at the numbers of people out of shape in the US, your mind is thinking of people you know that are out of shape and could use fitness in their lives.
So how can fitness be used as a fundraiser?
We have designed two virtual fitness programs, “The Edge” and “The Challenge”.
“The Edge” is a complete comprehensive and customizable program that works as your athlete’s strength and conditioning coach and nutritionist. The program will give the athlete what they need to get mentally and physically ready for their sport.
It will allow the athletes coach to track his or her progress during their off-season preparation, exercise wise and nutritionally.
For the non-athletic student it will serve as their personal trainer and nutritionist. This will be a weapon against adolescent obesity and overweightness.
The students of every school utilizing this program gets it for free. There is no charge to the school or the student.
“The Challenge” is our fundraising program. It is truly the must complete cybernetic trainer on the planet. It is every fitness app you can think of rolled up into one. Plus you have the element of some of the best human trainers on the planet guiding you as you utilize the program to meet and surpass your fitness dreams.
Every parent, relative or school supporter that utilizes the program is charged $25 a month. Now here is where the fundraiser comes in. You designate where you want the funds to go in the school and $15 (60%) is sent to the school to the designated program in your name.
So you get a program that is worth over $100 a month for $25 and $15 dollars goes to the school. Each month you utilize the program the school receives the funds.
A win-win-win situation.
You get in the shape that you have dreamed of getting in for a fraction of the cost of hiring a personal trainer (typically $60 an hour). Your child’s school gets the financial assistance it needs to run the athletic program or club and your athlete gets the benefits of a fully financed program. The bonus is you are using and promoting fitness on the adolescent and adult level that will be life changing.
Hassle Free Fundraising
Supporter pay $25. The School receive $15 per supporter signed up and it continues to receive it monthly as long as you use the program.
100 Supporters - $1,500 monthly; $18,000 yearly
200 Supporters - $3,000 monthly; $36,000 yearly
300 Supporters - $4,500 monthly; $54,000 yearly
400 Supporters - $6,000 monthly; $72,000 yearly
