It turns out most fun runs aren't really that fun.
Kids running the same loop over and over.
It gets really boring.
So we made
We kept the cheering, the school spirit and the money for your school.
And changed everything else.
Grandma gives $100.
Why should a fundraising company get $50 of it?
Their number comes from a real fun run contract that kept up to half. Ours is after card fees and our penny on the dollar.
We are the mullet of Fun-Raising.
Business in the Front
Mo money.
With us, it's one price for the kit. Our giving page costs a penny on the dollar, and yours costs nothing. No prizes to buy or hand out, no plastic trinkets for parents to sneak into the trash, and no laps to count. Run day is your victory lap.
We built it for ourselves first.
At our school, we got tired of giving away so much for so little, so we built our own. It went from fun, to funner, to funnest. When we added our own songs, parents and teachers started saying, "You need to sell this." We finally listened.
No Mo' headaches.
Fast-acting relief for your PTO. Side effects may include keeping more of the money you raise.
Teachers have nothing to count or hand out. Every helper gets a cheat sheet, so everybody knows exactly what to do and nobody goes home frustrated.
Frenemies.
Nothing motivates quite like someone trying to outdo you. One teacher challenges the teacher across the hall to sign up the most families, and the loser runs the last lap in a tutu. With friendly competition, everybody wins. (Except the teacher in the tutu.)
Party in the Back
Mo fun.
No more lap after boring lap. When the kids start to lose steam, we hold up a Flip Out card and everything changes. Kids who love a laugh own the silly laps. Best friends get plenty of chances to squad up. Fast, slow or somewhere in between, everybody hits the Fun-ish Line asking, "Wait, it's over already?"
Try a Flip Out card.
Tap it, sound on. Nobody knows which one is next.
Order extra cards, or create your own with our blank cards.
Songs you can't shake.
We wrote and produced our own songs, with a little help from AI. Every card has one, and they're catchy, like maybe too catchy, like stuck-in-your-head-for-days-after catchy. (Sorry in advance.)
Parents get in on the fun.
Most fun runs are NASCAR minus the speed. Cheer for five seconds. Cheer again. At ours, parents aren't passive spectators. They're participants. We've had parents show up in inflatable crawfish costumes to match their kid's class team. Then everybody busts a Mo-ve at the dance break.
No DJ needed.
One phone runs the whole show. Tap the next tile and the right song plays, even with no signal.
The bottle flip.
Don't want to run a full lap? Land the bottle flip and cut the lap in half. Finally, a bottle flip teachers approve of.
Your turn.
Meet Mo and the crew.
Mo is kind of a big deal online. Kids think he's a star. He also lives above his mom's laundromat.
That's where our classroom videos happen, at Loads of Fun. They're about growing up online, where things aren't always what they seem.
That trick shot that looks like one try? It really took 44.
All those posts from a party you weren't invited to? Those can really hurt.
Your students aren't little fundraising machines.So the daily videos during your fundraiser never ask for money. Fun run news gets its own quick bit at the start and end. The rest is just good stories, and we're proud of them.
The neighborhood kids who help with the lessons.
Play one on the morning announcements or in class. No lesson plan needed.
Ready to run?
Mo's already stretching. (Sort of.) Funnest is almost here. Tell us about your school, and you'll get the scoop first.
