![]() ![]() ![]() And if people don’t donate to your fundraiser within a week or two? It resends the same email again. Even the emails and texts themselves are cringeworthy the company writes generic phrases such as “Please help me reach my $500 goal” on your behalf rather than you just writing them yourself. So basically, the company charges you nearly a quarter of your profits to create an online profile (which is literally just a photo of you and some info about your fundraiser), send out links on your behalf, and maybe send you some cheap merch that you didn’t even want. However, I don’t know anyone who’s even gotten five donors, nor is the prize really an incentive at all, especially if you’re a senior like me and already own enough LO apparel to clothe a small village. Upon arrival, he promises you prestigious prizes such as “Badger Head Band” if you get five donors or even “Badger Mesh Shorts (Youth)” if you get 10. This all sounds straightforward enough, yet for some reason Snap! Raise insists on sending a dude wearing a Snap! Raise beanie to your class/practice to “help” you set up your profile. Snap! Raise then provides you with a link that you can then copy and paste into your text messages. You then input 20 emails of likely donors into your profile, and it automatically sends out a link to your online profile to those people. Here’s the run-down: Snap! Raise is essentially a website on which you build a simple online profile. So why do Lake Oswego teams and electives continue to use its services? ![]() Snap! Raise’s premise is so basic (and dumb) that it seems like a satire of 21st century laziness. It brings absolutely nothing to the table that users couldn’t have done themselves with minimal effort, it’s tacky and impersonal and worst of all, it leeches 23 percent of your profits. Snap! Raise is a fundraising company that should not exist. ![]()
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