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Fundraising case studies from NZ schools, clubs and wholesalers
How real groups ran their campaigns on Raised, and how they went. Every figure comes from Raised's records for the campaign dates shown.
Schools, clubs and teams
Campaigns run by the groups themselves, with the numbers from the campaign dates.
Pie fundraiser
Hokitika Gymnastics Club
Hokitika, West Coast
Hokitika Gymnastics Club on the West Coast sold Marlow Pies through Raised for its 2026 Annual Pie Fundraiser and took $16,098 in pie orders against a $10,000 goal.
$16,098in pie orders
Read the case studyMaths-a-thon
Pyes Pā School
Tauranga
Pyes Pā School in Tauranga ran MATHATHON 2026 on Raised. 170 students had their own sponsorship page and the school raised $3,575 against a $2,500 goal.
$3,575raised by the school
Read the case studyPeer-to-peer crowdfunding
Cook Islands basketball
Men's and women's teams
The Cook Islands men's and women's basketball teams used player pages on Raised to fund their trip to the 2026 Polynesian Cup in Tahiti.
$34,509raised for the teams
Read the case studyTeam pie fundraiser
Wairarapa United FC U19 girls
Carterton
Wairarapa United FC's U19 girls sold Doughboys Bakery family pies on Raised to travel to tournaments. Each of the 18 players had their own link.
$2,522kept by the team
Read the case studySchool team fundraisers
Columba College First XI football
Dunedin
Columba College's First XI football team in Dunedin ran two campaigns on Raised in 2026, cheese rolls and a pizza lunch pre-order, to get to nationals in Taupō.
$7,658in orders across two campaigns
Read the case studyDance-a-thon
Karori Normal School
Wellington
Karori Normal School in Wellington ran a Fluro Friday dance-a-thon on Raised, with a team for each class, to resurface its play areas.
$2,553raised by the school
Read the case studyDoughnut fundraiser
Te Kauwhata Primary PTA
Te Kauwhata, Waikato
Te Kauwhata Primary PTA in the Waikato ran the same Krispy Kreme doughnut fundraiser on Raised twice in 2026, at Easter and for Father's Day.
$8,732in orders across two rounds
Read the case studyJamboree fundraisers
St Heliers/Glendowie Scouts
Auckland
St Heliers/Glendowie Scouts in Auckland ran four product campaigns on Raised in 2026 to send youth to the 24th Aotearoa New Zealand Scout Jamboree.
$8,860in orders across four campaigns
Read the case studyMerchandise fundraiser
Team Michels/Smith
Invercargill
Team Michels/Smith, the New Zealand mixed doubles curling team, sold custom T-shirts and caps on Raised to get to the world championship in Finland.
$5,065in merchandise orders
Read the case studyTap to Pay sausage sizzle
Havelock North Scout Group
Hastings, Hawke's Bay
Havelock North Scout Group in Hawke's Bay runs its sausage sizzles on Raised with Tap to Pay, so every sale is a card tap on a phone rather than cash in a tin.
361Tap to Pay sales so far
Read the case studyWholesalers
Suppliers whose products groups sell in their own fundraisers on Raised.
Wholesaler
Jones Family Farm
Artisan cheese
Jones Family Farm sells its artisan cheese through fundraisers on Raised. Schools, clubs and community groups set up and run each campaign themselves.
222groups have run campaigns
Read the case studyWholesaler
Doughboys Bakery
Pies
Doughboys Bakery sells its pies through fundraisers on Raised. Schools, clubs and teams set up and run each campaign themselves.
31groups have run campaigns
Read the case studyFigures from Raised's records for the campaign dates shown. All amounts are in New Zealand dollars. Wholesaler totals count every finished campaign with at least one order. Where a group sold products from its own supplier, the figure is the total order value, not what the group kept.
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