For colleges & universities

Student-led campaigns that complement the advancement office.

Built for Greek philanthropy, club sports, student organizations, mission-based campus ministries, and academic teams. Peer-to-peer by design — sitting alongside the formal annual fund, not competing with it.

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What this looks like for colleges

Built around how you already work.

Complement, don't replace

Share-a-thon handles the peer-to-peer, student-led campaigns that typically sit outside the formal annual fund. Advancement keeps its lane; students get the right tool for theirs.

Multi-chapter ready

Greek councils, intramural leagues, and umbrella organizations can run a single coordinated campaign across chapters and earn collectively.

Cooperative pool by design

Especially valuable when multiple chapters or orgs fundraise in the same window — they earn back from each other instead of cannibalizing the same donor base.

Most colleges pick
Club Extreme (40 / 20 / 20 / 20)

Colleges and student organizations are natural fits for Club Extreme — parents and students do the sharing and get rewarded (ACH or digital gift card), while another 20% builds the Share Fund for sister chapters. Default is the simpler alternative for groups that want a higher campaign share.

See the four fundraiser types →

Common campaigns

The fundraisers leaders run on Share-a-thon.

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Greek philanthropy weeks

Fraternities and sororities running their philanthropy week with per-member tracking and chapter leaderboards.

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Club sports travel

Conference travel, nationals, equipment, and coaching for non-NCAA club programs.

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Student org operations

Annual operating support, conference attendance, speaker fees, and event budgets for academic and cultural orgs.

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Mission & service trips

Alternative spring break, service learning trips, faith-based mission teams from campus ministries.

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Academic competition teams

Mock trial, debate, model UN, robotics, business case competitions — funded by alumni and family networks.

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Class & affinity gifts

Senior class gifts, reunion-class campaigns, and affinity-group campaigns coordinated with advancement.

Safety & oversight

Built for leaders who care about doing this well.

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Clear NIL boundaries

Campaigns raise funds for the organization, never for individual student-athletes personally. Share-a-thon does not facilitate NIL transactions.

Advisor approval workflow

Each org has a faculty or staff advisor as the admin. Every public student share is reviewed and approved before it goes out.

Built for chapters & councils

Greek councils and umbrella orgs can run shared parent campaigns with each chapter as a sub-team — leaderboards and pool credits flow accordingly.

Alumni-friendly receipting

When the receiving organization is a registered 501(c)(3), donor receipts reflect that — important for alumni who track charitable giving.

What people usually ask

The good questions, answered.

Where does Share-a-thon fit alongside our advancement office?
Share-a-thon is built for the peer-to-peer, student-led campaigns — Greek philanthropy, club sports, student org operations — that typically sit outside the formal annual fund. We're complementary, not a replacement.
What about NIL considerations?
Share-a-thon campaigns raise funds for the organization, not for individual student-athletes. We do not facilitate NIL transactions and do not pay students personally.
Can multiple chapters run together?
Yes — Greek councils and umbrella organizations can coordinate a parent campaign with each chapter as a sub-team. Pool credits flow accordingly.
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Ready to see it for colleges?

Bring us in for a 15-minute conversation with your advancement office and student affairs leadership.