The boosters built it.
Put their names on it.

Equipment, travel, facilities, scholarships, and season funds — booster clubs, PTAs, PTOs, teams, and parent organizations launch a digital buy-a-brick wall and keep a flat 85% of every brick.

Free to launch — you keep a flat 85% of every brick. Campaigns are reviewed before going live.

A booster club sports project shown as a digital mosaic fundraising wall example.
A booster wall gives families, fans, and sponsors a visible place in the campaign.

What is booster club brick fundraising with GiveBrick?

GiveBrick is a virtual brick fundraising platform for booster clubs, PTAs, PTOs, school teams, leagues, and parent organizations.

GiveBrick creates an online donor wall where families, alumni, fans, and sponsors claim a digital brick, add a name and message, and watch the campaign image fill with color. It gives every supporter visible recognition without physical brick production, engraving coordination, construction delays, or long installation timelines.

Made for booster fundraising

A season, a scoreboard, a trip nobody could afford alone — each wall carries the families who paid for it.

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Equipment & uniforms

Gear, uniforms, and the replacement cycle nobody budgets for.

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Travel & tournaments

Buses, lodging, entry fees, and the trips that would otherwise be cut.

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Facilities & scoreboards

Dugouts, lighting, press boxes, and field improvements.

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Scholarships & assistance

Player scholarships and quiet funds for families who need them.

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Season & annual drives

The recurring campaign your boosters run every year.

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Championship & legacy walls

Milestone walls a program adds to season after season.

Virtual booster club donor wall vs. physical brick fundraiser

GiveBrick is digital: a brick purchase does not include a physical, engraved, printed, or mailed brick unless a specific campaign page expressly states otherwise. If your program needs installed pavers, compare digital and engraved brick fundraising.

QuestionGiveBrick virtual wallPhysical engraved brick campaign
Setup costNo setup fee or monthly fee; the campaign is reviewed before launch.Usually depends on product ordering, engraving, shipping, and installation planning.
Time to launchReviewed, verified, and live in 1–2 business days when requirements are complete.Often tied to vendor production schedules, school or facility approvals, and installation timing.
RecognitionSupporter names and messages appear on a digital mosaic wall that can be shared by link.Recognition appears on installed bricks or pavers at a field, school, facility, or walkway.
ReachParents, alumni, sponsors, relatives, and fans can participate from a phone anywhere.Visibility is strongest for people who visit the field, campus, or installed site.
Fundraising mathYour organization keeps a flat 85% of every brick, card processing included.Net proceeds depend on brick price, engraving cost, freight, storage, and any site labor.

How it works

Reviewed, verified, and live in 1–2 business days.

1

Start your wall

Tell us about your organization, project, goal, and authorized representative.

2

We verify & approve

We confirm the organization and representative, review content, and green-light the wall.

3

Supporters claim bricks

Each supporter adds a name and message, pays securely, and gets a receipt and share prompt.

4

Watch the wall fill

Your page shows live progress as the picture colors in. Payouts run on Stripe rails.

You keep 85%. Flat. Always.

No setup fee, no monthly fee. GiveBrick keeps one flat 15% platform fee per brick — so your organization always keeps 85%, with card processing covered out of GiveBrick's share. On a $50 brick, your organization receives $42.50, every time.

Who can start a campaign?

A booster campaign must be operated by an authorized school, athletic department, booster organization, nonprofit, league, or club. An individual may not create a campaign in the name of a team or organization without authorization. Organizations covered under a state, national, or parent organization's group exemption — most PTAs, PTOs, and booster clubs — can apply using evidence of their current affiliation.

Booster PresidentTreasurerFundraising ChairAthletic DirectorLeague or Club Officer

Campaigns that involve children

Booster walls carry the names of minors, so this part of the Acceptable Use Policy applies directly to you.

Campaigns involving schools, youth teams, clubs, or other youth organizations must protect children's privacy and safety. A brick message may not publish a child's full identifying information without appropriate permission, and may not disclose a private address, schedule, telephone number, email address, school records, or medical information. Brick content is public and permanent on the wall, so a supporter typing "For Emma, #12, Class of 2027" is publishing more than they may intend. Every message is moderated before it appears, and an organizer can ask for one to be removed.

The full rules are in our Acceptable Use Policy.

Frequently asked questions

How do booster club brick fundraisers work?
A booster club brick fundraiser lets families, alumni, fans, and sponsors claim a digital brick on an online donor wall. Each supporter adds a name and message, pays by card, and the campaign image fills in as the season or project funds.
What is the best digital donor wall software for booster clubs?
The best booster club donor wall software should be easy for parents to share, clear about fees, mobile-friendly, and reviewed before launch. GiveBrick is built for booster clubs, PTAs, PTOs, teams, leagues, and school-affiliated groups that want a virtual brick wall without physical brick production, shipping, or installation.
Is GiveBrick free for our booster club?
Yes — free to launch, with no setup or monthly fee. GiveBrick keeps a flat 15% per brick; your booster club keeps 85%, card processing included.
Who can start a booster campaign?
A campaign must be operated by an authorized school, athletic department, booster organization, nonprofit, league, or club — a booster president, treasurer, fundraising chair, athletic director, or league officer. Organizations covered under a state, national, or parent organization's group exemption can apply using evidence of their current affiliation.
What can supporters write about youth athletes?
Brick content is public. Campaigns involving youth organizations must protect children's privacy and safety: a message may not publish a child's full identifying information without appropriate permission, or disclose a private address, schedule, phone number, email, school records, or medical information. Messages are moderated before they appear, and an organizer can ask for one to be removed.
Do booster clubs receive physical engraved bricks?
No. A GiveBrick purchase is a digital recognition placement on your campaign wall; it does not include a physical, engraved, printed, or mailed brick, unless a specific campaign page expressly states otherwise. If your program needs installed pavers, compare digital and engraved brick fundraising before choosing a format.

Ready to put the boosters on the wall?

See a free preview of your program's wall, or apply and we'll review your campaign within 1–2 business days.