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From setting up a page to counting the money, here is what running a fundraiser on Raised looks like. Four steps, and most groups get through the first one in a single sitting.

Pie Fundraiser 2026
Supporting Riverside Rugby Club
Mince & Cheese
Apple Crumble
Campaign Progress
12 days left$4,820.00
raised of $5,000.00
96% funded
Rachel Adams
#A4F92 · 6 items · just now
Step 1
Give your fundraiser a name and a goal, add a photo, and pick what you are selling: products from a wholesaler, your own stock, or straight donations. Most groups have this done in one sitting.
Campaign Progress
12 days left$0.00
raised of $5,000.00
Ready to share
Step 2
Every fundraiser gets its own link. Put it in the newsletter, the class group chat, the club Facebook page, or on a poster with a QR code. Supporters do not need an account to order.
Link copied
raised.nz/f/pie-fundraiser
Poster and QR code
Print one for the noticeboard, ready to go.
Step 3
Supporters order and pay online by card, or choose cash or bank transfer if that suits your group. Selling in person as well? Take a card on your phone with Tap to Pay.
Rachel Adams
#A4F92 · 6 items · just now
Card
Stripe, instant payout
Bank transfer
No platform fee
Cash
No platform fee
Step 4
Every order lands in one dashboard with the totals for each item, so you know what to order in and who gets what. Export it all as a CSV when it is time to pack.
Item totals
Supporters pay how they like. Cash and bank transfer cost your group nothing.
Money raised, orders and page views, updated as they come in.
One link for the newsletter and the group chat, plus posters and QR codes.
Orders build a customer list you can email next time, without a spreadsheet.
Your banner, your colours, your story, and the products you choose.
We are in New Zealand and answer the phone. Help articles for the rest.
Set up a fundraiser in minutes, share one link, and start taking orders. Creating an account is free.
