Pickleball Fundriasing
Charity tournaments, school fundraisers, community causes — we'll help you turn court time into dollars raised.
Why Host a Pickleball Fundraiser Event?
Built In Draw
Pickleball pulls a crowd that a lot of traditional fundraisers can't — bring in donors who might not show up to a gala.
Room to fundraise beyond ticket price
Entry fees, drink tickets, and sponsor signage all work as additional revenue streams, not just the door. (ideas below)
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Revenue Generating Ideas
Player Registration Fee
Charge teams or individuals an entry fee that goes toward the fundraiser.
Sponsorship Packages
Offer tiered sponsor levels (Gold/Silver/Bronze) with perks like logo placement on banners, shirts, or courts.
Social Admission Fee
Ask for a donation-based or flat fee at the door for non-players attending the event.
Drink Tickets
Sell extra drink tickets for soft drinks or alcohol with a profit margin built in.
‘Beat The Pro’ challenge
Silent Auction
Collect items or experiences and allow attendees to bid throughout the event.
Raffle Tickets
Sell raffle tickets for donated goods, experiences, or gift cards.
50/50 Raffle
Half the pot goes to the winner and half to the cause.
Corporate Gift Matching
Encourage companies participating to match donations from their employees.
Pay to try and score a point against a local pickleball pro. Option 2: Beat the Boss
Corporate Entry Sponsorship
Businesses pay for employee teams to participate under their brand.
Serving Speed Challenge
Pay to test your serve speed using a radar gun, with small prizes.
Court Naming Rights
Sponsors pay to name a court for the event. Attach their logo to the net.
Company Partner Tables
Let local businesses rent a table to showcase their products during the event.
“Buy A Paddle” Wall
Attendees can "buy" a paddle (paper display) for a donation and write a message or dedication.
Pre-Event Dinner or Social
Host a social mixer with a cover charge leading up to the event to generate buzz and raise additional funds.
Dates fill up quickly—especially during holiday party season.