Raise $500 for your wrestling program in 14 days. Follow the same playbook top D1 coaches tuse to fund their programs without relying on big donors or booster clubs.
Assistant Coach
Stanford University
You know your team can compete, but programs with better facilities, travel, and gear keep pulling ahead.
You’re coaching your heart out, but it feels like no matter how much you improve, you’re stuck.
You were hired to coach. But your program's future depends on money you were never trained to raise.
Just you, one focused week, and a proven plan to raise your first $500.
Team up with another coach. You’ll both save $20 and be more likely to succed.
Invite a Partner
Sign up and get instant access to the Day 1 training and your fundraising dashboard.
Sign up and get instanInvite another coach to join and keep each other accountable. You’ll both save 20% and double your momentum. access to the Day 1 training and your fundraising dashboard.
Each day, you’ll receive an email with steps to take to raise your first $500. We’ll walk you through how to: record a short video, send messages, share updates, and track your results.
Complete the daily tasks. If you don’t raise $500 by the end of the week, we’ll refund every dollar.
Training video + quick-start guide
Daily emails + templates for outreach and follow-up
Outreach templates (texts, DMs, social posts)
Overcoming Objections Playbook with proven ways to handle pushback
First $500 Fundraising action tracker (Google Sheet)
Are tired of watching other programs with more resources continue to stay ahead.
Want to stop winging fundraising and start using a proven process.
Feel like they keep hitting a wall because of limited resources and travel budgets.
Are ready to step up as leaders, compete at the highest level, and provide their athletes the opportunities they deserve.
Are content staying in the middle of the pack.
Are okay with staying in survival mode.
Are not interested in providing their athletes better opportunities and more resources.
Think fundraising is someone else’s job.
Take the first step toward building the program your athletes deserve.