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Board Types & Setup

Choose YourCampaign Style

Rally Tiles offers two powerful campaign types: Team campaigns for unified fundraising, and Per-Player campaigns for individual recognition. Choose the right approach for your goals.

Team Campaign

One board, unified goal

Perfect for equipment, travel, or team-wide needs

Simpler
to set up and manage

Per-Player Campaign

Individual boards that aggregate

Great for individual recognition and family engagement

Higher
total fundraising potential

Side-by-Side Comparison

Understand the key differences to make the right choice for your organization.

Team vs Per-Player Campaigns

FeatureTeam CampaignPer-Player Campaign
Fundraising GoalSingle unified goal for entire teamIndividual goals per player that aggregate up
Board SetupOne board to manageMultiple boards (one per player)
Supporter ExperienceSupport the whole teamSupport specific players they know
Social SharingTeam-wide momentumPlayer-specific family networks
RecognitionTeam-wide sponsor recognitionIndividual player sponsor recognition
Management ComplexitySimple - one board to monitorMore complex - multiple boards to track

Team Campaigns

One unified board where everyone rallies around the same goal. Perfect for equipment, travel, and team-wide initiatives.

Best For

Equipment & Uniforms
Items that benefit the entire team equally
Travel & Transportation
Team trips, tournament travel, bus rentals
Tournament Entry Fees
Competition fees that represent the whole team
Team Building Events
Activities that strengthen team unity

How It Works

Example:
Goal: $5,000 for new uniforms
Board: $1-100 tiles
Average: $50 per tile
Result: 100 supporters × $50 = $5,000
1
Set your total fundraising goal
2
Choose board size (determines tile count)
3
Share one link across all channels
4
Watch unified momentum build

Real Team Campaign Examples

Equipment Purchase

Buying new uniforms for the entire varsity soccer team

Goal: $3,000
$1-60 board (60 tiles × average $50 = $3,000)
Why Team Campaign: Equipment benefits everyone equally, unified team identity

Tournament Entry

Regional championship entry fees for debate team

Goal: $1,500
$1-50 board (50 tiles × average $30 = $1,500)
Why Team Campaign: Tournament represents the entire team, shared achievement

Travel Fund

Bus transportation for basketball away games

Goal: $5,000
$1-100 board (100 tiles × average $50 = $5,000)
Why Team Campaign: Travel benefits all players and creates team bonding

Per-Player Campaigns

Individual boards for each player that aggregate to campaign totals. Maximizes family engagement and individual recognition.

Why It's Powerful

Personal Connection
Families support "their" player specifically
Higher Total Potential
Multiple smaller goals often exceed one large goal
Extended Network
Tap into each family's unique social circles
Individual Recognition
Each player gets their moment in the spotlight

How Aggregation Works

Example:
12 players × $1-50 boards each
Individual max: $1,275 per player
Campaign total: Up to $15,300
Typical result: $8,000-12,000
1
Each player gets individual board and URL
2
Families share their player's specific link
3
Dashboard shows individual + campaign totals
4
Team celebrates both individual and group success

Real Per-Player Campaign Examples

Individual Camp Fees

Summer training camps for 15 track athletes

$15,000 total
Board Structure:
15 players × $1-20 boards = $3,150 each = $47,250 max
Why Per-Player:
Different camps, families want to support their specific athlete

Graduation Recognition

Senior night gifts for 12 graduating players

$6,000 total
Board Structure:
12 seniors × $1-50 boards = $1,275 each = $15,300 max
Why Per-Player:
Personal recognition, families supporting their senior

Music Competition

Individual competition fees for orchestra members

$8,000 total
Board Structure:
20 players × $1-40 boards = $820 each = $16,400 max
Why Per-Player:
Individual competitions, instrument-specific costs vary

Still Not Sure? Use This Guide

Answer these questions to determine the best campaign type for your needs.

Answer These Questions

Your answers will guide you to the right choice.

What is the primary beneficiary of the funds?
The entire team benefits equally (equipment, travel, etc.)
Individual players have specific needs or recognition
How do families prefer to engage?
Parents want to support the team as a whole
Families prefer to support their specific child
What's your management preference?
I want simple management with one board to track
I can handle multiple boards for higher fundraising potential
What's your sharing strategy?
Team-wide social media and group communications
Individual families sharing within their networks

Ready to Create Your Campaign?

Choose your campaign type and start building momentum for your cause. You can always adjust your strategy as you learn what works best.