Our amazing supporters combine their talents and passion for our mission to raise money for Play Like a Girl. They donate birthdays, run marathons and even host house parties — all to help us level the playing field for girls.
What Will You Do Next?
Create Your Fundraising Page
Give your campaign some style. Write a brief explanation and upload a photo of yourself or you and a girl from our program. Choose an end date, set a goal — then publish your page.
Spead the Word
Rally your network to get to your goal. Post on social media or send a quick email to let family and friends know about your fundraiser. Chances are they will be inspired to support you with a gift and start their own fundraisers.
Thank Your Donors!
The best way to show your appreciation is to tell your donors how their gift has made an impact. Find stories about our work on our blog and share them with family and friends who contributed.
Need some ideas to help your campaign stand out?
Here are some of our favorite fundraisers to inspire your own:
Donate Your Birthday
Dr. Kim celebrated her birthday with a Play Like a Girl fundraiser and raised nearly $1,500.
Run, Sweat & Fundraise
Celeste became the first woman to run 8 marathons in 8 days on 8 continents and raised over $20,000 for us!
Host a House Party
Shawn and Abby had friends over for candlelight yoga and collected donations for Play Like a Girl.
With Your School/Club
Vanderbilt University students hosted a holiday celebration— and donated the proceeds to Play Like a Girl.
This program touches on a wide range of STEM careers—all within one industry or organization. It was good to hear the staff reassure the girls that they might try a variety of things to get to the career they love.Parent
I’m convinced the time spent together each day in group mentoring meant far more to me than to the girls.LaPourche White, Mentor
I love how this camp brings so many girls from different backgrounds from all across the United States together.Play Like a Girl Participant
It was good to hear the staff reassure the girls that they might try a variety of things to get to the career they love. Parent
After the hackathon, I started to consider a career in STEM which I had never thought about before.Juliana, 8th grade
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