I almost got sacrificed which wasn’t too fun of an experience. Some guy tracked me down through my download info and sent a hammer into my skull. When I woke up I was at some island, and the locals there started blood letting me and it was very painful as my skin was also being eaten by the island bugs that feast on flesh. After that they cut off my legs and forced me to watch them it my legs. Then, they picked me up and climbed up to the volcano that was about to erupt. Luckily, when we are about to reach the top, a couple spider eagles swept down and threw them off the path. They weren’t to friendly with me either, so they started eating my exposed rotting organs. This was kind of an inconvenience by this point so I just called up Jaquan and he came down with his flying all seeing turtle and got me back to Equilateral Guinea. We had some boiling water and went to bed. Pretty good app, just didn’t really like this problem that went with it.

Just like other online fundraisers (ie Snapraise, MoneyDolly) there is no need for these kind of apps. What has fundraising become? Why are companies like this encouraging teams to just call and text people asking for money? A more successful impactful approach would be to sell a product, or service, rather than having no face to face contact and just texting somebody a link. It's lazy and shows that their donation doesn't matter. It's rude to spam and send sketchy appearanced links to people, with a probably AI'ed sales pitch. There's no personal connection or contact. There's no appreciation or gratefulness for the donations because all it is is automated messages send to people. In addition to being disrespectful and rude to send and use these kinds of fundraisers they are incredibly difficult to use. Most of the time fundraisers are sent to family members that have a job and an income; older individuals struggle with online donations rather than cash or checks. To call AND text a link is a lot for most older generations to work and understand, and also just plain inconvenient. It's not just pushy and bothersome, but clicking a link putting in info while consecutively answer the phone talking to someone is difficult. And not everyone has virtual cash like Venmo or Cashapp. I'm tired of fundraisers like this, its truly unprofessional and rude and we need to stop supporting these.

Our reps name is Evan in South Central Indiana. Evan has gone above and beyond to help us in our fundraising efforts. Because of Evan’s determination and efforts every kid was able to play in our program for free. Other programs are making kids pay around $100 to play but thanks to Evan’s help our kids were able to play for free. I highly recommend Evan but also highly recommend Adrenaline for all youth programs. It is very simple and easy to use. The reps do a great job to take care of everything so that coaches, team managers, etc. do not have to stress over trying to raise money.

An unbearably pushy salesman came to my sports team ( im a player ) and tries to convince everyone to add our contacts to the app for cheap prize incentive. All fun right? Well no, raise365 representative continues to let us know that we are supposed to add 25 contacts and our goal is to raise $500 dollars EACH. Alright, weird. Then he continues to tell us how the coaches can see the name of the contacts we add, so that we don’t add our peers. He incentivizes people to add even their DOCTORS contact and as many people as we can. Then he does a incentivizing tactic to give a $100 bill to the first people who add 25 contacts. Not only was this sketch (probably mlm scheme) man unbearable, but I later found out… the app take 30% OF ALL FUNDS. Yes, that distant great aunt the con man convinced us to add in the app just wasted her money for 30% of it to go to raise 365. Unbelievably sketchy app with its cheap hoodie incentives, glitchy app, and leader board of each girls’ family donations that pits them against each other. Thanks raise 365👍