Fundraising meets adventure
Set checkpoints around your neighborhood. Participants follow clues on their phones, check in with phone location or a secret code, and earn points. Sponsors pledge per checkpoint or give a flat gift.
Create a Scavenger HuntHow it works
Set waypoints
Drop a pin on the map for each checkpoint and add a clue, a trivia question, or a bit of local history.
Invite participants
Share a link or QR code. Teams or individuals join from their phone browser, with no app.
Check in and score
Each stop accepts phone location, a secret code, or either, as the organizer chooses. Accepted stops add points to the leaderboard.
Collect donations
Sponsors pledge per completed checkpoint or give a flat gift. Per-checkpoint pledges are invoiced through the pledge flow after the hunt, not charged automatically.
What makes it work
Who runs scavenger hunts
Outdoor learning fundraiser
A middle school PTA maps stops around the neighborhood, like the old depot, the veterans memorial, and the Main Street mural. Students walk in groups, learn local history at each stop, and raise money per checkpoint.
Neighborhood discovery walk
A community group maps meaningful spots in its neighborhood. Participants learn the stories behind them, and sponsors pledge per stop visited.
Faith walk and prayer stations
A church maps prayer stations around the community. Participants walk the route, pause at each station, and check in, and each accepted station counts toward sponsor pledges.
Start a scavenger hunt
Create a draft online, then add waypoints, review the route, invite teams, and follow the scores.
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