top of page

Need to Raise Some Money? Let's Throw Some Axes For It

Oct 5
2 min read

If you've ever run a fundraiser, you know the drill. Bake sale, car wash, another spaghetti dinner. Nothing wrong with any of that, but sometimes your group just wants to do something people will actually talk about afterward. That's where we come in. We've had schools, church groups, booster clubs, and local nonprofits rent out the place for a night and turn axe throwing into their fundraiser, and every single time it's been a blast.

Here's how it usually works. Your group books the space for a couple hours, we get everybody coached up and throwing safely, and you sell tickets or ask for a suggested donation to get in. Whatever you collect above what it costs to rent the lanes, that's yours to keep for the cause. It's a simple setup and it gives your supporters a genuinely fun night out instead of just handing over a check.

We've got group packages for pretty much any size crowd, from a small group of a dozen folks all the way up to a 150 person blowout with indoor and outdoor lanes going at the same time. Every package includes two hours of throwing time, a coach walking your group through the basics, and a reserved room for snacks or catering, so you're not scrambling to figure out logistics on top of running the fundraiser itself.

If you've got families coming out, we can set up the kids' inflatable axe throwing so the little ones have something safe to do while the grown-ups are on the real lanes. We can also run a little bracket-style tournament if your crowd is competitive, which honestly tends to get people digging a little deeper for donations once bragging rights are on the line.

If you're on the committee for a school event, a church group, a youth sports team, or any local nonprofit and you're trying to plan something for the fall or winter, give us a shout. We'll walk through your headcount and budget with you and figure out the package that makes sense. Reach out through our contact page and let's get something on the calendar.

Comments


bottom of page