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Snap! Raise

https://www.snap-raise.com/
Last activity: 29.03.2022
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A safe, secure and powerful digital fundraising platform for groups and teams, Snap! Raise is built for coaches and youth leaders dedicated to making a difference in their communities.
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Location: United States, Washington, Seattle
Employees: 201-500
Phone: +1 206-285-0906
Total raised: $90M
Founded date: 2014

Investors 1

Funding Rounds 1

DateSeriesAmountInvestors
31.08.2021-$90M-

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29.03.2022Vote for Startup of the Year: Common Room, Copper Banking, DexCare, Logixboard, WhyLabsCEOs of the Startup of the Year finalists, from top left, clockwise: Common Room’s Linda Lian; DexCare’s Derek Streat; Logixboard’s Julian Alvarez; WhyLabs’ Alessya Visnjic; and Copper Banking’s Eddie Behringer. Seattle is home to plenty of...
29.03.2022Vote for Startup of the Year: Common Room, Copper Banking, DexCare, Logixboard, WhyLabsCEOs of the Startup of the Year finalists, from top left, clockwise: Common Room’s Linda Lian; DexCare’s Derek Streat; Logixboard’s Julian Alvarez; WhyLabs’ Alyssa Visnjic; and Copper Banking’s Eddie Behringer. Seattle is home to plenty of ...
07.10.2021Funding news roundup: Pandion’s parcel network, Copper’s banking app for teens, mentoring app Tribute, life navigator OwnTrail, and more deals(Pandion Photo) Pacific Northwest companies are raising venture capital dollars at a rapid clip — so much so that it’s hard to keep up. Here’s the latest on the most recent rounds. Pandion Pandion, a year-old logistics startup founded by fo...
08.09.2021Broomfield High band parents fundraising after possible theft of program’s moneyBroomfield High School marching band students and families are trying to raise twice as much money this season as usual to replace funds that they believe were stolen by a parent volunteer involved with the band program. Broomfield police a...
31.08.2021Fundraising startup Snap Raise raises $90M as it expands digital platform to aid high school teamsSnap Raise CEO Cole Morgan. (Snap Raise Photo) Talk about reaching your fundraising goal. Snap Raise, the Seattle-based startup that helps high school teams and clubs with digital fundraising, has closed a $90 million financing round, the p...
09.12.2020Snap! Raise and Glazier Clinics Partner To Enhance Coaching Education“At Snap! Raise, we believe that every kid needs a champion coach in their corner. Supporting coaches in their journey to create rich experiences for their teams and groups is vital, which is why we’re very happy to partner with the Glazier...
25.08.2020Digital bank startup Copper raises $4.3M to help teens learn how to spend and save moneyCopper co-founders Stefan Berglund and Eddie Behringer. (Copper Images) Can tech help teens spend money smarter? That’s the bet Copper and its investors are making. The Seattle-based digital bank startup just announced a $4.3 million seed r...
15.11.2019Here are the 20 Seattle-area tech companies that made CNBC and Deloitte’s new rankings(GeekWire Photo / Kurt Schlosser) The Seattle tech scene is well-represented on a pair of new rankings of the fastest growing companies in North America and startups to watch, another sign of the region’s status as a top hub of innovation. ...
06.12.2018This entrepreneur went from selling cookie dough to running one of Seattle’s fastest-growing startupsCole Morgan, CEO of Snap! Mobile. (GeekWire Photo / Kevin Lisota) It was a normal day for Cole Morgan. The former collegiate quarterback was making the rounds, visiting different high schools as a salesman for cookie dough fundraiser progra...
16.02.2017Snap to raise around $3 billion at IPO, with a valuation of up to $18.5 billionSnap has given further insight into its initial public offering (IPO) plans today, confirming that it intends to sell 200 million class A shares at between $14 and $16 dollars each. This means that Snap is looking to generate up to $3.2 bil...
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