Athlete Hubs
Your professional home, built around you.
An Athlete Hub is your own public page, one link for your stats, events, fundraisers, recruiting profile, and brand partnerships, so you're not juggling five different places to send a sponsor, a coach, or a fan. You control what's shown and when.
If you play for a team on FundraisHER, you can sync your Hub to their Team Dashboard with a simple code, and their updates start showing up on your Hub automatically. No team can add you without your permission, the connection always starts with you.
See all Athlete Hub featuresTeam Dashboards
A private tool built to reach real people, not algorithms.
A Team Dashboard has no public page of its own, it's a private tool for your coaching staff to manage events, fundraisers, merch, and stats in one place. The moment an athlete syncs her Hub to your team, everything you add reaches her real supporters instantly.
That solves the problem most teams actually have: reaching the people who already care, without paying for ads or chasing social algorithms. One update reaches every synced athlete's audience at once.
See all Team Dashboard featuresSee It In Action
This is Jordan Reyes's real Athlete Hub, viewed exactly how a supporter, coach, or brand would see it on their phone.
View Jordan's HubThe More You Know...
Tips and insight on recruiting, brand partnerships, fundraising, and everything else it takes to build your athletic brand.
Your Team's Marketing Budget Is Reaching the Wrong Audience
Peer-to-peer appeals consistently outraise institutional ones. Your roster is already the peer network your marketing budget is trying to buy.
Your Followers Aren't Actually Yours
Organic reach on most platforms is under 5 percent, and accounts get shadowbanned, suspended, or deleted at scale. Why a real email list, not a follower count, is the only part of your audience nobody can take away.
What Is an NIL Collective? (And How It's Different From a Direct Brand Deal)
NIL collectives moved an estimated $1.9 billion to college athletes in 2026, but most female athletes outside a handful of revenue sports will never see one. What a collective actually is, how it's different from a direct brand deal, and which path is realistic for you.
Why Partnering with a Local Female Athlete Is Your Best Marketing Strategy
Women's sports fans are fiercely loyal to individual athletes, not leagues, and they're economically engaged. Here's why a local athlete partnership outperforms a generic ad, and how to actually find her.
Brands Can't Sponsor an Athlete They Can't Evaluate
Brands can't sponsor an athlete they can't quickly evaluate. Most sponsorship activity is modest, achievable deals, not viral moments, and it goes to whoever's easiest to find and assess.
How to Actually Pitch a Brand (and Get a Response)
Cold outreach reply rates keep dropping, but the data on what actually works is consistent: specific, short, and followed up on. What that looks like as a sponsorship pitch, and how the Partnership Hub backs it up.
Your Team's Marketing Budget Is Reaching the Wrong Audience
Peer-to-peer appeals consistently outraise institutional ones. Your roster is already the peer network your marketing budget is trying to buy.
Your Followers Aren't Actually Yours
Organic reach on most platforms is under 5 percent, and accounts get shadowbanned, suspended, or deleted at scale. Why a real email list, not a follower count, is the only part of your audience nobody can take away.
What Is an NIL Collective? (And How It's Different From a Direct Brand Deal)
NIL collectives moved an estimated $1.9 billion to college athletes in 2026, but most female athletes outside a handful of revenue sports will never see one. What a collective actually is, how it's different from a direct brand deal, and which path is realistic for you.
Why Partnering with a Local Female Athlete Is Your Best Marketing Strategy
Women's sports fans are fiercely loyal to individual athletes, not leagues, and they're economically engaged. Here's why a local athlete partnership outperforms a generic ad, and how to actually find her.
Brands Can't Sponsor an Athlete They Can't Evaluate
Brands can't sponsor an athlete they can't quickly evaluate. Most sponsorship activity is modest, achievable deals, not viral moments, and it goes to whoever's easiest to find and assess.
How to Actually Pitch a Brand (and Get a Response)
Cold outreach reply rates keep dropping, but the data on what actually works is consistent: specific, short, and followed up on. What that looks like as a sponsorship pitch, and how the Partnership Hub backs it up.
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