Football raffles for good causes
🏈 2026–27 NFL SeasonGet a ticket from your team or nonprofit and it plays every game, all season long — the football scores draw the winners. Watch it light up as the score moves, get an email the moment your numbers hit, and win real prizes. A fair draw you can check yourself, all for a good cause.
Sunday Squares is a platform for running season-long football squares raffles that raise money for nonprofits — booster clubs, Knights of Columbus councils, parishes, and PTAs. One raffle ticket plays every game all season, and the proceeds go to the cause.
Buy a ticket from the organizer running the raffle, then track it here — tap your ticket, add your name. No app needed.
The numbers are drawn once, before a single ticket is printed, from a sealed seed anyone can re-run — so no one can grab the good ones. Every game gets its own digits.
When the game ends — and at halftime on the marquee games — the last digit of each team's score picks the winning ticket. Yours glows live and you get an email the moment it hits. Then pick from the prizes your organizer put up, or donate it back to the cause.
The seed is sealed the moment the raffle is created and published when the numbers are drawn — so you can re-run the draw yourself and see that nothing was rigged.
Every drawing's score picks a winning ticket, live — the winner gets an email and picks from the prizes the organizer set up, and the organizer hands it over. Or donates it back. No clawbacks.
One ticket rides every game on the slate — one primetime game a week, up to 22 from kickoff to the Super Bowl — and every game is a fresh drawing.
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Running a fundraiser?
Booster clubs, councils, parishes, PTAs — one raffle runs the whole season, turning every game into a drawing for your cause. Set it up in two minutes with fair draws, live scores, and winners tracked automatically. A local sponsor can cover your prizes, so every ticket dollar goes to the cause.
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