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Snap! Raise Fee Investigation · Washington

Did You Donate Through Snap! Raise and Pay an Added Tip?

Washington residents who donated to a school, team, club, or student fundraiser through Snap! Raise in the last 4 years and paid an added “tip” may qualify for compensation.

Attorneys are reviewing a potential consumer claim. Find out if you may be eligible — free, confidential, and at no cost to you.

School fundraisersYouth sportsClubs & teamsStudent campaigns

Check If You Qualify

Answer 3 quick questions. Free and confidential.

Are you a Washington resident who donated through Snap! Raise in the last 4 years?
Did your Snap! Raise donation include an added “tip” or support amount?
Can you provide proof of payment, such as a receipt, confirmation email, or card statement?

By submitting, you agree to be contacted by phone, text, and email about your potential claim. Submitting this form does not create an attorney-client relationship.

Were donors clearly told about the added “tip”?

Snap! Raise is commonly used for school, youth sports, team, club, and student fundraising campaigns. Some donors report that an added “tip” or support amount appeared during the checkout process, even though they believed they were simply donating to the school, team, or student.

Attorneys are reviewing whether Washington donors were clearly informed about these added charges and where the tip money went. Donors who were charged an added “tip” may be entitled to compensation.

Check If You Qualify

You may qualify if you

  • You donated through Snap! Raise in the last 4 years
  • You live in Washington
  • You paid an added “tip” or support amount
  • You can provide proof of payment (receipt, confirmation email, bank or card statement)

If you qualify, you may be entitled to compensation.