At the Outlaws, we offer a parent-led fundraising approach that provides families with flexibility and control over their fundraising efforts. Here's how it works:

• Parent-Led Initiatives: Parents organize and decide the type and timing of fundraisers that work best for their schedules and communities. This allows for creativity and customization in fundraising efforts.

• Shared Success: All parents and athletes who participate in a specific fundraiser share equally in the funds raised. The proceeds are divided among the participating athletes, and the amounts are credited to their individual Athlete Accounts.

• Athlete Account Credits: Funds raised by an athlete go toward reimbursing the seasonal cost ($1800). For example, if an athlete participates in a fundraiser that generates $500 per participant, $500 will be credited to their account (minus taxes & fees) and reimbursed to the athlete at the end of the season.

• Exceeding the Goal: If an athlete raises more than the ($1800) seasonal cost, any excess funds will be redirected to support one of the Outlaw community funds, such as:

  • The Equipment Fund for gear and tools.

  • The Outlaw Financial Assistance Fund (OFAF) to help other athletes afford the season.

  • The Future Outlaw Facility Fund to support the development of our own practice facility.

This model ensures fairness, transparency, and collective support while empowering families to contribute to their athletes' success.