For Companies & Teams

Turn your next team-building day into a real fundraiser

Step challenges that fund charities. Neighborhood scavenger hunts that teach history. Corporate activity programs with GPS and step counting in the participant's phone browser, plus optional participant-reviewed Fitbit daily-summary imports.

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What you can run

Step challenge to charity donation. Employees use the step counter in their phone browser as the primary path. Participants can optionally connect Fitbit, select a day, review that day's daily summary of steps, distance, and active minutes, and choose whether to import it. The company pledges per step. A live leaderboard tracks team progress.

Neighborhood scavenger hunt. Set checkpoints around town. Employees follow clues and check in with the proof selected for each stop: phone location or a posted secret code. Accepted stops earn points for the team.

Team vs team competition. Engineering vs Sales vs Marketing. Each team's submitted miles or steps are tracked. Phone-browser GPS records distance, and the phone-browser counter records steps.

Personal cause campaigns. The CEO's wife beat cancer. Now the whole company walks for the American Cancer Society. Every employee's miles are tracked. The company matches with a flat donation based on collective achievement.

How it works

Company creates a campaign on ScanRaise. Picks the unit (miles, steps, laps) and the charity.

Employees join via a link. GPS and the step counter in their phone browser are the primary paths. When compatible with the campaign unit, they can optionally connect Fitbit, select a day, review its daily summary, and choose to import it. No ScanRaise app to download.

Activity uses proof that fits the format. GPS activity uses server-side speed and path validation; scavenger stops use organizer-selected phone location or a secret code.

The leaderboard updates when participants submit results from the browser tracker or complete a participant-reviewed Fitbit daily-summary import.

Campaign ends. Total activity calculated. Company donates based on the verified total. Everyone knows exactly what they contributed.

Real scenarios

Wellness + Charity

500 employees. 30 days. 50,000 collective miles.

A financial services company runs a March distance challenge. Employees record distance with GPS in their phone browser. The company pledges per eligible mile and the organizer reviews totals before finalization.

Team Building

Neighborhood history scavenger hunt

A tech company sets 20 checkpoints around the city's historic district. Teams of 4 navigate on foot, follow clues, and check in at each stop with phone location or a secret code. The winning team picks which charity gets the company's $10,000 donation. Everyone learns something. Everyone moves. It's team building that actually matters.

Personal Cause

CEO's daughter has Type 1 diabetes

The CEO creates a walk-for-a-cure campaign. Every employee gets a tracker link. Walk to work, walk at lunch, walk the dog - every mile counts toward the JDRF donation. GPS verification means the CEO knows the company actually moved. The personal connection makes it real. The verified data makes it honest.

More ideas

Onboarding challenge

New hires explore the office neighborhood through a scavenger hunt during their first week. They follow clues and check in with phone location or a secret code at local restaurants, parks, and landmarks. The challenge completes orientation and funds a welcome lunch charity donation.

Holiday giving drive

For a December step challenge, participants use the step counter in their phone browser or optionally review a selected Fitbit daily summary and choose to import it. Eligible totals generate the company donation after organizer finalization.

Department vs department

Sales vs Engineering vs HR. Which department walks the most miles this quarter? Losing departments buy the winners lunch. The company donates to charity based on the collective total. GPS-verified.

Volunteer event fundraiser

Company sponsors a charity 5K. Employees run with GPS tracking. Non-runners pledge per mile. Post-race results show on the live display. The company matches based on total distance.

Ready to make your next challenge matter?

Set up a corporate challenge with phone-browser GPS distance and step tracking, plus optional participant-reviewed Fitbit daily-summary imports.

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