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Fundraising and Structure

FIGURD provides schools with a unique opportunity to raise funds to support their individual needs and priorities. Our simple registration and fundraising process makes it easy to share with your community and collect contributions from parents, families, and supporters.

Fundraising Process

Registration

Schools confirm participation, estimate student and teacher involvement, and begin preparing for the program.

Funding Collection

Schools gain access to FIGURD's fundraising platform, where donor and parent contributions help fund the program while enabling them to earn tax credits.

Hosting the Event

Schools use collected contributions to host the event, with remaining funds available for other school materials and needs.

How to Fundraise

01. Submit School Information

Preparation

Provide your school’s logo, images, contact information, and required payment details. This information will be used to create and personalize your fundraising campaign.

02. Receive Fundraising Page

Launch

Before sharing your campaign, review your fundraising page to make sure your school’s information, images, and campaign details are accurate. Once approved, your page will be ready to share.

03. Share Fundraising Link

Promotion

Once your page is ready, you’ll receive a unique link that can be shared with your school community. Send it to parents, families, friends, alumni, and supporters through email, social media, text messages, newsletters, and other school communications.

04. Collect Donations

Fundraising

Supporters can visit your fundraising page and choose to contribute to support a student or select any amount to support the team, class, or school.

Financial Structure & Agreement

 Participation in the FIGURD Math Program begins with an agreement between Innovative MATH Solutions Inc (IMSI), the parent company of FIGURD, and the school. This agreement outlines the program expectations, school responsibilities, promotional collaboration, and overall commitment required to successfully bring the FIGURD Math Bee to your campus. It provides a clear framework for how the program will operate and ensures that both IMSI and the school are aligned in planning, communication, and implementation.

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After the agreement is finalized, schools gain access to FIGURD’s suite of resources. These resource materials include workshops, online and printed practice materials and fundraising tools, and planning guidance that help schools confidently coordinate the program from start to finish. With these resources in place, schools are able to support student participation, strengthen preparation, and create a well-organized and impactful FIGURD Math Bee experience.

FAQ - School Fundraising Process

Are parent contributions required for participation?

Parent contributions are part of the school support structure that helps make participation in the FIGURD Math Program possible. These contributions support preparation, program coordination, and event hosting at the school level.
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Who manages the Math Bee at the school level?

The school helps manage the Math Bee at the local level by coordinating registration, communication, contribution collection, and event hosting. FIGURD provides guidance, materials, and support throughout the process.

What does the school need to do before the event begins?

Before the event begins, the school completes registration, confirms participation, signs the partnership agreement, and begins organizing student and teacher involvement. Schools also prepare for promotion, contributions, and access to FIGURD materials and workshops.​

What is included after the partnership agreement is signed?

Once the partnership agreement is signed, schools receive access to FIGURD materials and support resources, including workshops, preparation tools, promotional materials, and program guidance needed to successfully implement the Math Bee.

What is the school’s role in hosting the event?

The school plays an active role in organizing and hosting the event on campus. This includes coordinating logistics, supporting student participation, helping manage the event environment, and using collected contributions to support event-related needs.

Are schools responsible for promoting the program to families?

Yes, schools are expected to support program promotion at the school level so families are informed and engaged. FIGURD provides promotional materials and resources to help schools communicate the program clearly to parents and students.

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