$2,000+
raised for my very first fundraising event
✦ FOR CHARITY RUNNERS ✦
Get your charity bib. Hit your fundraising goal.
You said yes to the race. Now there's a fundraising minimum with your name on it. This is the step-by-step plan from a charity bib runner who's done it herself, so you can stop worrying about the number and start raising it.
✦ Lifetime access ✦ 40+ printables ✦ 72-hour money-back guarantee
✦ MILE 1 · THE STARTING LINE
You signed up to run for something bigger than you. Then you saw the fundraising minimum.
If your page is stuck near $0, you've rewritten the same ask five times, or you've quietly wondered whether you'll end up covering the minimum yourself, you're not bad at this. Nobody ever handed you a plan.
"Where do I even find a charity bib?"
"I hate feeling like I'm begging."
"How do I fit this in with training and family?"
"What if my donations stall?"
"What if I fall short and my card gets charged?"
Most charity runners post a link and hope. This course trades hope for a plan.
✦ MILE 2 · MEET YOUR PACER
Hi, I'm Myranda. I run on charity bibs too.
Why I made this
I don't just teach this. I run big charity races on charity bibs myself. My very first fundraising event raised more than $2,000, and one charity garage sale brought in nearly $1,700 in a single weekend.
Here's what I want you to know: you don't need a huge following or wealthy friends. You need a plan, a couple of good events, and the right words to ask the people you already know.
As a teacher of 16 years, I turn big goals into small steps. This course is that plan, written down for you. Think of me as your pacer, right beside you until you cross the finish line.
xo, Myranda
Nearly $1,700
from one charity garage sale in a single weekend
16 years
as a teacher, turning big goals into small steps
✦ MILE 3 · THE COURSE MAP
Built around your race date
A year out or already behind, you start exactly where you are and always know your next step.
CHECKPOINT 1
Find your stage
Enter your race date. The Timeline Planner shows exactly where to start, so you never waste time on steps you don't need yet.
CHECKPOINT 2
Run proven events
Bake sales, charity garage sales, and auctions that raise big chunks at once, so you're not chasing $10 gifts for months.
CHECKPOINT 3
Cross the finish line
Scripts, posts, and last-call campaigns close the gap, so race morning is about the run, not the money.
✦ MILE 4 · THE TURNAROUND
From hoping to knowing
Same race. Same cause. A completely different season.
Without a plan
- Post a link and hope
- Dread every ask
- Watch the deadline creep closer
- Wonder if your card gets charged
✦ With the Blueprint
- Know exactly what to do this week
- Ask with scripts that sound like you
- Run an event that raises a big chunk at once
- Track every dollar toward your goal
- Walk into race weekend knowing where you stand
✦ MILE 5 · EVERY STEP OF THE ROUTE
What's inside
7 modules, 45 short lessons, and 40+ printable worksheets, trackers, and scripts.
Course curriculum
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Module 0: Start Here
6 lessons- 0.1 Welcome and My Story
- 0.2 How to Use This Course
- 0.3 Build Your Personal Timeline
- 0.4 Set Up Your Command Center
- 0.5 Short on Time? The Fast-Track Plan
- 0.6 Your Canva Template Library
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Module 1: Choose Your Race and Charity
9 lessons- 1.1 How Charity Bibs Work
- 1.2 Budget Your Own Costs
- 1.3 Which Races Offer Charity Bibs
- 1.4 Where to Find Charity Bibs
- 1.5 Timing Your Search
- 1.6 Picking Your Charity
- 1.7 Reading the Fine Print
- 1.8 Applying and Standing Out
- 1.9 If You're Not Accepted
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Module 2: Build Your Fundraising Plan
7 lessons- 2.1 Getting Comfortable Asking
- 2.2 Set Your Real Goal
- 2.3 Map Your Money
- 2.4 Build Your Donor List
- 2.5 Write Your Why
- 2.6 A $1,500 Campaign, Start to Finish
- 2.7 Fitting It Into Real Life
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Module 3: Big Offline Fundraisers
8 lessons- 3.1 Choosing Your Event
- 3.2 The Bake Sale System
- 3.3 The Charity Garage Sale System
- 3.4 The Auction System
- 3.5 More Fundraiser Ideas
- 3.6 Handling the Money
- 3.7 Getting Help
- 3.8 Rules Check
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Module 4: Online Momentum
5 lessons- 4.1 Launch Your Fundraising Page
- 4.2 Your Social Posting Plan
- 4.3 Personal Asks
- 4.4 Employer Matching Gifts
- 4.5 Local Business Sponsors
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Module 5: Close the Gap
5 lessons- 5.1 The Gap Check
- 5.2 Last-Call Campaigns
- 5.3 The Second Ask
- 5.4 Quick-Win Mini Events
- 5.5 If You're Still Short
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Module 6: Race Weekend and After
5 lessons- 6.1 Bring Donors Along
- 6.2 Thank-Yous That Stick
- 6.3 Wrap Up Your Records
- 6.4 Doing It Again
- 6.5 Share Your Results
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This Season's Charity Bib Options
1 lesson- Current Season Charity Bib List
✦ MILE 6 · PICK UP YOUR BIB
● CHARITY BIB BLUEPRINT ●
$67
YOUR ENTRY FEE · LIFETIME ACCESS
Less than a typical marathon registration fee, for a plan that helps you raise the whole minimum.
- Lessons organized by how far you are from race day
- How to find charity bibs and write applications that stand out
- My bake sale, charity garage sale, and auction systems, including cottage food rules if you bake at home
- A complete $1,500 example campaign, week by week
- Copy-and-paste scripts for every ask, follow-up, and thank-you, plus 30 days of social captions
- Fundraising Tracker, Timeline Planner, and 40+ printables for every step
- 19 done-for-you Canva templates: social posts, stories, event flyers, and table signs
- How to fit fundraising around training, work, and family without burning out
- A 12-week fast-track plan if you have 3 months or less
- A yearly current-season charity bib list
✦ 72-hour money-back guarantee. If it's not right for you, email us within 72 hours of purchase for a full refund.
✦ MILE 7 · AID STATION
Questions
Do I need a charity bib already?
No. Module 1 shows you which races offer charity bibs, where to find them, when applications open, and how to apply so you stand out.
I'm already behind on fundraising. Is it too late?
Not at all. Start with the 12-week fast-track plan and the Close the Gap module, built for runners who need to catch up quickly.
Have you actually run on a charity bib?
Yes. I run big charity races on charity bibs myself. Everything in this course comes from my own fundraising, not theory.
Does this work for any race?
Yes. The system works for any race with a charity program, from big-city marathons to destination race weekends. A current-season list of charity bib options is updated every year.
How much time does it take?
Lessons are short, about 5 to 10 minutes each, and every one ends with a single action step. You only do the lessons for your stage.
Do I need design skills?
No. Every flyer, sign, and social post comes as a Canva template with the layout already done. Click the link, swap in your race, charity, goal, and photo, and download. A free Canva account is all you need.
What if it's not right for me?
You're covered by a 72-hour money-back guarantee. Email [email protected] within 72 hours of purchase and you'll get a full refund. See the Refund Policy for details.
Is this connected to a race or charity?
No. The Charity Bib Blueprint is independent and not affiliated with any race or charity. All donations go directly through your charity's own fundraising page.
✦ THE FINISH LINE ✦
Your race. Your cause. Your plan.
Picture race morning: your bib pinned on, your goal met, and a list of people who helped you get there. Stop hoping the donations show up. Start following a plan that gets you to that start line.
This course is educational only and is not legal, tax, or financial advice. It is independent and not affiliated with any race or charity.