Run the appeal your way. The structure's built in.

A classic paddle raise with a good MC, or the Unified Moment — the platform carries both. The arc lives on the big screen: the room gathers, a collective match builds, everyone gives at once. Your MC reads the room; the platform does the counting — quiet givers give from their phones, the total climbs live, and the books close before the event does.

The Unified Moment: three acts, one room

Act 1 — Room Gather: everyone joins from their phone and the screen shows participation climbing, so you can see how much of the room is in.

Act 2 — Leadership Council: from their phones, donors put up a match together — individual pledges merge into one collective match, each donor named or anonymous.

Act 3 — The Unified Moment: everyone picks a range and the wheel sets their gift, all at once. Seats light up as gifts land, table totals reveal — and if a match was raised, the room meets it together.

Running a classic paddle raise instead? The Wheel runs alongside.

Keep your raise exactly as you run it. During the raise, the Wheel adds phone giving for the hands that don't go up — those gifts hit the big screen's running total live, land on donor tabs, settle from phones before guests leave, and export with your results. Pledges called from the paddles stay in whatever you use to record them today.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this replace our paddle raise?

Your call. The Unified Moment is a complete appeal — the arc is built into the screen, so a good MC can carry it. Prefer the classic raise? Run it, and use the Wheel for the phone givers, the live total, and the books closed before the event ends.

How is the match different from a traditional match gift?

Instead of one major donor's match announced from the stage, donors build one giant match together from their phones during the Leadership Council — named or anonymous — and the whole room meets it together in the Unified Moment.

Do donors need to download an app?

No. It runs in any mobile browser. Attendees scan a QR code or open a link — there's nothing to install.