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Free Printable Pledge Sheet Template

Add your organization, participant, and event. Print a clean one-page pledge sheet for any walk-a-thon, jog-a-thon, read-a-thon, fun run, or hit-a-thon. No signup required.

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Fill in the details below. The sheet updates as you type.

Prints on one US Letter page. Choose “Save as PDF” in the print dialog to keep a copy.

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Walk-a-Thon Pledge Sheet

Your Organization

Participant:  

Event date:  

Sponsors: pledge an amount per lap the participant completes, a flat amount, or both. After the event, Total = pledge per lap × laps completed + flat pledge. Laps completed:  

#Sponsor namePhone / emailPledge per lapFlat pledgeTotalPaid ✓
1  $$$ 
2  $$$ 
3  $$$ 
4  $$$ 
5  $$$ 
6  $$$ 
7  $$$ 
8  $$$ 
9  $$$ 
10  $$$ 
11  $$$ 
12  $$$ 
13  $$$ 
14  $$$ 
15  $$$ 
Totals$$$ 

Collect online instead: Your Organizationuses PledgeAthon — sponsors can pledge and pay at a personal donation page. pledgeathon.io

What belongs on a pledge sheet

Who is asking, and for what

The organization, the participant, the event, and the date go at the top. A sponsor should be able to glance at the sheet and know exactly who they are backing and when the event happens.

Both ways to pledge

Some sponsors want to pledge per lap or per mile so their gift grows with effort. Others just want to write “$20” and be done. Give both a column. A per-unit pledge of $2 a lap across 20 laps is $40 — twice what most flat pledges come in at.

A way to reach the sponsor afterward

This is the column everyone skips and then regrets. Without a phone number or email, a per-unit pledge cannot be collected after the event. Make it required on your sheet.

A Paid column and a totals row

The sheet is also the collection record. A check mark in the Paid column tells the participant (and the treasurer) who still owes. The totals row turns fifteen scribbles into one number to turn in.

A path to pay online

The footer of this sheet points sponsors to the participant's online donation page. Sponsors who pay online pay at the moment they pledge, which is the single biggest reason online pages collect 95%+ while paper sheets collect 55–65%. Read the full guide in our pledge sheet templates post.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this pledge sheet really free?

Yes. No signup, no email, no watermark. Fill in your organization and participant, click print, and you have a one-page pledge sheet. Print as many as you need. If you want to collect the pledges online instead of on paper, PledgeAthon is free too — zero platform fees.

How do sponsors fill in the pledge sheet?

Each sponsor writes their name, a phone number or email, and either a pledge per unit (per lap, per mile, per book) or a flat pledge. After the event, the participant writes in how many units they completed and multiplies it out. Total = pledge per unit × units completed + flat pledge.

Which fundraisers does this pledge sheet work for?

Any per-unit fundraiser: walk-a-thons, jog-a-thons, fun runs, read-a-thons, hit-a-thons, swim-a-thons, bike-a-thons, and dance-a-thons. Pick the event type and the pledge unit (laps, miles, minutes, hits, or books) and the sheet updates to match.

How do I save the pledge sheet as a PDF?

Click Print pledge sheet, then choose “Save as PDF” as the destination in your browser's print dialog. The sheet is sized for a single US Letter page in portrait.

Why collect pledges online instead of on paper?

Paper pledge sheets typically collect 55–65% of what was promised, because chasing sponsors after the event is awkward and slow. Online donation pages collect 95%+ because sponsors pay when they pledge. Hand out the paper sheet for sponsors who prefer it, and point everyone else to the participant's PledgeAthon page.

Skip the paper chase?

PledgeAthon gives every participant a personal donation page where sponsors pledge per lap and pay by card in one step. Free for schools, churches, teams, and organizations. Zero platform fees, and our TipShare program returns 10% of donor tip proceeds (after standard payment processing) to your organization.