Tally Rewards vs Tailgate Cards

Tally Rewards helps you earn more from the places you already love. Link an eligible debit or credit card, visit participating venues, and automatically track qualifying activity toward points, status, rewards, and more. With Tally, you can discover participating venues, follow your rewards path, see how close you are to your next reward, and redeem eligible offers directly in the app. Track your progress over time, build streaks, unlock status tiers, and compete with friends, groups, and other customers on venue leaderboards. Whether you are grabbing coffee, meeting friends, or visiting your favorite local spot, Tally makes loyalty simple, social, and rewarding. Features include: - Earn points from qualifying purchases and visits at participating venues - Track your progress toward rewards and status tiers - Redeem eligible in-app rewards from participating venues - Join challenges, groups, and leaderboards - See venue-specific rewards, points, and activity in one place - Link your card securely to enable automatic reward tracking Rewards, points, redemptions, and eligibility vary by participating venue. Some features may require an eligible linked card or account. Terms of Use: https://tallyrewards.com/legal/terms Privacy Policy: https://tallyrewards.com/legal/privacy End User Licence Agreement: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Fundraising usually means candy bars, car washes, and asking the same people for money twice a year. Tailgate is a better version of that. Supporters buy a $25 digital discount pass and get a year of deals at local businesses. Unlimited use, no coupon book to lose, no expiration after one visit. The pass lives in Apple Wallet, so it's there when they need it. For the group raising the money, that means keeping far more of every dollar than a traditional fundraiser, without handling inventory, order forms, or cash. Fraternities and sororities use it. So do campus clubs, marching bands, club sports teams, and student organizations. Off campus it works the same way for youth leagues, travel teams, booster clubs, PTOs, schools, church groups, and local nonprofits. If your group needs to raise money and has people willing to share a link, it works. Here's what you actually do in the app. You see where you stand. Your sales, your group's total, and how your chapter ranks against every other group competing. It updates as passes sell, so you always know if you're ahead. You compete for real prizes. Campus competitions run all season. Groups raise money for local nonprofits while chasing house upgrades, social budget, and trips. The leaderboard tells you exactly how many passes you're from first. You share your link. Text it, drop it in the group chat, post it. Every sale gets credited to you automatically, so there's never a question about who sold what. You use your pass. Open the app, find a business, redeem in two taps. Or add the pass to Apple Wallet and skip the app entirely. Organizations can set up a group, invite members, and start selling the same day. Passes are purchased on our website. The app is where you use yours, track your standing, and share your link.