A spin-to-win wheel for your fundraiser stall
A prize wheel stall works at a school fair or fundraising day because each go is quick and anyone can play. Put your donated prizes on the wheel, weight the small ones so they come up most often, and run it on a laptop or TV at the stall.
Try this wheel
Spin it here. Open it as your own wheel to rename wedges, change weights, save it and show it on a big screen.
A free RepBud account runs your own wheel. No card needed; guests join without an account or app.
What is on this wheel
Your wheel opens as “Fundraiser spin to win” with these 8 wedges. A higher weight means a bigger wedge and a proportionally higher chance; rename, add or remove any of them.
- Sweets · weight 6
- Sticker · weight 6
- Small toy · weight 4
- Book · weight 3
- Water bottle · weight 3
- Try again · weight 3
- Raffle ticket · weight 2
- Star prize · weight 1
Tips
- Count your donated prizes before the day and set the weights so the wheel matches what you have.
- Check the local rules for paid games of chance before charging for a spin.
- Keep a “Try again” wedge at a low weight so most spins still win something.
- Lower a prize’s weight or remove it when that prize runs out, and check stock at each break.
Questions
What happens when a prize runs out?
Remove that wedge or lower its weight between spins; the wheel resizes the wedges to match.
Can volunteers run it without an account?
One organiser signs in with a free RepBud account on the stall laptop. Volunteers can then spin on that screen, or from Wheel remote in the free app signed in with the same account.
Does it need wi-fi?
Yes. The wheel needs an internet connection to open and spin, so check the signal at your stall or use a phone hotspot.