MoneyDolly

• Free

Last verified 4 Sep 2026

4.7 114246 ratings · App Store

1. 1/5Sent texts to my contacts pretending to be me

   My school choir used this for a fundraiser. I wasn’t really interested in it because my family had already donated money and I didn’t want to bother with any stupid discount cards, but they bribed us with candy so I added random people to my circle without any plans of texting any of them. All we were told was to add people who might buy from you. To my surprise, a few days later a friend texted me saying they had received a text from a number claiming to be me asking to donate to my choir fundraiser. They even sent them my profile picture from the app so it would seem real. Me and many other kids in the choir were upset because at no point were we told that automated texts would be sent to our contacts. I know the app gets a cut of the money we donate, and I don’t feel comfortable with them using my face for profit with the excuse that it’s a mutual benefit. Don’t use this app for any fundraisers, it’s misleading and an invasion of privacy.

   I’m mad about the app · 4 Sep 2026

2. 5/5Honest reaction

   MoneyDolly is an absolute game-changer—hands down one of the most impressive fundraising apps out there. Its sleek interface, seamless functionality, and powerful features make fundraising easier, faster, and more effective than ever. Whether you’re a student, parent, or organization looking to raise money, MoneyDolly streamlines the entire process with zero hassle. The ability to track progress, engage supporters, and maximize donations all in one place is nothing short of genius. It’s clear the developers put incredible thought into every detail, making it the ultimate tool for effortless and successful fundraising. If you haven’t tried MoneyDolly yet, you’re seriously missing out—this is fundraising done right!

   Defnotforcoins · 4 Sep 2026

3. 5/5Game-Changer for Fundraising!

   I recently used the MoneyDolly app for a cheer fundraiser, and it was an absolute game-changer. The app is super easy to use. Setting up my campaign took just a few minutes, and sharing it with family and friends was easy as well thanks to the built-in social sharing tools. What I love most is how organized everything is-real-time tracking of donations, team progress, and personalized pages for each participant made it way more efficient than traditional fundraising. It also helps eliminate the awkwardness of going door-to-door or dealing with cash. Our group raised more than we expected, and everyone-from students to parents-had a smooth experience. Highly recommend MoneyDolly for any team, club, or organization looking to fundraise smarter, not harder!

   zozothebaddiewaddie · 4 Sep 2026

4. 4/5Easy Way to Raise Money for Teams

   MoneyDolly is actually a pretty good app for fundraising. My team used it, and it made raising money way easier than selling stuff door to door. All we had to do was sign up, share a link, and people could donate or buy something online. It kept track of how much money each person made, which was kind of fun because we could see who was winning. The only thing I didn’t really like is that the app wants access to your contacts, and it will send out texts to a lot of people. Some of my family thought the messages looked kind of random. But besides that, it’s simple to use and way better than carrying around cash or checks. If your team or school needs to raise money, I’d recommend it. Just be ready to explain to people what the app is so they know it’s not fake

   Kam Jenkins 21 · 4 Sep 2026

5. 5/5Review

   MoneyDolly is a solid and modern solution for fundraising, especially for youth groups, schools, and community organizations that want to move beyond old-fashioned sale-of-items or door-to-door collections. Its strengths lie in automation, transparency, gamification, and reducing friction for both organizers and donors. However, it’s not perfect. Privacy and messaging practices need careful oversight, and users should understand fee structures. For some, the app’s automated actions may feel intrusive or opaque unless well managed. Also, some UI quirks and performance issues remain, particularly on certain devices. If I were giving it a score (out of 5), based on aggregate user reviews and tradeoffs, I’d give it about 4.2 to 4.4 / 5 in real-world usability (versus the “ideal” 5/5).

   kasey_q13 · 4 Sep 2026

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