Show up. Rack up. Get rewarded.
Turn your workouts into local rewards. Check in at participating gyms, earn RackUp Points, and redeem them at businesses around your community.
Where to scan
20 places to scan and support a cause.
How it works
Show up. Rack up points. Get rewarded.
Show up & scan
Visit a participating gym, get your workout in, and scan the RackUp QR code.
Rack up points
Every check-in earns points. Keep showing up, stay consistent, and watch your points add up.
Get rewarded
Redeem your points for exclusive deals and rewards at participating local businesses.
Show up. Earn entries. Win.
Stay active and earn entries into RackUp giveaways and community drawings just by showing up.
Entries are earned automatically based on your qualifying scans.
Current community drawing items
Win prizes by supporting verified causes.
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Featured causes
Visit a participating location to scan the QR code, or use a shared link to support remotely.
The Blood Cancer United mission: Cure blood cancer and improve the quality of life of all patients and their families. Blood Cancer United funds lifesaving blood cancer research around the world, provides free information and support services, and is the voice for all blood cancer patients seeking access to quality, affordable, coordinated care.
The Watervliet Civic Center provides services necessary to address needs through recreational, social, educational, youth developmental and prevention/awareness. Programs will assist youth in developing and strengthening healthy relationships with each other, teach sportsmanship, citizenship, values and respecting the rights of others.
Tia Szczepanski is a pediatric ICU nurse who was diagnosed with severe aplastic anemia on 3/6/25. Tias chance for survival was contingent on receiving a bone marrow transplant which she received from her brother on 6/11/25. We were admitted on May 31st until July 18th in Boston. We are now 6 months post transplant and continue to receive care at Dana farber in Boston on monthly visits. Tia still continues to fight with graft vs host disease in her GI tract which happens when the donated cells attack the recipients body. The full recovery time for Tia is over a year and cannot work until that year mark.