How far you get in the challenge is up to your practice. How much that is worth is up to how many padrinos you found. This is the part you can start on today.
Each padrino pledges whatever they like, and their pledges add together. That total is what one point of yours is worth — and it goes up every time somebody says yes.
Every padrino's pledge, added together. That is what one point of yours is worth. Ten cents from one, two dollars from another — it all goes into the same number, and the number only ever goes up.
It is the one thing you control completely. Your score depends on how the run goes; your point value depends only on how many people you asked.
Nine rounds the whole way down. Only the padrinos changed.
This is the number to grow. Your score is the same however many padrinos you have, so every padrino you find raises the value of every point you go on to score — including the ones you have not scored yet.
Ten cents a point is a real pledge. So is two dollars. People give what suits them, and none of them need to know what anyone else gave — they only see their own.
So do not decide for them. Ask everyone, let each one choose their own number, and watch what your point is worth climb.
Move the sliders and see what your run would be worth.
Pledging opens two weeks before the run and closes when the run happens. Once you have taken your official run, nobody else can pledge on it — so every padrino has to be found before then.
A padrino is anyone who would be glad you asked. Most people find ten without leaving the family.
The ones who live furthest away are often the quickest to say yes. They cannot come to anything, and this is something they can be part of.
Paste your own link at the end and send it. Short works better than long.