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The changemakers interviewed for "Let's Start Some Good: What's Next in 2013" have launched projects in fields such as aid work, cancer awareness, socially responsible tourism...
Social peer-funding site StartSomeGood has reached its 20th international market, with the addition of Chinese social enterprise Prop Roots to its line-up of over 85 peer-funding ventures....
Since then, the movement has gone global, spreading to other cities and then to one central online hub. The accompanying app, which allows users to report harassment in real time and map out where...
Crowdsourcing allows a film-maker to pitch his or her idea and in exchange for some modest benefits to raise funding for it. This is not going to float Hollywood blockbuster budgets but for more...
KickStarter's concept is simple: Crowdsourced funding. Inventors post their ideas on the site and seek funding for their projects. The people behind PrintrBot had a goal of raising $25,000...
In March 2011, StartSomeGood.com launched in order to support changemakers to turn their ideas into impact by giving them tools to build a community of supporters and raise the funds they need in a...
"The point was to get people to know about what we’re doing and get the word out and StartSomeGood was a really great platform for that. The biggest piece of advice is that this is just a...
StartSomeGood empowers people from around the world to become social innovators. They provide social entrepreneurs with a platform to raise start-up funds and build a community of supporters -- all...
Australians have been at the forefront of the crowdsourcing trend, and the variety of businesses that offer crowdsourced design options is a testament to its success. SMEs have been able to save...
According to StartSomeGood co-founder Tom Dawkins, they have learned more and more the power of focusing on the positive impact social entrepreneurs are making rather than just talking about the...
The potential for using smart data and social technologies to drive sustainability is also taking root in academia. Smart data thinkers from MIT, Northeastern University, Harvard and the Santa Fe...
The prominence of services such as Kickstarter, Start Some Good, and CauseVox have been popular in tech news of late, with most focus falling on projects in the arts or technology space. But what...
American Red Cross and Ugandan Red Cross will be tracing into Open Street Map off of high resolution satellite imagery donated by the U.S. State Department’s Humanitarian Information Unit and...
Kickstarter is the largest of dozens of sites devoted to crowdfunding, in which donors contribute small sums of money to get a project off the ground. Inventors, artists and entrepreneurs post...
At StartSomeGood, they’re passionate about making funding a more dynamic process.But crowdfunding is not always a magic bullet that eliminates the need for other. Here are some ideas on how to...
StartSomeGood connects budding social entrepreneurs with the financial and intellectual capital that they need -- all in a fun, engaging and community-driven way. The site taps into the power of...
There are lots of people with bigger and creative ideas but they just don't have sufficient resources. So, that's where StartSomeGood comes in. The group is composed of four UCLA Bruins...
Many of us have come to associate crowdfunding with websites such as Kickstarter, Rockethub, Quirky, Fans Next Door and many others. However, while the creators of these platforms have channeled their energies to target crowdfunding potential for creative projects, Alex Budak- founder of StartSomeGood - realized that the power of collective giving could also be used for social endeavors. 
ActiveCaptain started as a small site in 2007 where boaters could add information about marinas, anchorages, bridges, hazards, and other information of interest to people on boats. The information...
Here is the Top 10 List of Crowdfunding Websites for Entrepreneurs: 1. Profounder 2. Startup Addict 3. Believers Fund 4. Rockethub 5. Quirky 6. New Jelly 7. CoFolio 8. Kick Starter 9....
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