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Based on this infographic, 96% of online donors have made donations in the past' and '62% are donating online for the first time'. That kind of blows a hole in the assumption that...
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"Things are looking good. Our donors have been really, really loyal to us, which is wonderful. I know it's tough for people out there and it's great that they're continuing to...
“It’s encouraging to see how important caring about others is to people,” said Lesley Mansford, CEO of Razoo. “At Razoo we believe the act of giving benefits the donor as much as the recipient,...
Give OUT Day is breaking new ground as the first nationwide Giving Day for the LGBTQ community. Anyone in the U.S. states and territories can donate online through GiveOutDay.org, powered by...
The online voting was supported by the bank's Chase Community Giving program that leverages the power of social media to "crowdsource" how charitable dollars should be allocated....
givezooks! offers social fundraising for nonprofits, connecting individuals and organizations online to increase charitable giving.
Late last month, GoodWorldCreations LLC officially launched HelpersUnite, a crowdfunding platform that links creative and commercial ventures with charitable causes and events. In stark contrast to popular crowdfunding platforms like Kickstarter and IndieGoGo, which do not allow charitable giving, HelpersUnite requires project creators to donate at least five percent (5%) of funds raised to a cause of their choice. Crowdsourcing.org spoke with Luan Cox, co-founder and CEO of HelpersUnite, to learn more about her fresh, charitably inclined take on crowdfunding.
“We applaud everyone, whether you’re famous or not, who stands up for the causes they care about,” said Lesley Mansford, CEO of Razoo. “One certainly doesn’t have to be a celebrity to make a...
Artez builds powerful, proven online fundraising technology that helps you to turn supporters into passionate fundraisers.As fundraising visionaries, they look for ways to open up new sources of...
HelpersUnite.com connects artists, entrepreneurs, and charitable organizations with supporters who are compelled to contribute time, talents, and funding to help reach a common goal. The first-ever...
"We're not doing a heavy push on fundraising. We're really not trying to overwhelm people that way," said Jennifer Tierney, who is in charge of fundraising at DWB. "I...
JustGiving Product Manager Jonathan Waddingham explained: "By launching our new Timeline app, we aim to increase the number of people sharing their charitable giving online and increase the...
"Reaching the $100 [million] milestone is just the beginning," said Razoo CEO Lesley Mansford. "The opportunity and Razoo's vision is to build a global giving community focused...
Our mission is to empower and transform communities through collective local philanthropy. ClickTheCause (www.clickthecause.org) is a 501 (c)3 nonprofit organization that connects people and...
The campaign, "Martha Stewart's Thanks for Giving Challenge," invites charitable organizations around the country to compete to raise the most money on behalf of their...
MicroGiving is a crowd funding website that lets you raise money online to fund a project, cause or entrepreneurial idea and give a percent of what you raise directly to a charity, cause,...
It’s a simple concept: a philanthropic Kickstarter with nudity. Set to launch at the end of October, Bare Naked Bake Sale allows anyone to launch a charitable campaign — like ‘Give Cancer The Finger,’ one of the early sample campaigns — backed by some tasteful semi- or fully-nude photos. Crowdsourcing.org spoke with Bare Naked Bake Sale founders Justina Walford and Stacy Cumberbatch to learn more about their rousing new style of crowdfunding.
Disclaimer: mild nudity after the jump.
HelpersUnite, a crowd-giving community where you can raise funds for creative and cause-based projects, and sell tickets to your special events, all in one place. They're fueled by talent,...
With crowdfunding becoming an ever more popular way to raise start up costs for businesses and projects all over the world, Crowdsourcing.org decided to take a look at ten cases where crowdfunding has been put to a benevolent use.
The rise in the number of people online — not just in the developed world, but in poorer countries too — is transforming the world into a truly “global village.” As a result, those who have internet access have more opportunities than ever. Perhaps the most fitting example to kick off our look at philanthropic instances of crowdfunding is AHumanRight.org, a non-government organization whose mission is to ensure “global access to information as a human right.” The charitable group employed the crowdfunding method in an attempt to buy the high capacity communications satellite Terrestar 1 from its bankrupt owners. AHumanRight.org planned to provide internet access to some of the poorest people on the planet, free of charge.
According to Luan Cox, founder and CEO of HelpersUnite; "Through HelpersUnite.com crowdsourcing platform, artists, musicians and fundraisers can distribute tickets while having the...
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