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Looking at the charities on there it seems they don't have much luck. I was able to outperform 99% of those with just social media.The Annoyed Man wrote:killerfly128, I have an idea that might be worth investigating..... check out IndieGoGo.com: https://www.indiegogo.com/. They are a crowd-funding source, but I think they also do crowd-funding for charities too.
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Well it was just a thought.killerfly128 wrote:Looking at the charities on there it seems they don't have much luck. I was able to outperform 99% of those with just social media.The Annoyed Man wrote:killerfly128, I have an idea that might be worth investigating..... check out IndieGoGo.com: https://www.indiegogo.com/. They are a crowd-funding source, but I think they also do crowd-funding for charities too.
https://www.indiegogo.com/explore?utf8= ... le=charity
A much appreciated one! Any guidance or ideas I get are priceless.The Annoyed Man wrote:Well it was just a thought.killerfly128 wrote:Looking at the charities on there it seems they don't have much luck. I was able to outperform 99% of those with just social media.The Annoyed Man wrote:killerfly128, I have an idea that might be worth investigating..... check out IndieGoGo.com: https://www.indiegogo.com/. They are a crowd-funding source, but I think they also do crowd-funding for charities too.
https://www.indiegogo.com/explore?utf8= ... le=charity