A crowdfunding masterclass with Help Refugees
In times of crisis, often the last thing on your mind is sitting down to write an arduous grant...
Category: Crowdfunding
A Crowdfunding Masterclass with Stop Funding Hate
Stop Funding Hate is an organisation that campaigns advertisers to pull their advertising from...
Give Over: How micro-philanthropy is changing
People’s relationship to giving money is changing. There’s a key ingredient of fundraising that...
Top 5 lessons the UK crowdfunding space can learn from the USA
The UK has made extraordinary advances in crowdfunding, specifically in the equity arena, but before it can claim the title of “world leader in crowdfunding,” the UK still stands to gain something from the US in terms of rewards based crowdfunding.
Introducing the UK’s First Ever Crowdfunding Academy!
We’re excited to announce the launch of the UK’s first ever Crowdfunding Academy at Nesta on the 19th September 2016. The Academy is for people and organisations looking to learn about the best ways to use crowdfunding to increase their social impact. It will cover best practice in digital fundraising along with cutting edge movement building techniques, enabling participants to get the most out of this fast-growing area.
Want to crowdfund but don’t understand the crowd?
As part of our partnership with Social Enterprise Conference 2015, we are able to offer you a ‘friends and family’ 100% discount on the workshop and 10% off the conference.
Crowdfunding the Crowdfunders: A systemic approach to raising your own finance
“More importantly, we want to raise money through crowdfunding – as opposed to the traditional venture capital route – because we fundamentally believe in fundraising in a positive, open, constructive and supportive way – in a way that involves the friends, family, professional contacts, customers and stakeholders in our business. I mean, that’s why we started Hubbub to begin with. It’s a no brainer” …… Jonathan May, CEO of Hubbub talks about why crowdfunding for crowdfunders is the systemic approach.
