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Crowdfunding


GET YOUR PROJECTS FUNDED BY YOUR LOCAL COMMUNITY BY RUNNING A TARGETED ONLINE CROWDFUNDING CAMPAIGN


WHAT IS CROWDFUNDING? Sign up!


CrowdFundEd is provided as part of the FundEd programme. Sign up at


funded.org.uk


Rather than asking one donor for a large investment, crowdfunding asks a large crowd of donors to each make a small contribution. This method of fundraising


should be especially effective for schools, given that you have a ready-made network of people in your community – parents, and business owners – who have a vested interest in seeing your


project succeed! Through our technology partners,


Hubbub, we’ve created a bespoke online platform tailored specically for schools. Crowdfunded.org.uk enables every project you run to be easily shared with your supporters through email and social media. The benets of a well-managed


crowdfunding campaign go far beyond the extra funds in your bank... Crowdfunding helps raise awareness of your school’s vision, opens doors to new opportunities and partnerships, and increases your support base for future appeals.


Turn the page for advice on how to run a crowdfunding campaign and to read testimonials from schools that have already successfully crowdfunded their projects. Get expert guidance on creating a project, setting targets, giving rewards, promoting your project, and much more at funded.org.uk.


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