crowdfunding
- noun
- /ˈkraʊdˌfʌndɪŋ/
- Texting
- And with her music, she's had like, one of the most successful crowdfunding campaigns.
- equity crowdfunding
- crowdfunding campaign
- crowdfunding platform
And what I learned through this process is that crowdfunding is not about me.
- And what I learned through this process is that crowdfunding is not about me.
- And I did a crowdfunding campaign for six weeks and I passed my goal.
- It's a way to pay for healthcare through crowdfunding.
- This is abuse of of this is abuse of crowdfunding.
- And if people are interested in donating to that, there's a, a crowdfunding campaign.
- There's Longview Investments, there's debt, there's crowdfunding.
- And you previously you guys launched via a very successful crowdfunding campaign, the EU Arm series of arms.
- And so the plan is for me to kind of wrap up Escape the Night with the crowdfunding that I just did.
- Friends and family money would be, you know, like crowdfunding, for example, which is a lot of small amounts which we don't do.
Examples
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Because crowdfunding is the new wave to get financing.
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The movie was made possible through crowdfunding, as thousands of fans contributed small amounts online.
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So at least through crowdfunding they are getting to make something.
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And I did a crowdfunding campaign for six weeks and I passed my goal.
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And what I learned through this process is that crowdfunding is not about me.
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The people who took part in the crowdfunding felt that they owned the film.
Blog text (9) -
So people set up online crowdfunding campaigns, which raise millions of dollars.
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For those of you who don't know what crowdfunding is, it's where filmmakers go directly to the fans online to fund their movie.
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On October 2, 2015, Istvan reached the funding goal of US $26,110 on the popular crowdfunding platform.
Academic text (2017) -
And there were thousands of those hoodies sold online through platforms like Kickstarter, Indiegogo, like all of those crowdfunding platforms.
Synonyms
An event that collects money for a cause
A planned effort to collect money for a cause
A planned event to collect money for a cause
An organized activity to collect money for a charity or cause
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Surface Forms
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Etymology
Crowdfunding is a modern compound of crowd ('group of people') and funding ('giving money to support something'), meaning many people each give small amounts to pay for a project, usually online. A helpful way to remember it is to imagine a crowd passing a hat so the project can get the money it needs.