Since 2008, Indiegogo users have been spreading creativity, positivity, and—if we might be so bold—a can-do spirit that’s changing the world in ways both big and small. Even after seven years and tens of thousands of successful fundraisers, our community continues to surprise us every day with new ways of thinking, new ways of doing, and new ways of giving.
By almost any measure, your sense of compassion is staggering. Together you battled Parkinson’s and launched scholarships. You helped neighbors in need and memorialized loved ones. You taught a new generation to code. You overcame car accidents and floods and seemingly every type of curveball that life can throw.
Every day you inspire us to do more. And so today we’re excited to introduce Generosity, a new community for showing and sharing compassion through socially conscious fundraising.
Generosity for Causes of Every Shape & Size
Our goal is nothing short of becoming the world’s most active platform for compassionate giving, which is why we crafted Generosity specifically for the needs of socially minded nonprofits and individuals looking to solve both personal and community challenges. And because human goodness shouldn’t have limits, Generosity is free of the fees common to most personal and nonprofit fundraising sites, so more money goes straight to the causes you care about most.
If you’re new to our community, think of Generosity as the side of Indiegogo that leans more towards personal causes and community-minded campaigns. For those of you that already have experience launching or supporting nonprofit campaigns on Indiegogo and individual fundraisers on Indiegogo Life, you’ll now turn to Generosity for personal fundraising.
If you’re curious whether Generosity might be a good fit for your own situation, check out the Help & Support section or, even better, browse some of the fundraisers already active on the site. There’s no shortage of inspiration to be found.
Ready to start spreading Generosity?
There’s no time like the present: Launch a fundraiser today, or pass along the news to a friend or your favorite nonprofit organization. You can also head over to the How it Works page on Generosity to learn more before getting started.
With your help, we’ve seen human goodness reach new heights on Indiegogo. We can’t wait to see what you do with Generosity!
Its criminal how long you hold the money from the people trying to raise the funds. you charge money for each donation plus 30%. I’m pretty sure what you guys are doing is not legal. you can’t charge people and then hold the money for as long as you do, so you can move it around and do what you want with it. either charge them the fee and give the money right away. or hold it and not charge any thing. This website should have in bold letters that you hold the money for a very long time. but I’m sure you won’t do that cuz then no one would use this site. Its sad that the people that are using your fund raiser are most likely needing the mont ASAP for surgery or time sensitive things. you guys are taking advantage of the system.
https://www.generosity.com/medical-fundraising/retirement-story-of-my-dad/x/13723345
I am helping to access rural children to school by constructing a community rural school. The children are now taking lessons on bare dusty floors. Help us to raise $3000 to buy desks, books and pens.
https://igg.me/at/9wiv0v6Qa6M
Hi, i could not find answers to these questions in your help-pages:
– Are nonprofits now forbidden to run campaigns on Indiegogo?
– I’m already registered on Indiegogo through my 501c3 fiscal sponsor. Will my account automatically integrate with Generosity, or must i create a separate account on Generosity?
– My 501c3 fiscal sponsor is already listed on Indiegogo. Will it automatically be available on Generosity, or must my 501c3 fiscal sponsor register on Generosity?
– Does Indiegogo give nonprofits on Generosity some “extra” exposure on the Indiegogo homepage? Indiegogo is the “go-to” crowdfunding website — how will potential donors learn about Generosity? Can we expect the same level of exposure on Generosity as we get on Indiegogo?
– Can Generosity campaigns have “rewards” like Indiegogo? If not, what if we want to offer Indiegogo-style rewards?
thx!
hi.pls …https://www.generosity.com/emergencies-fundraising/im-from-greece-im-poor-economic-can-you-help-me/x/12973185
Here is the link https://www.generosity.com/community-fundraising/sayitforwardusa/x/6248671
I just posted my project..when I share it, it has no thumbnail? HELP
https://igg.me/at/2zYzUjjyvC0 Help !!
Amazing! Check out this fundraising 🙂 https://www.generosity.com/volunteer-fundraising/omg-help-poor-people-in-latin-america–2/x/9522260
This is a really exciting development. I am trying it for our Elders in the community.