Earlier this week I was reading this article on Mashable which has a lot of information about the month of December and charitable giving. Some interesting stats: – Charitable organizations receive as much as 40% of their annual donations during the month of December –… read more
We have many amazing campaigns on IndieGoGo, and sometimes we are lucky enough to have our campaign owners write a little about their experience and what they have learned through their fundraising efforts. Karen Seiger originally shared her thoughts on her Markets of New York… read more
This Insight has Been Updated: Click Here to See Updated Post On average, the campaigns on IndieGoGo that send 11 or more updates to their contributors, raise 137% more money then projects that don't. This results in over $1000 more money towards their funding goal.… read more
WAR The Human Cost Okay, we know we missed 24-Hour Comics Day by at least a week. But we wanted to make up for it by highlighting some of our favorite current comic projects on IndieGoGo. If you're like me — or at least how… read more
Last week we talked about one of our fiscal sponsorship partners, Fractured Atlas. Today we want to highlight our other partner in fiscal sponsorship, the San Francisco Film Society. When we say "fiscal sponsorship," we mean getting your project affiliated with these larger organizations so… read more
Several months ago we announced our exciting partnership with arts support organization Fractured Atlas. Today we want to again provide you with some information on how to take advantage of this fortunate parternship. Fractured Atlas is a non-profit organization that seeks to promote the arts… read more
A quick peek at some interesting school and education-related projects on IndieGoGo this week. The Bully Project What it is: A feature documentary film that shows how we’ve all been affected by bullying, whether we’ve been victims, perpetrators or stood silent witness. Why we love… read more