24 hours in the life of Jacqueline Ngo Mpii, the founder of Little Africa in Paris. Jacqueline is an Afro-French entrepreneur dedicated to elevating all things Afro and African in Paris.
Applications are now closed for this cohort. To apply for our 2021 cohort, go here! The Indiegogo Fellowship Program provides small entrepreneurs and creators from marginalized and underrepresented communities in the tech and innovation community (i.e. women, BIPOC, LGBTQIA+ entrepreneurs, etc.), who have limited resources… read more
Labor Day is just around the corner, and our top campaigns of August are basking in the golden hour of summertime.
Running your own business is no easy feat. It takes a healthy dose of passion, discipline, and commitment. Ever wondered what a day in the life of a small business owner and founder is like? We’re here to give you a glimpse! This week, we’re… read more
Indiegogo recently caught up with Trevor Smith of SnackJones, the world’s first online hub to discover, try, and buy the best in “better-for-you snacks.”
Stereogum, one of the most influential music blogs of the last 20 years, recently launched an Indiegogo campaign to save the music.
One of the best parts of crowdfunding is pitching in and helping ideas that you care about come to life. These ideas need people like you to bring them to life. After all, the word “crowd” is right there in the name. When you contribute… read more
Amazfit is on a mission to help people improve their health with technology, and they’ve recently used crowdfunding to launch two wearables: The Amazfit X smartwatch that monitors overall fitness and provides easy-to-understand health recommendations. The Amazfit ZenBuds are lightweight, noise-cancelling earbuds that can be… read more
It seemed like the sport of boxing was gaining all time popularity amongst celebrities and common folk alike when the pandemic hit and gyms were forced to close down. Enter Move It Swift – a pair of boxing gloves that’s smart enough to train you,… read more
For those still counting, it’s August! For those who’ve stopped counting — what is time anyway, right? — a quick public service announcement: Groundhog Day was in February, not to be confused with literally every other day since then, and events are still occurring in… read more