Over the last six months Nonprofit Tech for Good has bookmarked over 50 fundraising tools. Libraries are habitually short of funds. It’s one thing to complain, commiserate with peers or blame your prime funder (largely tuition fees or taxation like property axes or mil rates) or to point out the situation without a call-to-action. It’s another thing to pilot and experiment with things to do something about it.
Some libraries have had success with Kickstarter or IndieGoGo but those sometimes appear profit-oriented, which sometimes doesn’t align with library value systems. This list of not-for-profit fundraising sites might be useful for your initiatives.
9 Fundraising Tools to Watch in 2015
http://www.nptechforgood.com/2015/04/11/9-fundraising-tools-to-watch-in-2015/
1. SnapDonate
2. Promise or Pay
4. Kids Give
5. Good World
6. Give App
7. Dollar A Day
8. Charitweet
9. @Pay
Other options:
CanadaHelps™ Fundraising – CanadaHelps.org
Adwww.canadahelps.org/Fundraising
Raise Funds For Your Cause Online. Free Online Tool For Donations.
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mashable.com/2012/12/06/kickstarter–alternatives/
Dec 5, 2012 – Some of Kickstarter’s competitors are gaining traction in the crowdfunding market. These services could give Kickstarter a run for its money in …
www.crowdcrux.com/10-best-kickstarter–alternatives/Before deciding which platform to launch a project on, we recommend checking out the guide we’ve put together to help decide which crowdfunding website is …
Let everyone know how they work for you – good or bad.
Stephen
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