The hottest Fundraising Substack posts right now

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The J. Burden Show 439 implied HN points 13 Feb 24
  1. The author is seeking donations to upgrade parts of their show despite its recent success.
  2. The author reinvests most of the money earned back into their business.
  3. Donations are not expected but would greatly improve the quality of the content.
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Erika’s Newsletter 491 implied HN points 07 Dec 23
  1. You can start a nonprofit research organization without needing permission from a university.
  2. Research nonprofits can be designed to fit scientific goals rather than fitting into academia or industry.
  3. To start a nonprofit, write a 'two-pager', get connected with potential funders, fundraise, manage money, hire people, get lab space, and manage intellectual property.
City Hall Watcher 275 implied HN points 23 Oct 23
  1. City Hall Watcher celebrates its 250th issue with a focus on fundraising events in Toronto's mayoral by-election.
  2. Swanky cocktail parties played a significant role in funding candidates, with some raising millions through ticketed events.
  3. Analyzing campaign finance data shows the impact of fundraising strategies on the mayoral contenders and their success in the election.
Murray Bridge News 98 implied HN points 11 Jan 24
  1. Blaze Aid volunteers are helping with River Murray flood recovery by replacing damaged fences on flood-affected farms.
  2. Farmers needing help and volunteers willing to assist can contact Blaze Aid for assistance in fixing fences or volunteering.
  3. Blaze Aid volunteers focus on boundary fences, and the organization welcomes volunteers of all skill levels to help with various tasks.
theconnector 294 implied HN points 18 Jul 23
  1. Democratic campaigns need to prioritize human connections over dehumanizing marketing tactics.
  2. Engaging volunteers authentically and building relationships can lead to more effective and meaningful voter outreach.
  3. The traditional marketing approach in campaigns may backfire, highlighting the need for a shift towards relational organizing.
America 2.0 (by Gary Sheng) 235 implied HN points 17 Jun 23
  1. Crypto democratizes financial sovereignty, providing individuals with more control over their money.
  2. Crypto makes fundraising easier and more inclusive globally through tools like ICOs, STOs, and NFTs.
  3. Crypto enables powerful global coordination through smart contracts and blockchain technology, fostering decentralized collaboration.
well, actually 157 implied HN points 31 Jul 23
  1. Delicious beverages like Cool Brew can make a great alternative to reading recommendations.
  2. Consider supporting grassroots organizations like Survived & Punished NY, Mississippi Reproductive Freedom Fund, and Whose Corner Is It Anyway.
  3. Cool Brew, a coffee concentrate made in New Orleans, is a cost-effective and tasty option for iced coffee.
NEUROTECH FUTURES 19 implied HN points 15 Mar 24
  1. Neurotech industry saw significant fundraising, with companies like Phagenesis, Neurable, and Nalu Medical securing multimillion-dollar investments for various neurotech projects.
  2. The launch of the Implantable Brain-Computer Interface Collaborative Community (iBCI-CC) marked a significant development in guiding Brain-Computer Interface technology into the future through collaborative efforts with foundations, startups, and regulatory bodies.
  3. Various industry news and regulatory updates highlighted advancements in neurotechnology, such as Sensory Stimulation for Alzheimer's, neuromodulation for long COVID by Parasym, and FDA breakthroughs for companies like SetPoint Medical and Empatica.
Venture Reflections 26 implied HN points 15 Dec 23
  1. For many founders, 'getting off the train' means no longer relying on future venture capital rounds for success.
  2. Due to recent volatility in fundraising markets, founders are hesitant about staying in the VC ecosystem.
  3. Founders wanting to get off the VC train often do so due to mismatched business models, fear of uncertain funding future, or a desire to control their company's destiny.
Venture Reflections 33 implied HN points 25 Oct 23
  1. There is a significant drop in the percentage of seed-stage companies graduating to Series A rounds.
  2. The Series A market has been quiet in the past 18 months, especially outside of AI-related investments.
  3. The venture landscape is shifting towards more capital-efficient seed-stage companies with challenges in raising Series A rounds.
ChatGPT4 as a CEO and Underdog Founders 19 implied HN points 07 Dec 23
  1. Andrej built an AI that can decide if surgery is needed better than doctors.
  2. He faced challenges in getting funding and gaining credibility in the medical industry without prior experience.
  3. Remedy Logic, his startup, now provides better surgery candidacy assessments than actual surgeons.
The False Consensus Effect 19 implied HN points 15 Oct 22
  1. Artist/Administrator Ron Throop is dedicating a year to volunteer work at the local art association, balancing art and administrative duties to enhance community engagement.
  2. Throop is using an artist/administrator residency to raise funds for gallery upgrades through a solo exhibition of 50 recent paintings.
  3. The artist's paintings during the residency focus on various subjects like eyes, personal encounters, and imaginary creatures, showcasing his creative exploration.
Thái | Hacker | Kỹ sư tin tặc 19 implied HN points 13 Sep 21
  1. VietBay has 3x matching opportunities for donations, where for every $1 contributed, an additional $2 will be donated by Netflix employees and anonymous VietBay members.
  2. Donations are being matched quickly, so acting fast can triple the impact of your contribution.
  3. VietBay has been actively providing food packages, masks, medical equipment, and other essential supplies to those in need, with various fundraising efforts supporting their initiatives.
Crypto Good 3 implied HN points 15 May 23
  1. Step 6 involves fundraising through tools like crypto wallets and multi-sig wallets in web3.
  2. Web3 fundraising options include platforms like Gitcoin and Giveth, DAO proposals, and support from foundations like Near and Celo.
  3. Innovative fundraising avenues in web3 include retroactive funding, impact certificates, and decentralized fundraising concepts.
Thái | Hacker | Kỹ sư tin tặc 19 implied HN points 30 Aug 21
  1. In less than two months, VietBay raised over $388,000 and provided essential items like meals, masks, and medical equipment to help those in need during COVID-19.
  2. Their efforts extended beyond the main partner to collaborate with multiple charity groups, reaching a significant number of people in Saigon and Binh Duong.
  3. The community support was heartwarming, with even young kids in California contributing to the cause by setting up a lemonade stand that raised funds for the campaign.
Thái | Hacker | Kỹ sư tin tặc 19 implied HN points 01 May 15
  1. Consider donating directly to local NGOs when supporting a community in need, as they may have better insight and be more involved in the relief efforts.
  2. Supporting resilient and hardworking local communities in times of crisis helps ensure resources reach those who need them most efficiently.
  3. Spreading the word among your network can amplify the impact of your donation and support for a cause.