@Jodee I still owe you some answers!

When it's time look around the web for crowfunding pages there are several options, some of them aren't really for the purpose of funding projects.

First of all you have to ask yourself: What's my project? How much time I have to fund it? How much money I need? How much money I have? What kind of useful connections I have in person and institutional? (you might want to make your own professional ecomap) The most important question is that what is your message? Only after you have these answers you can start searching.

After that you might try to look around to find some NGOs or civil partners, maybe even celebs! Whe you do this part you should think about their image, their brand. Ask yourself: Is my cause suitable with their message? Are they help me for money or as a favor? At the start you can use bigger brands to kickstart your idea in different media and platforms.

If you found an NGO with a suitable message and good enough IT background (own webpage where they can add and remove functions) you can ask them for a subsite in their platform for your cause.

If not you should look further for a special page for crowfunding purposes. There are several options we listed previously. When looking for these kind of sites you have to consider some of the following:

• The design: people will give you money throughout this site, and if it looks bad they will partly identify you with it.

• Their image and message: Choose a platform similar to yours. People will find you more easily, they choose to look on sites that they are interested in. For example if you want to help stray dogs you don't post it in an IT group, they don't care because that isn't the reason why they wen't there.

• Transparency: How will the money reach you? Do people see your profile clearly?

• Additional services: What you get for your money? How deeply can you personalize your profile? If something goes wrong how can you reach the service provider?

• Trust: You get your money through this site, it's important to know previous experiences from former users. What can you find about them on the internet? Do you know someone personally who used it?

• Popularity: The more people know about this site the more people you reach with your campaign.

• Costs: How much the platform charges you? How much they charge for additional services? How much the advertisments cost? What's the cost of the design elements that you will use for the campaign?

Right know I work in a project with a family. My job is to lead the procces and make the content. they agreed for me to use the campaign to educational purposes. After it's done I will share it somewhere in the forum. :)

Agree, disagree, question, add something, I encourage you to do all four!

We use Go Fund Me a lot here in the US. There are thousands of people donating everyday to strangers because they like their cause.

Contact @Ashley Misleh. I am sure she is ready to extend her offer helping with English to proposal writing with similar conditions :)

@Zsolt Bugarszki Yes, definitely I will contact to @Ashley Misleh during this week. :)