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Instead of asking 276 people to donate $276 each, wouldn't it be easier (and likely more effective) to have a variably-priced kickstarter/indiegogo?
by nahiluhmot 12y ago
Instead of asking 276 people to donate $276 each, wouldn't it be easier (and likely more effective) to have a variably-priced kickstarter/indiegogo?
- callum85 12y agoSome fundraising campaigns aim for large numbers of small donations, others focus on getting a few people to make bigger donations. It's not either/or. Both are good.
- dylandrop 12y agoYou don't have to give $276, you could give $27.6 or even $2.76. I think he was just targeting that amount, since it sounds nice and likely his target audience can afford it. Also I think Kickstarter/Indiegogo would be a bad fit for this -- not only does this organization already have a donation page already set up, but they also would receive a lot less money from making a campaign for that. Lastly, you aren't going to be getting a reward for contributing.