Lyssa Schmidt 
For the past month I’ve been spewing tips and information at you about running a successful Crowdfunding campaign for your nonprofit.
If you’re just starting, the best thing you can do is prepare for your crowdfunding campaign with a well-laid strategy, and then be sure to consider the important content aspects of your campaign. Make sure you’ve also got a clear pitch in place.
Don’t like to read?
Check out my interview with Nonprofit Ally on effective content for crowdfunding..
Now, I’m afraid I’ve put some of you on content overload. And, I’m well aware that many people learn through a more hands-on approach. With that in mind, it helps to take a look at a list of successful nonprofit crowdfunding examples. This list comes from the platform Start Some Good, including campaigns that earned from $9,000 to $153,000.
Lastly, if you’re really still not sure where to start — at least get a leg up on choosing your platform. Here’s a list that dives into 10 great crowdfunding sites for nonprofits.
