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Ponda, a UK-based biomaterials firm, has launched a crowdfunding campaign, raising £1.3 million from existing investors to support its expansion. The company, known for plant-based insulation and peatland restoration, has already secured £5 million in previous funding. The new financing will help scale operations across the UK and Europe.
The Martial Arts History Museum in Glendale, CA has launched a GoFundMe campaign aiming to raise $5 million to support its operations and educational outreach. The campaign seeks community donations to help preserve cultural heritage and sustain the museum's exhibits. The initiative highlights the museum's role in promoting Asian American history and the impact of martial arts.
SavvyWise has closed an equity crowdfunding campaign, raising nearly $1.56 million from 469 investors, primarily accountants. The funds will accelerate R&D on AI models tailored to Australian tax law and expand the platform's offerings. This marks the largest AI technology crowdfunding raise in Australia for the 2025-26 financial year.
A GoFundMe campaign for Chilli, a Leeds-based pug, has raised over £150,000 to cover urgent veterinary bills. The campaign reflects a broader trend, with UK fundraisers for pet medical care up 54% since 2022. Rising veterinary costs have driven more owners to seek crowdfunding support. Chilli's owners expressed gratitude as the dog continues to recover under specialist care.
A crowdfunding campaign on Givealittle aims to purchase a $2 million block of land at Awaroa in Abel Tasman National Park, with over 5,000 backers pledging more than $340,000 so far. Spark has contributed $20,000 and encouraged other businesses to join. The campaign seeks to keep the beach accessible to the public, with funds only collected if the target is met.
Ponda, a biomaterials startup, is using crowdfunding to accelerate its transition from pilot to commercial scale. CEO Julian Ellis-Brown discusses the company's mission to restore wetlands through plant-based insulation and highlights collaborations with major fashion brands. The campaign aims to expand Ponda's regenerative supply chain and promote sustainable materials in the fashion industry.
Modos has launched a crowdfunding campaign on Crowd Supply for its new Flow 13.3-inch color e-paper monitor. The campaign follows the success of their previous Paper Monitor Dev Kit, which exceeded its funding goal. The Flow features a higher native resolution, touch input, and a new open-source display controller. The founders share insights on engineering challenges and the importance of community support in crowdfunding.
Rejuvenate Bio has raised more than $1.1 million on Wefunder for its gene therapy initiatives, surpassing its $500,000 goal. The campaign highlights the company's focus on animal health as a path to human therapies, with support from major partners. The article also examines Republic's mirror tokens, which have enabled retail investors to access pre-IPO shares in companies like SpaceX.
One Nation reportedly raised more than 4.3 million AUD in a crowdfunding campaign while facing criticism for outsourcing digital campaign work to the Philippines. The article highlights the contradiction between the party's anti-multicultural rhetoric and its reliance on overseas labour. It also discusses the underpayment of Filipino virtual assistants and broader issues of labour exploitation.
Bologna has initiated a crowdfunding campaign to help finance a €4.3 million protective barrier for the historic Garisenda Tower, which faces a risk of collapse due to structural deterioration. The campaign seeks support from both locals and international admirers to preserve this medieval landmark. Restoration efforts are expected to restrict access to the site for several years.
Siphon Games, creators of Project GT, have revealed that a Kickstarter campaign claiming to fund their game was a scam run by an external group. The fraudulent campaign used stolen materials and raised thousands of dollars before being reported. Kickstarter has since disabled payments, and Siphon Games is pursuing legal action and urging affected backers to seek refunds.
Kristen and Anthony Carli have launched a Kickstarter campaign to raise $50,000 for Her Court, a planned women's sports bar in Old Town Scottsdale. The campaign aims to demonstrate demand and help secure additional funding from lenders. Her Court will prioritize broadcasting women's sports and offer themed merchandise. The crowdfunding campaign will run for one month.
