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Campaign News Social cause Equity United Kingdom

Drewe Arms Community Pub Raised £550,000 via Crowdfunding for Reopening

The Drewe Arms in Drewsteignton was saved from permanent closure after locals raised £550,000 through a crowdfunding campaign in six weeks. The campaign enabled the historic pub to reopen in 2024 after a two-year closure. This community effort is mentioned as part of the village's resilience following a major fire affecting nearby cottages.

Campaign News Art Reward

Dire Wolf Launches ‘War of the Dragon: The Wheel of Time’ Board Game on Kickstarter

Dire Wolf Games has launched a Kickstarter campaign for 'War of the Dragon: The Wheel of Time,' a new board game based on the popular fantasy series. The game offers both Hero and Epic modes, catering to different player preferences. The creators discuss design choices, gameplay mechanics, and the decision to use crowdfunding for international reach and community engagement.

Campaign News Startups Equity United Kingdom

Multiple UK Startups Launch Crowdfunding Campaigns on Crowdcube and Republic

Several UK-based startups, including Folc, Permia Sensing, QPlay, Deadly Dozen Fitness Race, Carbon Neutral Fuels, and Collider, are actively raising funds through crowdfunding platforms such as Crowdcube and Republic. The campaigns span industries from food and beverage to fitness and green energy. Some campaigns disclose fundraising targets and EIS eligibility. The article highlights each company's mission and investment details.

Campaign News Startups Reward

Fraudulent Kickstarter Campaign for Project GT Exposed by Original Developers

Studio Siphon has revealed that a recent Kickstarter campaign for Project GT was a scam run by third-party leakers using unauthorized prototype footage. The campaign had reached its funding goal before being identified as fraudulent. The developers have filed a complaint with Kickstarter and confirmed that legitimate development of Project GT is ongoing.

Campaign News United Kingdom

Oakbank Community Inn Launches Crowdfunding Campaign for Decking Area Expansion

Oakbank Community Inn in Sandbank has started a 'Buy a Plank' crowdfunding campaign to raise £10,000 for rebuilding and extending its outdoor decking area. The funds will be used for materials, labour, and construction, improving access between the inn and the neighbouring marina. Supporters can contribute by purchasing a symbolic plank. The campaign follows the inn's recent transition to community ownership.

Campaign News Art Reward USA

A Wave Blue World Launches ‘Civil Disobedience’ Anthology Crowdfunding Campaign on Kickstarter

A Wave Blue World has launched a Kickstarter campaign for its new anthology, 'Civil Disobedience: Stories of Resistance.' The campaign runs from June 9 to July 4 and offers both digital and print rewards, including exclusive content and collectibles. The anthology features 16 stories and practical guides, with contributions from a diverse group of creators.

Campaign News Real estate Equity North America

Blue Mahoe Capital Launches Equity Crowdfunding for Caribbean Real Estate Projects

Blue Mahoe Capital Caribbean Inc. has launched an equity crowdfunding campaign via Silicon Prairie, allowing retail investors to participate in Caribbean real estate development. The offering is conducted under Regulation Crowdfunding, with shares priced at $10 and a $100 minimum investment. The initial focus is on housing projects in Jamaica, with potential expansion to other CARICOM countries.

Campaign News Health & Science Equity USA

Plaud Raised $5M via Crowdfunding Before Achieving $100M in Recurring Revenue

Plaud, a San Francisco-based tech company, initially raised around $5 million through a crowdfunding campaign. The company has since grown rapidly, generating $100 million in annual recurring revenue from its AI-powered note-taking devices and subscription services. Plaud's hardware-first approach and recent acquisitions have expanded its reach into sectors like healthcare and legal services.

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Crowdfunding Weekly Digest: November 2–8, 2026

Crowdfunding Weekly Digest: November 2–8, 2026

Indonesia’s P2P bad-loan ratio crossed OJK’s 5% safety threshold in September while loan growth slowed. Elsewhere, Goparity entered Spanish equity crowdfunding, reward campaigns in Japan and South Korea posted strong results, and Hong Kong police flagged a suspected crowdfunding scam site that used the names of well-known local organizations. Lead Story P2P lending bad loan […]
Read this issue: Crowdfunding Weekly Digest: November 2–8, 2026
Crowdfunding Weekly Digest: October 12–18, 2026

Crowdfunding Weekly Digest: October 12–18, 2026

The Crowdfunding Professional Association released a voluntary reporting standard that gives Reg CF and Reg A platforms a common format for investment, payment, and performance data. Elsewhere, rulebooks sat at four different stages — drafted in Ethiopia, discussed by a US advisory committee, clarified by ESMA, and enforced in China. Funding data showed capital clustering […]
Read this issue: Crowdfunding Weekly Digest: October 12–18, 2026
Crowdfunding Weekly Digest: September 28–October 4, 2026

Crowdfunding Weekly Digest: September 28–October 4, 2026

A petition to quadruple Reg CF’s fundraising cap dominated the regulatory conversation last week, landing alongside a SEC update to the accredited investor definition and a wave of enforcement action spanning the US and Nigeria. Europe and India’s P2P lending markets sat at different levels of maturity — Europe reporting routine volumes, one of India’s […]
Read this issue: Crowdfunding Weekly Digest: September 28–October 4, 2026
Crowdfunding Weekly Digest: September 14–20, 2026

Crowdfunding Weekly Digest: September 14–20, 2026

One of equity crowdfunding’s most famous success stories became its starkest cautionary tale last week, as BrewDog’s collapse left roughly 200,000 crowd investors with worthless shares. Elsewhere, donation crowdfunding showed real strain on two different continents, while the Middle East and Africa kept building targeted alternative-finance infrastructure, and the EU’s crowdfunding passport quietly expanded to […]
Read this issue: Crowdfunding Weekly Digest: September 14–20, 2026

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