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Femtherapeutics has been named the Grand Prize Winner of FrontFundr's inaugural Back the Next Canadian Startup Challenge. The company will receive a complimentary equity crowdfunding campaign on FrontFundr, valued at approximately $13,000, enabling it to raise capital from its community and FrontFundr's investor base. The competition highlighted innovative Canadian startups and promoted community-driven investment.
Australian skincare brand Frasé Skin raised $1.2 million from 535 investors through an equity crowdfunding campaign on OnMarket. The funds will be used to expand operations in the US and invest in marketing, inventory, and team growth. Around 30% of investors were existing customers, and the brand has seen strong sales growth since its 2023 launch.
Lit Motors has finalized its Balance Control System and advanced the X-1 prototype, supported by a successful Wefunder equity crowdfunding campaign that raised over $1.6 million. This funding contributed to a 61% increase in pre-orders, now exceeding 1,500 vehicles. The company is preparing guided roadshows and live test drives to validate market demand.
Community radio station TBC has started a crowdfunding campaign on Givealittle to finance the construction of a new permanent studio in Auckland. The campaign aims to support costs related to the move and studio build, ensuring continued broadcasting and community events. Donations are accepted via Givealittle, Ko-fi, and at fundraising events until July 18th.
Xiaomi has launched the Mijia Monitor Light Bar 2, featuring a wireless controller, through a crowdfunding campaign. The campaign allows early supporters to back the new product before its general release. Details on pricing, features, and campaign duration are provided to potential backers.
The Open Book Touch, an open hardware e-reader, has launched a crowdfunding campaign on Crowd Supply. The campaign has raised $25,658 of its $45,000 goal from 131 backers, with five weeks remaining. The device features a 4.26-inch e-paper touchscreen, open source firmware, and a user-replaceable battery. Shipping is targeted for early 2027, with manufacturing handled by NextPCB and fulfillment by Mouser.
VibeLens has started a Kickstarter campaign for the MusicCam Pro, a wearable device combining bone conduction audio and an action camera. The campaign offers early backers a price of $229, with retail pricing set at $399 after the campaign. The device features a tilting camera, AI video processing, and extended battery options. Deliveries are expected to begin later this year.
The proposed Kerala high-speed rail corridor will raise ₹24,000 crore—40% of its total cost—through public share participation and NRI investment using a crowdfunding model. The project aims to attract retail investors, offering an initial annual return of 8.09%. The remaining funding will come from central and state governments. The initiative follows successful public-private partnership models in the region.
Anna and Emily are raising funds on Whydonate to help build a hospital in rural Cambodia, where their parents work as doctors. The campaign involves the girls walking 5 km daily for four days to highlight the need for local healthcare. The initiative aims to reduce the distance families must travel for medical emergencies.
Eliaz Barré has launched a crowdfunding campaign on Ulule for the Barrolex, a retro-styled electric moped designed and built in Normandy. The campaign aimed to raise €20,000 for prototype refinement and EU homologation, and has already exceeded its target. The Barrolex features a lightweight design, modular battery, and draws inspiration from 1970s mobylettes. Further industrialization will require additional funding.
