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The Ripple Effect

A single financial contribution, volunteered task and/or shared post on social media can have positive consequences and ramifications beyond the scope of a project owner's imagination. Learn how micro-philanthropy can have a big impact and transform your community.

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COVID-19 Club

We are a community of heathy people raising money and volunteering time to help local people overcome fear, ill health, loneliness, lack of food and shortage of supplies....

You Invent

We are giving students access to 3D printers through 'out-of-school clubs, each supported and funded by local parents, businesses and communities. 3D printers provide an entirely new method of manufacturing and are unleashing a new wave of creativity in jewellery and fashion design, medicine, engineering and even food technology. Our unique approach to crowdfunding allows the next generation to gain the skills and experience they will need to play a leading role in the 3D printing revolution. www.youinvent.co...

T3 Foundation Kit for Care Homes

T3 Foundation Kit is a unique brain stimulation version of Ping Pong which research shows can slow down the progress of Dementia. It’s designed to be accessible to all, even the frailest adults. We want to help Care Homes raise money to buy T3 Foundation Kits, overcoming the budget issues they face....

Testimonials

  • The community approach CrowdPatch have taken with Crowdfunding has my support and it's potential to make a social impact should not be underestimated.Crowdfunding helps the rebirth of communities in controlling their destinies. CrowdPatch has my support for their social impact community patches.

    Barry Sheerman - MP Huddersfield

  • I am fully behind CrowdPatch in its endeavour to create and support entrepreneurs and it's focus on the young generation in schools, colleges and universities.

    Prof Alan Barrell - Entrepreneur in Residence, University of Cambridge

  • Birmingham is embracing these new technologies and approaches to fund raising and helping local businesses and we are fully behind CrowdPatch in their support of our community.

    Mike Leddy - Birmingham City Councillor

  • The City Council could be really helped by the civic approach that Crowdfunding offers and with CrowdPatch we have the potential to create jobs and fund projects that will benefit this City.

    Tarik Chawdry - Assistant Director, Birmingham City Council

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