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Type Name URL 1 Private Get Crowdfunded Now Type Name URL 1 Private Get Crowdfunded Now http://www.getcrowdundednow.com 2 Reward Inventry https://www.inventrify.com 3 Reward FundRazr https://fundrazr.com/ 4 Charity Supportful https://www.supportful.com Busines 5 s Fundable https://www.fundable.com/ Investm 6 ent Wefunder https://wefunder.com/ 7 Charity YouCaring https://www.youcaring.com/ 8 Charity Go Get Funding https://gogetfunding.com/ 9 Film Seed and Spark https://www.seedandspark.com/ 10 Equity Slated https://welcome.slated.com/ Musicia 11 ns Pledge Music https://www.pledgemusic.com/ Musicia 12 ns Artist Share https://www.artistshare.com/ 13 T shirts Bonfire https://www.bonfire.com/ 14 Charity Double the Donation https://doublethedonation.com/ Schoool 15 s Edco https://www.ed.co/linkcampaign/ 16 Charity Causes https://www.causes.com/ Venture 17 Capital Rockethub http://www.rockethub.com/ Subscrip 18 tion Patreon https://www.patreon.com/ 19 Equity Circle up https://circleup.com/ 20 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http://info.firstgiving.com/ 58 Reward Plum Fund https://www.plumfund.com/ 59 Reward Deposit a Gift https://www.depositagift.com/ 60 Reward My Click Urban http://myclickurban.com The People's Fund 61 Reward (South Africa) https://thepeople.co.za/ 62 Artist Ulele https://www.ulule.com/ 63 Charity Mighty Cause https://www.mightycause.com/ Investm 64 ent Funded By Me https://www.fundedbyme.com/en/ Investm 65 ent One Vest https://www.onevest.com/ Investm 66 ent Microventures https://microventures.com/ 67 Reward Fund Anything https://fundanything.com/ Investm 68 ent Our Crowd https://www.ourcrowd.com/ Peer to 69 Peer Salsa https://www.salsalabs.com/givezooks inventio 70 ns Dragon Innovation https://www.dragoninnovation.com/ 71 Writers PubSlush https://www.pubslush.com/ Opprotunity 72 Charity International https://opportunity.org/ 73 Loans Peer From https://www.peerform.com/ 74 Jewish Jewcer https://www.jewcer.org/ Investm 75 ent Flashfunders https://www.flashfunders.com/ 76 Jewish Forward https://forward.com 77 Reward Micogivng http://www.microgiving.com/ Investm 78 ent Trucrowd https://us.trucrowd.com/ 79 Food Barnraiser https://www.barnraiser.us/ Investm 80 ent Early Shares https://www.earlyshares.com/ 81 Equity Invest X https://www.investx.com/ Investm 82 ent Symbid https://www.symbid.com/ 83 Jewish Chesed Fund https://thechesedfund.com/ 84 Muslim Launch Good https://www.launchgood.com 85 Muslim Islamic Crowdfunding https://www.islamic-crowdfunding.com/ 86 Muslim Taha Funder https://www.tahafunder.com/ 87 Women I Fund Women https://ifundwomen.com/ 88 Women Fund Dreamers https://www.funddreamer.com/ 89 Women Catapult http://catapult.org/ 88 Jewish Mefames https://mefarnes.com/ 91 Women Pando https://pando.com/ 92 Loans Loan Well https://loanwell.com/ 93 Food Pieshell https://www.pieshell.com/ Food 94 Truck Mobile Cause https://mobile-cuisine.com/ Food 95 Truck Food Start http://www.foodstart.com/ Medical 96 devices Medical Inventions http://www.medstartr.com/ Medical 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