In a business world perceived to be dominated by men, women must work extra hard to attract entrepreneurial funds. The good news is crowdfunding helps to level the playing field for women looking to start a small business by providing a platform to tell their stories to potential investors.
And women, studies show, are better at raising funds from large groups of anonymous donors than their male counterparts. For one, women are considered more trustworthy, which is particularly important when soliciting crowdfunding from novice donors rather than from industries populated with a preponderance of males, such as banking and venture capital.
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When you donate money to Aramis Place you create opportunities for these teen mothers that they may not have had without a resource as such. Sometimes all you need is someone or so... Donate Now
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Trauma on the family that is left behind when a parent is imprisoned is four times more than that of the incarcerated parent. The child suffers from fear, neglect, discrimination, ... Donate Now
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There should never be a term Homeless Veteran. Our Veterans should be supported during and after service to our nation. This campaign was created to solicit support for our Trans... Donate Now
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The MWV embraces the change to provides a roadmap for urgent action to support women veterans on their long journey home. Women veterans have remained invisible for far too long to... Donate Now
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