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08 Nov 2016
Ann Nkune
Ann Nkune FRSA shares her experiences crowdfunding with the RSA.
14 Aug 2016
Christopher Norris
The RSA and CrowdPatch are running a pilot scheme in partnership to help social entrepreneurs in the London and South Central regions to realise their dreams for local communities. Christopher Norris FRSA explains how this works in practice.
02 Aug 2016
Greta Rossi
Greta Rossi FRSA and co-founder of Ākāśa Innovation, gives us her first-hand insight into the world of crowdfunding and her advice on preparing yourself for the reality of running a successful campaign.
31 Jul 2016
RSA-supported Crowdpatch project, Bloomsbury Beginnings, aims to tackle some of the issues experienced by mothers looking to get back into work.
Talmud Bah
Quality Interactions and Creativity (QIC) is a project that works to create future leaders, serving our communities and supporting vulnerable young people. Find out about the project and support their crowdfunding campaign with Crowdpatch.
27 Jul 2016
Rebecca Trevalyan
FRSA Rebecca Trevalyan tells us the latest news from the newly reopened borrowing shop in West Norwood, and shares how the team overcame the design challenges.
13 Jul 2016
Jack Lewars Tom Peyton
Launching their Crowdfunding campaign in the autumn, Jack Lewars from School of Hard Knocks tells us what it really takes to run a successful crowdfunding campaign and stand out from the crowd.
07 Jul 2016
Mark Hall
The RSA is embarking on a new journey by teaming up with CrowdPatch, the community crowdfunding platform run by RSA Fellows, which provides social entrepreneurs with the ability to fund and find volunteers for projects that impact communities at local, regional and national levels.
13 Jun 2016
Anna Thomson
How do you tackle and raise awareness of mental health issues through a Yoghurt making factory? Anna Thomson FRSA tells the story behind of her crowdfunding campaign and how you can help spread the word.
05 Jun 2016
Krissie Nicholson
Small businesses are the life and soul of communities but with frequent rent hikes and the expansion of chain brands, they often struggle to survive. The East End Trades Guild is working to change their fate.
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