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The crowdfunding site i chose is Facebook. Facebook has made a suite of helpful devices for not-for-profits to gather charge deductible gifts on the site, through the two-tap "Give" button on Page posts, promotions, spread pictures, and Facebook Live streams. On the off chance that your not-for-profit is enrolled with Facebook Payments, your supporters can provide for you in only two taps - an inconceivably consistent and simple approach to give without leaving Facebook. Facebook Fundraisers enable individual Facebook clients to pick a reason to help, and afterward request gifts from their own systems of companions, family, and colleagues.acebook Fundraisers look a ton like a GoFundMe or Kickstarter page, with the individual story of the individual fund-raising up front, an advancement bar demonstrating what amount has been raised towards the objective, a rundown of benefactors, and the capacity to give reports on the crusade to those intrigued.With this option, anyone on Facebook can start raising money for just about anything they care about, in just a few seconds. The company's goal is to connect people, and crowdfunding projects are becoming the premier way people rally together. Whether it's an invention, art project, or good cause, crowdfunding unites communities. Facebook promotes and allows crowdfunding to be reached all over the world. I, who have never used any crowdfunding, use Facebook- so I am a new customer that usually wouldn't visit a crowdfunding site. A project I found interesting is a man in my neighboorhood was diagnosed with Cancer, and using Facebook everyone was able to donate money to help ofset the costs.