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Crowdfunding platform for supporting books and projects that cover social inclusion and environmental sustainability.
4 Rogart Street, G40 2AA, Glasgow, United Kingdom
I used Crowdbound to launch my first crowdfunder effort for my novel, 'Invisible Schemes', and also in support of a charity initiative called 'Power Over Poverty'. I hit my target in 10 days, three weeks inside the target date! The site played in a big part in my success - I found it easy to use, and the team was helpful with a query that I had. I would recommend this site to anyone running a crowdfunding effort!
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