Good causes
shouldn't get
lost at zero.
Boost Board features one overlooked fundraising campaign daily, to help crowdfunding campaigns reach someone who can help and share.
You don't have to donate to make a difference.
Find a beginning
you believe in.
A neighbor's unexpected need. A local project. An idea waiting for a chance. Start with what matters to you.
People helping people
Medical expenses, emergency bills, and everyday needs that can't always wait.
Explore personal causes
Stronger communities
Shared projects, neighborhood efforts, and local causes that bring people together.
Explore community projects
Ideas worth a chance
Education, creative projects, and small ventures looking for a first believer.
Explore these campaignsExplore by cause. Every card leads to real campaigns, sorted for you.
A quiet campaign
isn't an unworthy one.
Crowdfunding often rewards people who already have a crowd. But not everyone starts with a big network, a marketing budget, or a story that travels.
Boost Board makes room for the beginnings that get missed. Not the most-funded. Not the most viral. The ones still waiting to be noticed.
Not every campaign has a network. Every campaign deserves one.
Why we're building Boost BoardA small action.
A new possibility.
How Boost Board works Find your connection
Explore today's featured campaign or browse the full board. Read the story and learn what the organizer hopes to make possible.
Give it a little reach
Share a campaign with a friend, a group, or your community. A personal note can help a story find someone who cares.
Back it if you can
Want to give? Follow the campaign to its original platform, check the details, and contribute directly there.
Does Boost Board collect donations?
No. Boost Board helps people discover overlooked crowdfunding campaigns. Any contribution happens on the campaign's original fundraising platform, under that platform's own terms and fees.
What does "zero or close to it" mean?
Our focus is campaigns that haven't found their first supporters, or have raised only a small part of their goal. "Zero" is really shorthand for low activity, not always a literal $0.
Can I help without spending money?
Absolutely. Sharing a campaign is genuinely, measurably helpful -- see the research.
Does a feature mean a campaign is verified?
No. Being featured is not a guarantee of a campaign's claims or outcome. Read the original listing and check the fundraising platform's protections before giving.
Can I submit someone else's campaign?
You can suggest a publicly available campaign. Make clear that you aren't the organizer, and don't include private information without permission.
Still waiting on your first wave?
Your campaign hasn't found its crowd yet. You've put your story out there — let's help more people find it. Submit your campaign for consideration.
Every campaign deserves a first yes.
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