Welcome to Causability.fund! We look forward to helping you to create and promote your cause and if needed to seek support for your project or program. Setting up an account is easy and will just take a few minutes. We will walk you through the steps, and we will also give you an overview of …
Do you have a project or cause that you are passionate about? Do you need some funding to achieve your goals and dreams? Causability.fund is here to help. This unique platform enables cause-based initiatives to succeed. The process of setting up your cause is a simple process, and with Causability.fund, you can easily accept and …
Do you have a project or cause that you are passionate about? Do you need some funding to achieve your goals and dreams? Causability.fund is here to help. This unique platform enables cause-based initiatives to succeed. The process of setting up your cause is a simple process, and with Causability.fund, you can easily accept and …
Perks are an effective method for encouraging your audience to support your cause, and also to encourage them to increase their donation. A perk is considered a ‘gift’ and is not taxable, and they are a highly effective tool for maximizing your fundraising campaign. The process of setting up your Perks in your Cause is …
Who are you? What is your cause? What are your goals? Why should I support you and your cause? These are the questions you need to answer as you create, promote, and manage your campaign. Causability started with a passion for making a difference in the world. We realize that a cause needs funding and …
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Causability prohibits all ‘cause based campaigns’ that are illegal, heavily regulated, or potentially dangerous for (users) donors, as well as any offered ‘perks’ (donation incentives) that the ‘creator’ did not make either physically or offered as digital downloads.
1. Any item claiming to diagnose, cure, treat, or prevent an illness or condition (whether via a device, app, book, nutritional supplement, or other means).
2. Contests, coupons, gambling, and raffles.
3. Energy food and drinks.
4. Offensive material (e.g., hate speech, encouraging violence against others, etc.)
5. Offering a genetically modified organism as a reward.
6. Live animals. Campaigns can not include live animals as a reward.
7. Offering alcohol as a reward.
8. Offering financial, money-processing, or credit services; financial intermediaries or cash-equivalent instruments; travel services (e.g., vacation packages); phone services (e.g., prepaid phone services, 900 numbers); and business marketing services.
9. Political fundraising.
10. Any pornographic or sexually explicit material.
11. Campaigns that promote discrimination, bigotry, or intolerance towards marginalized groups.
12. Campaigns that share things that already exist, or repackage a previously created product, without adding anything new or aiming to iterate on the idea in any way.
13. No resale. All ‘perks’ (donation incentives) must have been produced or designed by the project or one of its creators — no reselling things from others or elsewhere.
14. Drugs, nicotine, tobacco, vaporizers, and related paraphernalia.
15. Weapons, replicas of weapons, and weapon accessories.
If your project involves something illegal, heavily regulated, or potentially dangerous for backers and it is not on this list, please contact us before starting your campaign.