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Fundly CEO Dave Boyce talks about the role of crowdfunding in the wake of national disaster and tragedy.

A whole new generation of do-gooders are more comfortable with technology then they are with mailing checks and crowdfunding sites like Fundly are the place they go to give.

Indiana University Cyclists compete on the track for speed and off the track to see who can raise the most money for scholarships.

The world’s largest crowdfunding-for-good platform, Fundly (www.fundly.com), and Indiana University’s “Little 500″, the country’s largest collegiate bike race, have teamed up to launch the first-ever crowdfunding campaign in the 63-year old annual fundraising event’s history.

Major Gregory Stone, Staff Sgt. Jason Faley and Staff Sgt. Jacob Frazier were all there with their Air Force brothers from the same community, waiting for the start of a long run March 28.

But even seconds before kickoff time, they were nowhere to be seen — only their names etched into the side of a baton as a stark reminder that Tactical Air Control Party … doesn’t forget its fallen.

Now in its 63rd year, Little 500 at Indiana University Bloomington remains an important cycling event, and it also continues to be a crucial means of raising money for student scholarships…

…Competitors in the bike races this year also are getting more involved with Little 500′s philanthropic aspect. Individual team pages, “Cycling for Scholarships” have been created through Fundly.com…

The world’s largest crowdfunding-for-good platform, Fundly (http://fundly.com/), today announced that Charity Dynamics, a leading online marketing agency focused on leveraging technology for nonprofits, has become a Fundly Premier Partner.

Out of the navy and attending college, neither Plym or Enis currently has health insurance, and they are seeking help with their medical bills through the Fundly website.

Before platforms like Causora, its unrelated cousins including Fundly, Causes.com, Crowdrise, StartSomeGood and Razoo (among many others) cropped up to address a similar question: what is the best way, or an alternative way, for people to give back, when donating money is the status quo?

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