Interested in finding out more about crowdfunding?

The Crowdfund Scotland team are running an online workshop on Tuesday the 5th of May, in association with our partners at LEADER.

This will be an introductory session suitable for anyone who wants to find out more about this method of fundraising and the potential uses for local projects in Scotland.

The workshop will begin with a live, interactive webinar, hosted by a Crowdfund Scotland coach. Content will be relevant to the regional area, and participants will be able to ask questions via an online chat facility.

A link will then be issued to each participant to access a short online training course, in their own time, to learn more about how to run a successful crowdfunding project.

Topics to be covered:

• What is crowdfunding?

• Introducing Crowdfund Scotland

• What are the benefits of crowdfunding?

• What makes a good crowdfunding project?

• Three steps to success

• Accessing advice and support

• Extra funding opportunities

**Please note: This event is accessible online only. Webinar login details will be issued to all registered attendees 24 hours in advance of the event.

If you're unable to participate in this event, we may still be able to support you. Please get in touch with the Kelvin Valley and Falkirk coach by emailing Kirsty@crowdfunder.co.uk

Crowdfund Scotland

Bringing Scottish communities together

We're in Scotland helping to make great ideas happen through a combination of expert crowdfunding coaching, events and grants.

Crowdfund Scotland is for everyone in Scotland with an idea that can transform their community.

Our expert coaches are on the ground, sharing their crowdfunding expertise and know-how in Forth Valley and Lomond, Fife, Scottish Borders, Rural Perth and Kinross, Tyne Esk, West Lothian, Kelvin Valley and Falkirk, Greater Renfrewshire and Inverclyde and Lanarkshire.

We're hosting workshops and events to help you bring your idea to life.

And we've got extra funding worth up to £5,000 for your project from our funding partners.

The Crowdfund Scotland project is being part-financed by the Scottish Government and the European Community LEADER 2014 – 2020 Programme.