Our year, like everyone else, has been full of unexpected events and turns. But what is really heartwarming and encouraging is to see our wider community supporting local projects and backing Aussie business to lead the charge forward to what will be the new normal.
This time has proven that while things are tough, anyone can access the tools to create real change from their own homes and can reach a wide network of like-minded supporters if they have a strong story to tell.
We have recently released some new tools for creators and supported local campaigns to raise the funds they need to make their projects a reality. We have also been working with local creatives, organisations and partners to raise awareness and funding for a range of projects and are always open to having a chat about your next project.
Start your own crowdfunding campaign today!
There have now been over 15,700 successful campaigns on the Pozible platform, ranging from environmental and social causes, feature and indie film productions, arts and theatre productions, independent publishing and music projects, and everything else in between.
Most recently, the Pozible platform has seen some successful campaigns from iconic live-music venue Cherry Bar raising $77K, a new Sydney start-up distillery Finders Distillery receiving $22K, and an amazing campaign to thank essential services workers with a beer from The Good Beer Co. raising over $52K.
Check out some more campaigns currently live on Pozible here.
“A decade on, it’s really inspiring to see what we built being used as a powerful tool and model to help the creative industries in unprecedented times”
— Alan Crabbe co-founder of Pozible and Birchal.
Birchal was first founded by Pozible co-founder Alan Crabbe and Matt Vitale in late 2017, and since then has gone from strength to strength — completing 45 successful equity crowdfunding raises for Australian brands and startups. From a successful raise of $1.8 million for Eco-tech company Seabin Project earlier this year, to a record-breaking campaign for Outland Denim that achieved $1.3 million from nearly 1,000 investors.
