DC Crowdfunding Challenge Event to take place in Historic DC Church

WASHINGTON - Nov. 11, 2014 - PRLog -- Crowdfunding is a new technique that allows you to raise money online for people, projects and products. Join us as we discuss what crowdfunding is, who uses it and how one may be able to crowdfund small businesses. We will describe and discuss specific crowdfunding campaigns.

AGENDA

William Michael Cunningham will describe the current environment for crowdfunding. We will have selected current and potential crowdfunders discuss their projects:

Dega Schembri will describe the City Fitness Gym Campaign to "add new fitness equipment and to make this fitness innovation available to people in Washington, DC."

We will discuss “Wanda's on 7th" a campaign to create a new type of peanut-oil based hair care solution.

Uniontown Bar And Grill will discuss their campaign to bring Jazz to Anacostia.

African Heritage Dancers & Drummers will discuss thier campaign to preserve the history of African Dance in the US.

The event will be held at Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal Church, "known as 'The National Cathedral of African Methodism.' Founded in 1838, Metropolitan was formed by two existing churches: Israel Bethel A.M.E., founded in 1838. The parent A.M.E. Church movement grew out of an anti-segregation protest in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1787." On  February 26, 1895, the funeral for Fredrick Douglas was held at the Church.

To attend, an RSVP is REQUIRED. Register at: https://nvite.com/DCCrowdfunding/a62

Send an email to wmc@nationalcrowdfundingservices.com with questions. Attendance is limited.

Contact
William Michael Cunningham