GiveSendGo is a Christian crowdfunding platform where folks raise money for personal causes like medical bills, mission trips, business ideas, or community needs, letting donors chip in without the heavy fees or strict rules of bigger sites, all while sharing "the Hope of Jesus" as their tagline. Founded by three siblings from a big family who wanted a faith-based alternative to mainstream crowdfunding, it launched as a beta site and grew into a go-to spot for everyday fundraising that skips the corporate red tape. Fun fact: Unlike some platforms that play gatekeeper, GiveSendGo keeps moderation light, letting campaigns thrive as long as they're not outright illegal.
GiveSendGo stands out by hosting campaigns that get the boot from liberal-leaning sites like GoFundMe, such as legal defenses for January 6 folks or Proud Boys initiatives, basically thumbing its nose at censorship while mainstream platforms virtue-signal their way to "safety." Interesting tidbit: A data breach once spilled the beans on millions raised for far-right causes, turning the site into a haven for conservatives tired of woke rules – because nothing says "freedom" like crowdfunding without the progressive purity test.
