Where is causes.com based
Today, the new Causes launches to reactivate its million registered million users. The plan continues to be serving up Causes as a for-profit business. The mission to connect people in support of common causes started back in when the startup was one of the launch partners for the Facebook platform.
Most people me included were delivered to Causes campaigns through Facebook Requests or wall posts their friends spammed them with, signed or gave a little money, and never came back. Few took the time to really understand what they were supporting. Save the whales? Stop human trafficking? By this year, Causes had 60 employees and revenue in the millions thanks to display ads and sponsored campaigns, but had failed to become cash-flow positive and was still relying on its venture funding.
Causes needed fresh blood, and found it by acquiring Votizen , another Sean Parker-backed company. Its co-founder Jason Putorti was renowned for his classy, engaging designs. Him and Putorti set out to redefine Causes. About Causes. The platform utilizes Facebook's social mobility to maximize the impact of collective action.
Users can create or join a cause to support an issue or nonprofit they care about and mobilize their networks to donate, recruit and share to support the cause. All rights reserved. Mobile broadband not available in all areas. All other marks contained herein are the property of their respective owners. Why does it have to be so demanding to make demands of corporations?
Causes - powered by Countable - makes it quick and easy to understand the laws Congress is considering. We also streamline the process of contacting your lawmaker, so you can tell them how you want them to vote on bills under consideration. You can also sound-off on issues of national, local, or personal importance: news, protests, anti-protests, and boycotts.
You can also create your own Cause to galvanize your community into taking action on the things you care about most. It is no longer about just being counted.