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October 13, 2011 06:21 am GMT
Pinkdingo, a young startup looking to breathe new life into the charity space, is announcing today that it has raised $1.3 million in seed funding from a host of angels, including John Paul DeJoria, the Founder of Patrn Spirits and Paul Mitchell Systems as well as Sunil Sani, an New York-based angel and member of the board of trustees at Save the Children. The startup has also recruited several other advisors who are well-familiar with the fundraising space, among them is Mark Sutton, Founder of Firstgiving, one of the largest P2P social fundraising platforms and Founder of General Assembly, Brad Hargrreaves.
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Pinkdingo Raises $1.4 Million To Make Charity Easier By Killing The Checkout Page
Pinkdingo, a young startup looking to breathe new life into the charity space, is announcing today that it has raised $1.3 million in seed funding from a host of angels, including John Paul DeJoria, the Founder of Patrn Spirits and Paul Mitchell Systems as well as Sunil Sani, an New York-based angel and member of the board of trustees at Save the Children. The startup has also recruited several other advisors who are well-familiar with the fundraising space, among them is Mark Sutton, Founder of Firstgiving, one of the largest P2P social fundraising platforms and Founder of General Assembly, Brad Hargrreaves. Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/jfEJhKLKMIA/
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