Backing A Business Or A Project…

Once somebody submits their project on our website, it means they now need backers and changemakers to make their dreams a reality.

By backing a business project, you’re not only bringing somebody’s idea to life, but you’re supporting and lifting up these businesswomen into success.

So, if you’re wanting to support a project, rather than build one, you can do so in a few simple steps:

1. Find The Business Dream You Wish to See Come True!

Jump onto our website and explore the long list of women-led projects that need funding!

Explore by State, Category, Community and Backing Status.
There are many different varieties of projects listed on Lift Women, all you have to do is figure out which one speaks to you most. Are you interested in backing a business project that also benefits and helps women? Environmental conservation? Perhaps an app designed to make your life a little easier. You’ll be sure to find something – just head to our website to browse! (There’s no harm in backing a business project that you know also benefits you! 😉)

2. Connect With The Women Behind The Idea

Read through the project briefs to learn more about their
business and what they are trying to achieve. What are you
passionate about? Find a business that you resonate with – follow
them on their social media and support them in any way you can!

On the individual project pages, there are side-bars on the right
of your screen – where you can view the amount of money
pledged, how many backers have invested, and how many days
there are left of the campaign.

3. Back The Business Idea

Choose your rewards and back your business with just a few clicks! It’s as simple as that.

Our Hot Projects list is a place where we highlight the ideas that are receiving the most attention. So, if you are finding it hard to decide which project you want to back – you might find that one of our Hot Projects may resonate with you most! Keep in mind that with our All or Nothing model, backers have peace of mind when investing their money in projects. Essentially, the model ensures that you won’t be charged if the project doesn’t reach its funding goal in time.