Experiment operates a crowdfunding and grant platform dedicated to scientific research projects. The company connects scientists and researchers directly with public backers and grant programs to secure funding for hypothesis-driven studies.
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Fanfactor Inc provides a crowdfunding platform that enables sports fans to collectively plan, fund, and execute initiatives such as recruiting players, hiring coaches, and organizing community events. The platform serves sports fans, teams, athletes, and communities by facilitating collaborative actions to support their favorite sports organizations.
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