Our first full week of fundraising is in the books - now that we've completed the work to get launched our focus turns to raising awareness. This phase is not limited to the GroundSwell opportunity (please do partake in our offering), but more broadly in the "crowdfunding" ecosystem. 

How might your economic outlook change/ improve if more companies listed on WeFunder and more investors participated in the funding process? Or, as the Slow Money folks like to postulate: 
"What if we invested 50% of our money, within 50 miles of our homes?"

For most of us - investing is a passive thing we do so that someday we might be able to retire. But...what if it was also a form of activism? 
In reality it is - spending money and investing is a form of support, deliberate or not, and carries with it the inherent consequences. 
So - if you are not happy with the state of our economy - or society - or the environment - make an investment in something other than the stock market.
 
Feel free to start with GroundSwell...but look around at the other companies on WeFunder as well.