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For creators and the people who fund them
AllFundIt is where a creator raises what a project needs — a show, a record, a product, a platform, a ministry, a place — and where funders find projects worth backing. We don't just list them. The same team builds the launch, runs the campaigns and puts the work in front of real people, using ad technology, a social platform, local news, connected TV and podcast networks we already operate.
Fund a project team directly. Gifts can also go through its Givebutter page under the Media Liberty Alliance Foundation, our 501(c)(3) — a tax-deductible route for donor-advised funds and foundations backing projects that aren't nonprofits themselves.
Capital → build → audience
LiveWhat we fund
The slate began with television and film, because that is where our distribution was strongest. The same machinery turns out to work for anything that has to reach people to succeed — which is most things. If you're raising, this is what we take on. If you're funding, this is what comes across the slate.
Series, documentaries and features that need production financing and a route to screens.
Records, catalogues and podcast properties, with rights and distribution handled properly.
Apps and services that need runway to build and a way to acquire users once they do.
Practices, programs and products in physical health, nutrition and personal wellbeing.
Ministries, discipleship resources and community organizations building for the long term.
Physical goods that need tooling, first inventory and a channel to sell through.
Going concerns raising to open a location, add a line or move into a new market.
Conferences, tours and gatherings that need capital ahead of ticket revenue.
Advocacy, education and charitable work that has to reach an audience to do its job.
Open for funding
Every project here has been read, has a budget you can see and has a team behind it. Funders can get a straight read on any of them before giving it an hour; creators can put theirs up alongside them.
Stay calm. Make your point. Keep the conversation on track.
Every Team. Every Town. One Fall.
A Father. A Son. A Neighborhood Reborn.
Candidates, Cross-Examined by the Constitution.
A cinematic fantasy world ready to grow.
Music with conviction — a streaming home for America-First, Christian and conservative independent artists, and the listeners who back them.
The stack
Most projects raise money and then spend the first year building infrastructure someone else already has, or renting attention from platforms that can turn it off. Ours don't. Every project we work with plugs into technology that is already running, already serving campaigns and already reaching an audience. For a creator, that is a year and a budget line you don't spend. For a funder, it is the difference between a project that hopes to find its audience and one wired into an audience on day one.
DataPulse identifies anonymous site traffic and LeadEngine surfaces people actively searching for what a project offers, so launches start with a known audience rather than a guess.
Our own ad server runs campaigns across video, display and audio, including server-side stitching for streams — so a launch reaches people and, where it applies, earns while it does.
A social network, hyperlocal news properties and email lists we control — first-party reach that doesn't depend on anyone else's algorithm or terms of service.
Video projects go out to Roku, Apple TV and Fire TV as linear channels and on-demand libraries. Non-video projects use the same inventory to advertise into it.
Self-hosted audio infrastructure with dynamic ad insertion, so a show's back catalogue keeps working long after an episode drops and sponsors can be swapped without re-cutting.
Delivery, audience and revenue figures come out of the same systems that run the project, so project teams and their backers see performance without a reconstruction exercise.
How it works
Two things happen here, and they stay separate. Projects raise what they need to go live, and that money goes to the project team. AllFundIt builds, launches and runs the thing — and bills the project for that work as it's delivered.
Each project posts a defined budget and a line-item use of funds. A backer can fund the project team directly — AllFundIt never holds the money. Gifts can also go through the project's Givebutter page under the Media Liberty Alliance Foundation, a 501(c)(3), which receipts the donor and grants the funds on.
Direct · or tax-deductible through MLAF
The project gets made and put in front of people across the stack — connected TV, web, social, audio, email and local channels — with campaign delivery and measurement wired in from day one, not bolted on later. The creator doesn't build any of it; it is already running.
Milestone reporting as it ships
Once it's live we keep running distribution, campaigns and reporting for it. That work is billed to the project against agreed milestones — a fee for what we deliver, not a cut of what the project raised — and the people who backed it see the same figures the team does.
Billed on delivery · priced on scope
What we look for
A project has to stand up on its own terms before it goes on the slate. Four things decide it.
If your project fits three of these and you're unsure about the fourth, send it anyway. We'd rather read it and say so than have you guess. Not sure it reads the way you think it does? Run it through the free analysis first — it is the same read a funder gets when they screen a project on our side of it.
The alliance
Funding doesn't go toward assembling a team. The platforms, the ad technology, the engineering and the distribution are already in place and already working together — which is why a creator can launch without building any of it, and a funder can see where the reach actually comes from.
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Audience technology and monetization
Ad serving, audience identification, intent data and campaign tooling — the layer that turns a launched project into one that reaches people and earns.
02
Local news and community reach
A network of local news sites and the communities reading them, putting a project in front of people where they actually live.
03
Broadcast and distribution
Television, podcast and local media distribution that puts finished projects in front of an audience on day one.
04
Platforms and audience
The social, television and video properties at the center of the network, and the audience already using them.
How the money works
Three flows, kept separate on purpose — what a project raises, how a funder gives, and what we charge for the work. It's worth being precise about which is which.
AllFundIt is a technology and services company. We are paid by project owners for work delivered. Funding contributed directly to a project is paid to that project's team and is not held, processed or controlled by AllFundIt; a direct contribution is not an investment, a loan or a charitable donation, and confers no ownership, revenue share or right to a return. A gift made through Givebutter to the Media Liberty Alliance Foundation is a charitable gift to the Foundation, a 501(c)(3), which issues the donor's receipt and makes grants to projects at its own discretion; donors should confirm deductibility with their own tax adviser. Nothing on this site is an offer to sell securities.
Start a conversation
Backing a project? Tell us which one and we'll send the budget, the line-item use of funds, the launch plan and the terms. If the gift needs to be tax-deductible, it can go through the Media Liberty Alliance Foundation on Givebutter.
Building one? Send it over. We read everything, and we'll tell you plainly whether it's ready and what it would take to get it on the slate.
For funders: get a straight read on any project For creators: free analysis of your deck How the money works
New projects, budgets, launch milestones and performance reporting as they publish.
