Crowdfunding Your Rent? Why More Americans Are Asking for Help Online

Platforms like GoFundMe and Kickstarter aren’t just used for medical bills and tech startups anymore; they have significantly evolved over time.

Increasingly, more and more Americans are turning to online fundraising platforms to help cover their basic living expenses and everyday needs.

Crowdfunding Your Rent? Why More Americans Are Asking for Help Online

“It’s embarrassing, but it’s my only option right now,” admitted Carla, a single mom from Atlanta who is currently struggling to make ends meet.

While some generous and compassionate donors are eager to help those in need, critics argue that this troubling growing trend highlights deep systemic issues and significant inequalities that persist within our economy.

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