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If you have not heard about crowdfunding, here is a brief primer. You make a pitch to a community of people who have capital. Those who take a vested interest in your project agree to loan you a set amount of money. You then agree to repay their money, plus interest, in time. The beauty of crowdfunding is the income and funding potential is enormous. Someone, somewhere will have an interest in your project and will help you fund it.

In a time where people are hurting financially and local governments and churches seem to be at odds, a small town in Michigan is coming together. On August 11, beginning at 9am, The Sanctuary Church in Watervliet, Michigan and the City of Watervliet Michigan are partnering together to hold a community wide “Free Sale”. The “Free Sale” was the original idea of Pastor Kevin Hester, who planted The Sanctuary Church a few years ago in the small Southwest Michigan community. The church collected new and used items, partnered with a few businesses and gave everything away for free; no strings attached. There was everything from furniture,electronics,clothing, food and so on. Pastor Kevin says, “Churches are sometimes viewed as being after people's money and this is a way to show our community that, compelled by the love of God, we really do care for their well being. In doing so, we are following the example of Jesus and the early churches, loving our neighbor, and following the golden rule. Last year, crowds lined up early and many couldn't believe it was all really free. Some offered donations but the church is adamant in their refusal to receive anything in return. Pastor Kevin said the Bible refers to the giving financially back to God's work as a tithe, and the freesale is the reversal of that and more.

The hypnotherapist Brenda McEachern can help You to reach your goal of losing weight in a healthy way, by using the Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) combined with hypnosis.

Computer based training for Microsoft Excel is now offered by software training leader Books Training.

Paul Renner, CEO Dealmaker and owner of Dealmaker Academy released a copy of the Dealmaker Academy 3X Formula (DA3X Formula) to help Business Owners, Entrepreneurs and CEOs.

Churchill’s Cabinets, a leading manufacturer and distributor of radiator cabinets, has recently announced a technological innovation that is designed to improve the efficiency with which its products operate.

For 20 years, Laguna Niguel flooring expert Jason Ramsay has had a business policy that some people can’t understand.

Tarah Gruber Insurance Agency and its online arm GLQuote.com recently announced a new insurance product designed for small and medium-sized contractors struggling in the current sluggish economy. The company’s new per project general liability insurance for contractors launched on August 1, 2012 and is designed to make a difference for contractors that are finding it increasingly difficult to obtain and maintain general liability insurance. Today’s economy has seen many contractors struggle as constructions projects dry up. This has led many companies to bid on jobs that may fall outside of their normal scope of operations. This creates a problem because many annual policies are written on a “class specific” basis, meaning coverage is restricted to one type of operation for the entire year. The solution is a per job general liability insurance like the one now being offered by GLQuote.com.

TheBU (Organic) Kombucha Tea launches a new flavor as they spread their Hawaiian roots to California. The first kombucha to break the taste barrier, TheBU has expanded to the mainland and is now available in multiple locations across California, and west coast.

Our Corporate Vacation Benefits Program offers an exclusive membership that provides extraordinary vacation packages with extra services and amenities at wholesale pricing. This benefit provides the employee access to unlimited vacation packages per year. Currently, over 750 vacations are offered on a rolling calendar that appeal to a variety of budgets and traveling preferences.