Why Cundina®?

"Cundina®"
A Cundina® (Cooondina) is network of individuals that join together to rotate funds as a way of financing their life’s needs. It is still practiced today in Northern Mexico. Think of it as an early form of Crowdfunding. We thought it would be a great name for a modern Crowdfunding platform that leverages technology and the masses to help people pursue happiness (Learn more...).
Our Mission
Our mission is to help people pursue happiness in their lives through collaborative finance by allowing individuals to gift and transact with anyone.
Global Projects Map
View all projects on our Global Map by going to: Projects > Browse by Location, or by clicking this link.

Arizona State Sun Devil “Devil’s Lair” upgrade

Other

by Jacob

Looking to improve our gathering for fellow Sun Devils: Current, Future, Alumni or Supporters!

Partially Successful

Angels Skin Cancer Treatment

Animals

by Valencia

Cancer. Laser Treatment. Surgical Bills. Rehabilitation.

Partially Successful

Casa Alitas Aid for Migrant Families

Nonprofit

by Teresa Cavendish

Casa Alitas provides aid to migrant families released by ICE in Tucson, Arizona.

Partially Successful

Gems and Jewelry

Education

by Michael

Becoming a Certified Gemologist

Partially Successful

Immigration Help For Widowed Mother of Five

Family

by Sheccid

Immigration help to keep family together, for widowed mother of five.

Successful

My little Squirrel needs you

Animals

by Jimmy

Vetarinarian Surgical Bills. Medications. Rehabilitation. Support & Expenses

Partially Successful

Desperately Needed Medical Expenses for my Brother

Family

by Araceli Mendoza

My brother was involved in a bad car accident where he dislocated both shoulders, a leg, broken hip, cuts and bruises. We are asking for anything people can donate would be greatly appreciated for an operation!

Partially Successful

WE NEED WHEELS! – to help our students in Africa!

Education

by Evan Haglund

Our first vehicle -- and desperately needed! Our organization works with children in some of the most remote parts of Zambia, where a four-wheel drive is a must all year round, let alone during the rainy season. A former UNICEF doctor has offered a Toyota Hilux to us for a fraction of its value -- please help us obtain the vehicle we need in order to reach our most vulnerable children.