ProtestPools.

ProtestPools bring people together to fund larger, organized demonstrations. Each pool has a defined cause, location, funding goal, and deadline. Anyone can contribute. Once fully funded, the protest is scheduled and organized. If the goal isn’t reached by the deadline, the pool expires.

  1. Start a pool

    Name the cause and the place, then set a goal and a deadline.

  2. People chip in

    Anyone who supports it can add to the pool until the deadline.

  3. Funded, then organized

    Fully funded by the deadline, it gets a protest date and is organized. If not, it expires.

  • Funding

    Health care costs

    Prescription Drug Prices Rally

    Nationwide

    An example demonstration about what people pay for prescription drugs.

    Example amounts: $7,500 raised of a $10,000 goal, 75% funded.

    Funding deadline

  • Funding

    Housing

    Housing Affordability Demonstration

    Phoenix, AZ

    An example demonstration about the cost of rent and homes.

    Example amounts: $4,200 raised of a $15,000 goal, 28% funded.

    Funding deadline

  • Fully funded

    Veterans

    Veterans Services Rally

    Washington, D.C.

    An example demonstration about wait times and services for veterans.

    Example amounts: $12,000 raised of a $12,000 goal, 100% funded.

    Protest date set

  • Funding

    Public transit

    Bus Service Rally

    Columbus, OH

    An example demonstration about bus routes and service hours.

    Example amounts: $0 raised of a $8,000 goal, 0% funded.

    Funding deadline