A GiveSendGo campaign for Holly, the woman attacked in Cincinnati during the jazz festival – videos of which went viral ...

YouTuber Connor, who goes by the online moniker Pinesap, was reportedly fired for his political beliefs. The influencer announced his alleged firing in his GiveSendGo campaign started on Tuesday, July ...

Police announced Monday afternoon that a fifth person has been arrested in the melee that happened in downtown Cincinnati ...

Actor Charlie Sheen has stepped up to support a woman who was seriously injured in a violent attack in Ohio last week ...

Holly, who has allegedly been in hiding since the brawl in downtown Cincinnati last weekend, as reported by @bennyjohnson on ...

"Let me be clear, there is no place for violent crime in Cincinnati, whether it's fight or gun violence, we will pursue those responsible and we will hold them accountable no matter who they are, ...

A man who openly identified as a “fascist” during a debate Mehdi Hasan has raised over $18K after claiming he was fired for expressing his political beliefs.

GiveSendGo became popular on the right when it hosted fundraisers for figures like neo-Nazis and white supremacists who were booted off more mainstream sites. But online, the same grace isn’t ...

GiveSendGo, which launched in 2014, permitted donations for Kyle Rittenhouse’s defense. The fundraiser allowed him to post $2 million bail after GoFundMe had blocked donations.

Most were housed on GiveSendGo, which calls itself a "Christian crowdfunding" website founded in 2014. GiveSendGo campaigns accounted for $5.4 million of the total fundraising tallied by the group.

GiveSendGo, the donation service being used by the Canadian trucker protest known as the “Freedom Convoy,” is still leaking sensitive user data despite allegedly fixing the issue earlier this ...

GiveSendGo has become a popular crowdfunding tool for controversial political causes, such as raising legal funds for Kenosha shooter Kyle Rittenhouse and for travel to the attack on the U.S ...