Tuesday’s crowd sourcing win went to SeanPaul “Long Island Audits” Reyes, with a $10.00 take and an end the crowd sourcing market’s three-day slide into goose egg territory: his win propelling him to first place and a market lead for the first day of the month after losing June’s crown to Lane Myers GiveSendGo campaign by a significant margin.
Myers took first place for June by bringing in a take of $1,296.00 in new donations to his campaign to help with legal fees involved in fighting on-going charges of stalking and harassment in Pima County, Arizona.
With Myers set to be sentenced today in a plea deal for two of the twenty charges he faces, it is unclear if supporters will continue to contribute to the campaign as he also gives up his right to appeal the charges with the guilty plea.
Our coverage of Myers sentencing hearing starts today on our ReallyCoolNews YouTube channel at 5PM Eastern, followed by a detailed discussion of the events at 8PM Eastern and a full write up in tomorrow’s issue of this publication.
Coming in second for the month is our own On-Going Expenses campaign with a $370.00 take. This is down significantly from previous months and marks the end to our twice-a-year fundraising campaign for major expenses.
Next up comes Reyes’ generic Support the Fight Against Tyranny & Corruption campaign, which took in $115.00 for the month.
Fourth place went to Jose “Chille” DeCastro’s Time to Sue the Unprincipled Judge Ann Zimmerman campaign, which took in $60.00 for June.
Fifth place went to Clash with Bao’s Help Bao Secure Legal Representation campaign with a $60.00 take.
Craig Hendry’s personal To Support Craig’s Work campaign was up next with a $20.00 take.
Christopher “Direct D” Ruff’s Help Christopher Ruff (Direct D) Clear His Name fund took in $5.00 for June.
Rounding out the month came another DeCastro Run effort, this time his Craig’s Freedom Depends on Your Help fund took in $5.00.
June’s additions to Yearly takes saw a minor shuffling of the top ten for the year with the top slots remaining unchanged.
BZWatchDog’s Hold Police Accountable fund fell to tenth place with a $115.00 take out of a $2,500.00 goal and a $$215.00 total take.
Liberty Troll’s Support the Fight for Our Constitutional Rights campaign has taken in $205.00 for the year out of a $30,000.00 goal and a current overall total of $4,130.00.
Jose DeCastro’s Craig’s Freedom Depends on Your Help fund has brought in $285.00 overall out of a $15,000.00 goal.
The discontinued Help Shannon Attend Kiser’s Sentencing campaign remains at $350.00 taken in out of a $1,000.00 goal and seventh place.
DeCastro’s Time to Sue the Corrupt Unprincipled Ann Zimmerman slides into sixth place with a $1,580.00 overall take out of a $5,000.00 goal.
Craig Hendry’s To Support Craig’s Work falls to fifth place with a $1,949.00 take for the year, out of a total take of $7,230.00 and a $4,000.00 goal.
SeanPaul “Long Island Audit” Reyes finds himself in fourth place for the year with a $2,381.00 take, an on-going total of $54,664.00, and a total goal of $55,000.00.
Our own On-Going Expenses fund is in third position with a $4,955.00 take for the year, an overall total of $11,100.00, and a goal of $20,000.00.
Lane Myers GiveSendGo continues to crawl its way to the top of the listings with a $6,248.00 take for the year, an overall total of $8,897.00 and an overall goal of $30,000.00.
Finally, Clash with Bao takes the top spot with a $6,780.00 overall take for the year out of a $6,500.00 goal.
June saw significant declines for two of the top three funds that we follow and we will revisit these findings in our mid-month update.
