Turn Your Ideas Into Impact.
Every meaningful project begins with an idea. Whether you are developing an innovative product, supporting a community initiative, launching a creative project or addressing a social or environmental challenge, ONEORVE LaunchPad provides a platform to share your vision and seek support from others.
This guide will help you prepare, create and submit your crowdfunding campaign for review.
Before starting your application, take some time to plan your campaign. A well-prepared application helps potential supporters understand your project and how their contributions will be used.
| Information | What You Should Prepare |
|---|---|
| Creator details | Your full name, contact information and identification details where requested. |
| Organisation details | Registered organisation name, registration number and authorised representative, if applicable. |
| Campaign title | A clear, memorable name for your project. |
| Project summary | A brief explanation of what you want to achieve. |
| Project description | Your objectives, background, beneficiaries and expected outcomes. |
| Funding target | The amount you need to raise and how you calculated it. |
| Budget | A breakdown of how contributions will be used. |
| Campaign duration | Your proposed fundraising period and deadline. |
| Project timeline | Important activities, milestones and estimated completion dates. |
| Campaign images | Relevant images, graphics or photographs you have permission to use. |
| Supporting evidence | Relevant quotations, prototypes, research, approvals or documents supporting your claims. |
| Rewards, if applicable | Details of any non-financial rewards offered to supporters. |
| Fulfilment arrangements | How and when rewards will be delivered, including shipping restrictions or charges. |
| Risks and challenges | Potential obstacles, dependencies and how you intend to manage them. |
| Payment information | Appropriate payment destination and settlement details, when requested. |
| Declarations | Confirmation that your information is accurate and your campaign complies with Platform requirements. |
Tip: Prepare your campaign description, budget and images before opening the application form. This will make completing your submission easier.
LaunchPad is intended for project-based and reward-based crowdfunding.
Examples of projects that may be suitable include:
Community and social initiatives: Projects supporting communities, inclusion or social wellbeing.
Innovation and technology: New products, digital solutions and practical innovations.
Education and learning: Educational resources, learning programmes and capacity-building initiatives.
Creative projects: Art, design, publications and other creative work.
Environmental initiatives: Projects addressing sustainability, conservation or environmental challenges.
Entrepreneurship: Defined projects developed by startups or small enterprises.
All campaigns are subject to review and approval.
LaunchPad's standard crowdfunding model does not support fundraising that offers shares, loans, interest, dividends, profit-sharing or guaranteed investment returns.
Visit https://launchpad.oneorve.org.
Select the registration or sign-in option provided on the website.
You may register using the available account registration method or sign in with Google, where supported.
Complete any required account information and verification steps.
Once signed in, you can proceed to the campaign creation area.
Select Start a Campaign from the LaunchPad website.
You will be directed to the campaign creation process.
Read the available instructions and familiarise yourself with the information requested.
Provide a meaningful campaign title and select the most appropriate available category.
Write a concise project summary that explains:
What your project is about.
Why it matters.
Who will benefit.
What you intend to achieve.
Your summary should help someone unfamiliar with your project understand its purpose quickly.
Example:
"We aim to develop affordable digital learning resources for underserved communities, helping individuals build practical technology skills and improve access to educational opportunities."
Provide a detailed description of your campaign.
Consider addressing the following questions:
What problem are you trying to solve?
Explain the need, challenge or opportunity that inspired your project.
What is your proposed solution?
Describe what you intend to create, deliver or accomplish.
Who will benefit?
Identify the intended beneficiaries, customers or communities.
How will the project be implemented?
Explain the main activities, resources and arrangements needed.
What outcomes do you expect?
Describe the practical results you hope to achieve.
Be specific and realistic. Avoid exaggerated claims or promises that cannot be substantiated.
Enter the amount you intend to raise.
Your funding target should reflect the reasonable cost of implementing your project.
Prepare a breakdown showing how the funds will be allocated.
Example budget:
| Expense | Estimated Amount |
|---|---|
| Materials and equipment | S$2,000 |
| Development and production | S$3,000 |
| Logistics and delivery | S$1,000 |
| Outreach and communication | S$500 |
| Contingency | S$500 |
| Total Funding Target | S$7,000 |
This is an illustrative budget only.
Where applicable, account for payment-processing charges, Platform fees, taxes and other disclosed costs.
Your proposed funding model and target will be subject to the Platform's applicable requirements and approval.
Select or propose the period during which your campaign will accept contributions.
Consider how much time you reasonably need to:
Introduce your campaign.
Reach potential supporters.
Communicate your objectives.
Respond to enquiries.
Build awareness of your project.
Choose a realistic fundraising period rather than relying on an unnecessarily short deadline.
Upload relevant images or supporting materials using the options available in the application.
Suitable materials may include:
Project illustrations or concept designs.
Photographs of existing prototypes.
Product or project mock-ups.
Images of relevant activities.
Supporting diagrams or documents.
Ensure that you own the materials or have permission to use them.
Clearly distinguish between a concept, prototype and completed product.
Do not use misleading images, fabricated endorsements or unsupported claims.
Depending on the nature of your campaign, you may offer non-financial rewards to supporters.
Examples include:
Acknowledgements or appreciation messages.
Project merchandise.
Early access to a product.
Digital resources.
Event participation.
Project-related services or experiences.
For each reward, explain what supporters will receive, the contribution amount, any quantity limits and the estimated delivery timeline.
Where relevant, disclose shipping costs and geographical restrictions.
Rewards must not promise ownership, interest, dividends or other financial investment returns.
Explain the expected project schedule, including major milestones.
For example:
| Milestone | Estimated Timeline |
|---|---|
| Campaign fundraising | Month 1 |
| Procurement and preparation | Month 2 |
| Development and implementation | Months 3–4 |
| Testing and finalisation | Month 5 |
| Delivery or project completion | Month 6 |
Also disclose significant risks that could affect delivery, such as supplier delays, production difficulties, regulatory approvals or resource limitations.
Transparency helps supporters make informed decisions.
Before submitting, check that:
Your campaign information is accurate and complete.
Your funding target is supported by a reasonable budget.
Your project timeline is realistic.
Rewards and delivery arrangements are clearly explained.
Material risks have been disclosed.
Images and supporting materials are authorised for use.
You have reviewed the applicable Platform terms and declarations.
Submit your application using the available submission option.
Submitting an application does not guarantee that the campaign will be approved or published.
ONEORVE's campaign governance process provides for assessment before a campaign is approved for publication.
Your application may be reviewed for:
Completeness and clarity.
Creator identity and authority.
Project legitimacy and feasibility.
Accuracy of campaign claims.
Reasonableness of the proposed funding target.
Appropriate use of funds.
Rewards and fulfilment arrangements.
Material risks and regulatory considerations.
Compliance with LaunchPad's applicable policies.
ONEORVE may request further explanations, supporting documents or changes to your application.
Providing complete and accurate information can help avoid unnecessary delays.
Following review, a campaign may be approved, returned for clarification or changes, or declined.
Approved campaigns may proceed to publication subject to any outstanding requirements.
Important: The exact review timeline is not guaranteed unless separately communicated by ONEORVE.
Publishing your campaign is only the beginning.
As a campaign creator, you are expected to manage your project responsibly.
You should:
Share your campaign through appropriate communication channels.
Respond to legitimate supporter enquiries.
Provide meaningful progress updates.
Keep supporters informed of significant changes or delays.
Use funds consistently with the disclosed project purpose.
Maintain appropriate financial and project records.
Make reasonable efforts to fulfil promised rewards.
Cooperate with ONEORVE regarding complaints, compliance or verification requests.
If significant changes occur, such as changes to the project scope, budget, rewards or delivery timeline, inform ONEORVE and affected supporters as appropriate.
Do I need an account to create a campaign?
You should register or sign in to LaunchPad before starting the campaign creation process.
Can individuals and organisations apply?
The governance framework contemplates both individual and organisational creators, subject to identity verification, eligibility requirements and approval.
Does creating a campaign guarantee approval?
No. Applications are subject to review, and ONEORVE may request additional information or decline applications that do not meet the Platform's requirements.
Can I offer financial returns to supporters?
No. LaunchPad's standard crowdfunding model does not permit equity, loans, interest, dividends or guaranteed financial returns.
Can I change my campaign after submission?
Changes may be subject to review. Material changes to an approved campaign may require additional approval and disclosure.
What happens if my project is delayed?
You should communicate significant delays honestly, provide reasonable updates and explain any proposed recovery arrangements.
Can I launch a campaign without offering rewards?
The governance framework includes project-based crowdfunding and non-financial rewards. Whether a particular campaign can proceed without rewards depends on its approved funding model and applicable Platform requirements.
How much does it cost to create a campaign?
Any applicable Platform fees, payment-processing charges and other costs should be disclosed in LaunchPad's published fee schedule. Applicants should review those charges before proceeding.
You do not need to have everything figured out from the beginning, but you should have a clear purpose, a realistic plan and a commitment to transparency.
At ONEORVE LaunchPad, we believe meaningful ideas deserve the opportunity to be explored, supported and brought to life.
Prepare your project. Share your vision. Create your impact.
Visit https://launchpad.oneorve.org and select Start a Campaign to begin.
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