Zaar is supported by partners in different sectors that help to promote crowdfunding campaigns in terms of media, PR, technical assistance, etc.
Assistance and bespoke business advice is also offered to project initiators who are considering crowdfunding as an alternative source of finance for their business idea.
Zaar is a donation/reward-based crowdfunding platform set up to promote entrepreneurship in Malta and support local start-ups. Zaar offers an alternative means of raising finance for projects and business ideas. Although Zaar is a local platform, it has worldwide reach due to its online presence and international payment gateways.
Zaar is partnered with local entities that provide support and transparency to its campaigns. Through its partnership with Credit Info Malta, Zaar ensures that all campaign owners pass due diligence tests providing reassurance to backers. Together with other entities, Zaar aims to offer support to all campaigners throughout their entrepreneurial journey by getting help to get their projects crowdfunded.
All crowdfunding campaigns are offered bespoke advice before, during and after the campaign, to reach the targeted audience with the support of our dedicated team of experts. Crowdfunding campaigns are promoted to the Zaar network and beyond through dedicated media and PR support on local media, Zaar’s online newsletter, and regular social media updates.
The voluntary organisation aims to raise €2,000 to take chess further into schools, local councils and communities. ChessBuddies & Mates has launched a crowdfunding campaign on Zaar to buy the equipment it needs to bring chess to more children across Malta and Gozo. A registered voluntary organisation, ChessBuddies & Mates was set up to give children and teenagers fun,
The LifeCycle Malta Foundation has chosen local crowdfunding platform Zaar to fundraise for its 2026 Changamoto Challenge supporting kidney patients in Malta and Gozo. Later this year, a team of cyclists will set off from Mombasa to ride just under 2,000km in 10 days through Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda, to raise funds for local renal patients. The LifeCycle Changamoto
Nourish and Heal from the Farm Kitchen combines the healing food wisdom of Maltese folk medicine traditions and Slovak farm cooking. A healing cookbook bridging Malta’s folk food traditions and Central European farm cooking is one step from the table – and a crowdfunding campaign on Zaar aims to help it print in time for the 2026 Malta Book Festival.
