After the community in Far Rockaway was devastated by Hurricane Sandy, the Shore Soup Project was founded, bringing together volunteers and feeding an average of 800 people a day. Help them take their efforts to the next level with a pay-as-you-can community kitchen.

Kelly's project started over two years ago when she built her own pinhole camera using household items and a bit of imagination. The result was beautiful, functional, and made with her own two hands. Now she's putting together a kit so you can make your own medium format camera!

Shelly Worley and her husband Seth (of the Etsy shop Worley's Lighting), create rustic, industrial, and vintage-inspired lighting from their home in North Carolina. Help them take their business to the next level (and score one of their products) with a pledge of $15 or more.

Pledges to this campaign will help fund Ladypoints, a new web series that celebrates passionate women who do what they love on their own terms. With a pledge of $50 or more you'll score a bundle, which might include items from one of five Etsy artists who donated their work!

With help from local artists this summer, Kauser and Julia want to take vacant lots in Cleveland and transform them into spaces inspired by books where kids can engage in art and culture.

Support for Marpha will help this emerging arts organization fund their artist in residence program, along with art apprenticeships and community programs in Nepal.

Our love of vintage and music comes together in "78rpm," an experimental documentary about the gramophone.

Brooklyn-based ensemble Industries of the Blind are putting together an event that will combine music, film and inspiring stories. Check out their work for Etsy here: http://www.etsy.me/handmadeportraitsrobryan

Lauren Simkin Berke (of the Etsy shop Simkinberkeshop) collects vintage photographs and gives them new life through his art. He's putting together a book to showcase this work – support will help get it printed!

Hey Polaroid lovers! This project turns iPhone images into instant photos. How cool is that?

Erin and Taylor want to share their passion for letterpress with the community, the world, the universe, and even the moon!

The Little Free Library Project promotes community and a shared love of reading. Read more on the Etsy Blog: http://etsy.me/Nc1Iqj

With inspiration from her grandmother, ideas from planning her own wedding, and experience working in the fashion industry, Angela (of the Etsy shop WinifredBean) designed her own line of vintage-inspired gowns.

Help share Detroit's DIY spirit, stories and how-to's with the world by backing this interactive documentary!

Artist Mike Perry's appetite for collaboration and creation inspired Wondering Around Wandering – a three-month long community exhibition featuring workshops and events. Bonus: snag some of his awesome art with a pledge of $3 or more.

A marriage of collective memoir and cultural history, this photography book will examine the personal and historical significance of New York City's Miss Subways.

This one-shot magazine is devoted to telling the story of the people, movements and trends that are changing the world.

Fashion and cat lovers unite! Designer Joseph Aaron Segal (of the Etsy shop Pretty Snake) will only produce his kitty garden party leggings with enough Kickstarter support. Get your own pair with a $75 pledge.

The Feast is all about getting inspired, and participating is simple: gather a group of creative minds and have a dinner party! Brainstorm one thing you can work on to change the world, share your ideas and explore other projects set in motion by The Feast. Ready? Go!

Trade School started out as a project between friends, and has quickly grown into a global movement for education, community and connection. Run entirely on barter, these learning spaces encourage the exchange of knowledge without the exchange of currency.

Carly and Aubree (of the Etsy shop Hunter Pass Leather Goods) are taking their business to the next level by investing in an industrial sewing machine, leather hides and other essential tools. Get one of their handcrafted leather pieces with a pledge of $15 or more.

Artist Aijung Kim (of the Etsy shop Sprouthead) needs your support to get her hand-drawn Golden Moth Illumination Deck printed. The deck, which contains 68 cards, can be used for fortune telling, creative inspiration or even decoratively. Pledge $30 and get your own deck.