📧 emailing me?
✉️ always start with “Dear Harpy” or “Hello there Harpy”
Do not use my real name. If you address me personally, I'll assume it's not business — and I'll ignore it.
⚡ PLEASE DO YOUR GOD DAMN RESEARCH ON WHAT MY AUDIENCE IS AND WHAT I POST
I'm building a sponsor list — if you don't fit, don't waste my time.
My people: gamers (18+), donators, digital artists, LGBTQ+ Community, Furries, and maybe streamers. If your brand doesn't vibe with that, move along.
(Razer and Roblox are trash — don't even try.)
🎯 Authentic engagement, not bots
🌈 LGBTQ+ & furry-friendly
🎨 Creative, visual-forward content
🧠 Smart, critical audience
🤝 Selective partnerships that fit
⚡ No fluff — just real connection
📌 I respond faster to direct, researched pitches. If you haven't looked at my content, don't bother.
Why is GoFundMe in the trash zone?
After doing some research, I decided that GoFundMe just isn't the right option for me. One reason is that fundraisers generally need a strong or urgent reason behind them to get much attention, and I don't want to rely on that kind of approach.
I also came across concerns about fees and how much of the money raised actually reaches the person running the fundraiser. I don't remember all of the details from my original research, so I don't want to make claims I'm not completely sure about.
TL;DR: I did my research, and GoFundMe ended up in my trash zone because it doesn't really fit what I'm trying to do.
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