Also, just for everyone to think about, with Steemit Communities, this won't be an exact Science, but once your Community has X number of members, like 99% of people that land on the page will Subscribe to the Community.

So like, when you are the lone sub to your Community, and there is no content, it is hardest to get new members. Adding content helps, but it also just depends on Fate and who has the interests represented by your Community. You can help the Odds by sharing the Link to your Community in Facebook groups and on Forums.

When you have maybe 20 subs, a higher percentage who view will start to join.

Once you have 100 members, maybe 50%+ join.

And a good thing to think about. GoFundMe is a much much different form of Website, but has a similar foundational concept. It is easiest to get started if you bring in Friends and Family first. The reason most GoFundMes get big is not because a random donor was looking for a cause and came in. It is because their Friends and Family donated, then they grew from there and others came in.