Want to Stick It to Trump When He Tweets? This Chicago Startup Lets You

A new Chicago-based donation website is allowing people to focus their outrage surrounding Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and other issues and turn it into cash for a cause they might find more palatable.

Called iKeedo, the site lets groups set up fundraising drives that give individuals the chance to donate to those counter organizations each time a certain action occurs, the Chicago Tribune reports. Donation pledges can be as low as a dime and can be capped between $1 to $1,000. The company also collects 5 percent from the donations on the site, according to the Tribune.

"It's allowing everyday people to feel like they can make a meaningful difference on an action-per-action basis," iKeedo's founder Chris O'Brien, an Evanston resident who works in advertising, told the Tribune.

For instance, the left-leaning MoveOn.org has created a campaign that accepts small donations "every time [Trump] takes to Twitter to spread another lie, hurl another insult, or threaten another group of people." The effort currently has generated $691 from 20 supporters.

Even the City of Evanston has become an early adopter of the site, creating a fundraising drive on the platform in order to raise money to help plant more trees in the community. Donations from residents (or people who just want a greener Evanston) are triggered each time a tree is cut in the city. So far, the campaign has 10 supporters and has raised $107.

Debuting March 11, iKeedo takes its name and general philosophy—"Redirect your opponent's force; for good" is the company's slogan—from the similarly pronounced Japanese martial art of aikido.