Drwy dorfoli y bu i Ensemble Cymru godi arian i recordio ‘Pedr a’r Blaidd’ gyda Rhys Ifans yn adrodd y stori, a chododd Venue Cymru arian ar gyfer Ymddiriedolaeth Celfyddydau Conwy. Cafodd torfoli hefyd ei ddefnyddio i gefnogi sawl un o brosiectau Ffilm Cymru; ‘Richard III’ gan Omidaze, a ‘Boombox Eryri’ gan Migrations.  Mae’r Cyngor Celfyddydau hefyd wedi buddsoddi yn y cynllun cyllido cenedlaethol ‘DONATE’. Dyma dechnoleg rhoddi arian aml-blatfform, sy’n galluogi sefydliadau i godi arian yn barhaus - yn hytrach na chodi arian ar gyfer achos penodol lle rhoddir yr arian yn ôl os na chyrhaeddir y targed. Mae’r system hefyd wedi’i haddasu i weithio’n ddwyieithog. Ymhlith y sefydliadau sydd wedi ymuno mae Opera Cenedlaethol Cymru, Ffotogallery, Theatr Iolo a’r Theatr Genedlaethol. Arloesiad cyffrous arall yw cynllun ‘Tocyn’ a ddatblygwyd gan Gerddoriaeth Gymunedol Cymru. Mae hyn yn galluogi pobl i roddi eu ffioedd bwcio i ymgyrchoedd codi arian torfol.
Ensemble Cymru raised money to record ‘Peter and Wolf’ with Rhys Ifans as narrator, and Venue Cymru raised funds for Conwy Arts Trust.  Crowdfunding was also used to support a number of Ffilm Cymru’s projects; ‘Richard III’ by Omidaze, and ‘Boombox Eryri’ by Migrations.  ACW has also invested in the National Funding scheme ‘DONATE’. This is a multi-platform donation technology, which enables ongoing fundraising for organisations - as opposed to specific case fundraising where the donation is returned if you fail to reach your target.  The system has also been adapted to function bilingually.  Organisations signed up to it include Welsh National Opera (WNO), Ffotogallery, Theatr Iolo and Theatr Genedlaethol.  Another exciting innovation is the ‘Tocyn’ scheme developed by Community Music Wales.  This allows people to donate their booking fee to crowdfunding campaigns.