> He was released from custody Thursday on a $1million surety bond secured by his ranch after family members were able to raise nearly $350,000 on GiveSendGo, which claims to be a 'Christian' alternative to GoFundMe, after the mainstream crowdfunder took his original fundraiser down. I thought the word had gotten out that you do not use GoFundMe after they tried to steal donations sent to the Canadian trucker protest.