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It sounds like his model was: "Make a non-profit org to do something useful for society, get funding from orgs that have money and want useful things done"; an
by gwd 2y ago
It sounds like his model was: "Make a non-profit org to do something useful for society, get funding from orgs that have money and want useful things done"; and it sounds like the problem he had was that orgs that want useful things done are often too specific.
E.g., there are orgs to promote computer literacy among women; and among poor people in India; and among middle-schoolers in Africa, and so on. And he has users who are women, and who ware poor people in India, and who are middle-schoolers in Africa, and so on. But none of the orgs will give him a grant, because they can't guarantee the money will only be spent for their own target groups.
I can see why that would be kind of discouraging.
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- iamleppert 2y agoYou can still work out a deal where you could identify some portion of your users as fitting the mission.