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I agree. The net worth of the mother does not somehow make it more of a fraud than if the family genuinely couldn't afford the tuition. However, from Kickstart
by Smudge 14y ago
I agree. The net worth of the mother does not somehow make it more of a fraud than if the family genuinely couldn't afford the tuition.
However, from Kickstarter's policies:
> Kickstarter does not allow charity, cause, or "fund my life" projects.
Summer camp tuition (plus a new laptop) are not good enough as a project goal, IMO, and may very well violate Kickstarter's policies.