I appreciate the altruism but lacking any profit margin is typically a bad idea. Non profits make a little bit of profit to pay people and handle the usual unex

I appreciate the altruism but lacking any profit margin is typically a bad idea. Non profits make a little bit of profit to pay people and handle the usual unexpected bumps businesses go through. If it turns out each board ends up costing $10 (and he really isn't padding the cost), he's screwed and will either have to eat the dollar or get the backers to agree to the dollar increase.