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My suggestion is Justin Drown @Obscura-Justin. He has kf account, hosts the Obscura podcast, dunks on Patrick Tomlinson and xeets about fishtank live. He may not want to be a board member but could be helpful.
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You've probably considered it but You're going to need a rock steady accountant and someone who knows how to how to keep the personal and charity assets separated. I get the feeling Elliot and the other troons will report you to the IRS and you will be getting yearly audits. Something like the kiwifarms being hosted on charity equipment and that being construed as you using charity property for personal gain.or other bullshit.
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Yeah, we're going to need a CPA and I have two potentials in mind. There's a user who volunteered a while back and another user has a CPA in his family. For some reason I know a lot of people in nonprofit work.
One of my ideas is buying stock in companies with charity funds, then filing activist shareholder reports. This would be grey area and I'm warned I need to file 990s with UBI riders, which is apparently a skillset unto itself.
It's scary and a lot of work but I'm tired of waiting for the EFF and FIRE to help us, while they're actively rooting for us to die so they can represent more 'worthy' clients.
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On buying stock, you may want to talk to https://nationalcenter.org/ since they do this to add shareholder measures to the ballot.
Did FIRE tell you to fuck off like EFF, or are they just taking the "we have (((other people))) to represent" approach?
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You wouldn't be the first. The inaction of the NRA led to the formation of a half dozen new 2A charities that have gotten more done in the last decade than the NRA did in 100 years.
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No I remember those being gone well over a year ago.
What else are you able to do as a charity that you couldn't do normally?
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I don't want to give people time to head me off on some of my ideas, but I want to become directly involved in Internet infrastructure in such a way that the charity would become difficult to dislodge.
There's a lot of nonprofit societies involved in the Internet. Many IX (Internet Exchanges, a bunch of routers providing free transit between ISPs) are non-profit or not-for-profit.
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- 14 de Feb, 2021
Hi,
Unsure if the USA does charity fundraising this way but in the UK most charities have a weekly/monthly lottery with a( prize draw, it usually costs just £1 per entry.
People are much more likely to donate to something if they feel like they are in for a chance to win something, especially if that something is very exclusive… (or cash).
Limited edition winners only Kiwi plushies…. Trust me bro.
Unsure if the USA does charity fundraising this way but in the UK most charities have a weekly/monthly lottery with a( prize draw, it usually costs just £1 per entry.
People are much more likely to donate to something if they feel like they are in for a chance to win something, especially if that something is very exclusive… (or cash).
Limited edition winners only Kiwi plushies…. Trust me bro.
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You should detach your shit-list of service providers from KF and make it an official service offered by the charity.
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- 7 de Nov, 2023
Oh okay. Let me know if you need a paypig to bankroll you.
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I'm pretty sure privately run lotteries are illegal in the US. I'm sure an actual american can clarify that.
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You can't do lotteries.
Some non-profits will do raffles, where you pay to win a donated prize like a gift certificate to a restaurant. There are also open auctions, where you bid (online or offline) to win something, again a donated prize. We're not holding any in-person fundraising events, and even online raffles would be tricky because what are you giving away? I'm not even sure the raffle is legal in all states.
Most charities I donate to just take my money and send me a newsletter telling me about all the good deeds they are doing while asking for more money.
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An exception would be for charities and membership organizations. Even those are highly regulated but churches get away with some pretty sketchy stuff. It usually generally is going to charity, though, so it's rare to go after anything that isn't an outright for-profit lottery. The so-called numbers racket has been mostly replaced by state lotteries that are even more predatory.
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Idk if you want to expand your DEI to a disabled lesbian whose only administrative experience is working to renovate a local museums gift shop and reservation system idk I got you.
My only benefit is that it would look super fucking bad for a hulking tranny to go after a small woman.
My only benefit is that it would look super fucking bad for a hulking tranny to go after a small woman.
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I don't know, that Null guy seems pretty young.
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- 14 de Abr, 2021
My votes on my nigga here. If kiwifarms is the most controversial website, incels.is is probably second place.
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Josh, would you be willing to work with the current owner of soyjak.party, Froot?
Soyjak.party is a website that has been repeatedly censored and taken down in the past, with some of their problems mirroring our own in things like being taken down from the Wayback Machine without their permission and having to switch domains more than twice. They have also had their second domain, soyjaks.party, taken down from Epik's servers for no real reason than their strange anti-Imageboard policy.
His email is froot@xxxnoscopemlgxxx.com (sounds like a meme, I know, but it is.)
Soyjak.party is a website that has been repeatedly censored and taken down in the past, with some of their problems mirroring our own in things like being taken down from the Wayback Machine without their permission and having to switch domains more than twice. They have also had their second domain, soyjaks.party, taken down from Epik's servers for no real reason than their strange anti-Imageboard policy.
His email is froot@xxxnoscopemlgxxx.com (sounds like a meme, I know, but it is.)