Micro-Funding

Managing the Growth of Donations

This idea emerged during yesterday’s follow-up conversation of the St. James’s event. It is our way of raising funds for so far unpaid activities - for anybody who comes our way:

  • turning charities into ’social businesses’
  • helping philanthropists become ’social investors’.

Micro-Donations are meant to help people in ‘invisible’, ‘institutionalised’ or ‘mega-poverty’:

  • victims of banks, legal processes and other institutions:
  • unfair bankruptcies, undue legal costs, unlawful bank charges.

They have contributed to meetings of the Forum for Stable Currencies in the past and are represented by SAFE and many other similar organisations.

The bank account is the one of the Forum for Stable Currencies. It has been receiving £5 a month from one solid supporter since we set up the Campaign for Interest-Free Money in 1998. Recently, the account was used for registrations at St. James’s.

“We” are now the “Social Business Interface” who contributed as “Yunus Hosts” to making St. James’s happen under the auspices of the Forum for Stable Currencies.

Micro-Funding means supplying money for individuals, projects and small companies. To that end, our first step is to set up a “Social Business Fund”.
Micro-Economics measures the circulation of money on that small scale.

Responses

Sabine,

as always you can be relied upon to turn ideas into reality.

Thank you for creating these spaces for us.

Looking forward to exciting future developments and a real growth of donations.

Lilly

Thanks, Lilly,

but I haven’t won the HTML battle yet and you gave us an important tagline: managing the growth of donations!…

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