Blair's Charity Fund Fundraise

# Blair's Charity Fund Fundraise #### Rasing Funds for Blair's firend that has a brain injury and is unable to recieve funding. ###### tags: `fundraise` `yeeter` ### Requirements * Website * Domain Hosting * Domain Name > [name=boilerrat] easy to a one pager. Lots of free templates available on github. Can probably have something done in a few hours if all the assets are in place before. Can host a website on github for free or deploy to ipfs. Might have to purchase a fancy domain name if desired or it would be something like boilerrat.github.io/fundraise * Metamask wallet for recipient * Metamask wallets for core team * timeframe * fundraising goals * crypto training for team (couple zoom or discord sesh's should be all that is needed) * recomend core team uses's Discord for comms, could use a traditional message board as well (comes free with DAO) Could use facebook but not crypto native. * assets (ie pictures, bio, what's the story being told?) * tbd * tbd * tbd * tbd * tbd * tbd ### What Would be needed on the website. * Recipient's Biography * Why support is needed * How to donate * A button for traditional payments? * Button to the Yeet Donation page. * How to set up a metamask wallet * How to purchase some crypto > [name=boilerrat] there are lots of tutorials available but we could set up zoom calls and I can walk people through the process ### Yeet: What is it? Yeet is a crypto fundraising tool. It allows people to maintain economic control over the capital they contribute before it is deployed. Before funds can move from the treasury a vote must take place with share holders. Share holders, in this case, would consist of the core team managing the fundraiser. People that contribute to the fundraise would have something called Loot shares. Loot shares do not take part in voting however, they are able to make proposals. At the completion of a vote, on a proposal to move funds, there is a "grace" period in which a loot share holder may exit with their portion of the treasury, if they are unhappy with the results of the vote. Note, this is a return on current treasury amount, so if some funds have been deployed already, then that person would have already approved of those transactions. As far as the fundraise portion itself, if you are familiar with kickstarter, the learning curve for yeeter should be fairly easy. Similiar to those platforms there would be a time frame set for the fundraise and a goal to attain. If that goal is not attained people would have the option to have their money returned. If the funding is successful the funding is sent to the DAO. DAOhaus, the organization that created Yeeter takes 3%. Which is pretty low. Disclaimer: I'm on the team at DAOhaus, but note I don't get any of the funds as all hands are on deck at the moment there supporting the developers finalizing a major upgrade on the core product, the DAO app itself. My current pay with them is in DAOhaus' token HAUS, which I use to stake back into the DAO for increased ownership in the DAO. ### WTF is a DAO A DAO is a decentralized autonomous organization. Big words I know but what does it mean? It means that people that do not have to know or trust each other are able to manage a treasury, they are a place for purpose driven communities that are not physically able to meet, to organize and collaborate. Things move or "occur" in a DAO as a result of voting on proposal. Anybody can make a proposal, however in order for a proposal to move to a vote a DAO shareholder must sponsor the proposal. After the proposal is sponsorered it enters into the voting period. This amount of time is set at the "summoning" of the DAO, usually a few days. After the completion of the vote, if it fails, it fails. If it passes the vote goes into grace period. This is also set at DAO summoning but usually a couple days. People that voted NO, may exit the DAO and take their portion of the treasury with them. At the completion of the grace period, a DAO member would press a button and then the transaction that was proposed would aoutomatically execute (Ie send the money to the recepient). ### Do You Need All This? Unsure, depends on the reach and the desire for people to use crypto to make donations. If the desire is to keep this as simple as possible, crypto might not be the best approach. Or if the desire is to get the recepient crypto but fundraise traditionally, that's possible as well (could even run it through tornado cash to erase any uhmmmm..... forget abou it ;) Or just an info webpage and a place to donate could be done as well. ### Sample Forks Here are just a few I found quickly. They are all open source, so free to edit and use. * https://tarun-kamboj.github.io/Charity_Web/ * https://tarun-kamboj.github.io/Charity_Web/ * https://charityfundpool-staging.firebaseapp.com/home/registrations * https://startbootstrap.com/previews/landing-page * [150 Templates](https://github.com/learning-zone/website-templates) * [19K+ Search results for templates on github](https://github.com/search?q=website+templates)