Teachers Rule
- · Classroom product grants
- · Teacher tool grants
- · Classroom-set donations
- · Gift-a-Classroom matching
Four communities. Four mechanisms.
The same fund, spent differently — because a classroom, a studio, an engineering team, and a makerspace need different things.
Artists Rule
- · Paid artist commissions
- · Collaboration royalties
- · Studio-tool grants
- · Community art programs
Engineers Rule
- · Engineering-student scholarships
- · Design-team & competition sponsorships
- · University program sets
- · Club and lab grants
Makers Rule
- · Makerspace grants
- · Tool-library support
- · Vocational & shop-program sets
- · Training-program equipment
DEFINED CAMPAIGN WINDOWS
When a percentage is promised, it is exact.
The Fund never runs an open-ended percentage of everything. When a campaign donates a share of sales, it names the beneficiary, the collection, the dates, the basis, and a floor and cap.
EXAMPLE CAMPAIGN FORMULATION
"From [START DATE] through [END DATE], Lance will donate 10% of net sales from the [COLLECTION] to [NAMED QUALIFIED ORGANIZATION] — with a minimum contribution of $[X] and a maximum of $[Y]."
TEMPLATE — EVERY CAMPAIGN NAMES BENEFICIARY, DATES, BASIS, FLOOR AND CAP · STATE CO-VENTURE FILINGS AND COUNSEL REVIEW BEFORE LAUNCH
PROOF, NOT PLAQUES
Every grant becomes a story.
The classroom before and after. The artist's process. The team's project. The makerspace being built. Fund recipients become the real people behind 25 People Who Rule — with permission, told properly.
CLASSROOM — BEFORE / AFTER
ARTIST — PROCESS & COMMISSION
TEAM — THE PROJECT BUILT
MAKERSPACE — THE ROOM EQUIPPED