Project 10 to the 100 Submission - Through collective promises of 10% of yearly income, raise ALL the funds needed to end world poverty but collect only upon reaching that goal.
Great idea. To start with I was thinking 'who would donate 10% of their income willy nilly'? but the concept of not paying anything until 10 million other people do is genius. Well done and good luck :-)
Thanks for the positive feedback. The idea is an amalgamation of a lot of different ideas. What is amazing is that until the internet, this really wouldnt have been possible. Hopefully this and other ideas will spring the internet as more of a platform for social change. Thanks again.
Yes, this is why we picked that number, it has a long standing precedent. One major difference from religious donations is the deferred giving, whereby people would only give if we can build the community whereby we meet the ~60 Billion needed by the MDG. Thanks for the comment. If you are interested, you can keep track of progress on the website.
Great idea. To start with I was thinking 'who would donate 10% of their income willy nilly'? but the concept of not paying anything until 10 million other people do is genius. Well done and good luck :-)
HastyUsernameChoice 3 years ago 2
Thanks for the positive feedback. The idea is an amalgamation of a lot of different ideas. What is amazing is that until the internet, this really wouldnt have been possible. Hopefully this and other ideas will spring the internet as more of a platform for social change. Thanks again.
neilmody 3 years ago
This is exactly what the Mormon religion does. If you belong to the Mormon Church, you are "required" to give 10% of your income to the church.
kevingets1 3 years ago
Yes, this is why we picked that number, it has a long standing precedent. One major difference from religious donations is the deferred giving, whereby people would only give if we can build the community whereby we meet the ~60 Billion needed by the MDG. Thanks for the comment. If you are interested, you can keep track of progress on the website.
neilmody 3 years ago