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* Adam Bachman ($300)
 
* Adam Bachman ($300)
 
* Kelly Egan ($300)
 
* Kelly Egan ($300)
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=== Training/Education ===
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Revenue from classes and specific vocational training.
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=== Kits ===
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Develop projects with "Make"-ability in mind, and provide retail parts-and-instructions kits.
  
 
== Useful links ==
 
== Useful links ==
 
* [http://www.meyerfoundation.org/whatwefund/nonprofit_sector_fund/cash_flow_loan/primer Cash flow]
 
* [http://www.meyerfoundation.org/whatwefund/nonprofit_sector_fund/cash_flow_loan/primer Cash flow]

Revision as of 03:02, 2 July 2009

We should start to outline what it will take a)get this place going b)keep this place going.

In the bank

Expenses

Startup

  • $170 (+$50 to expedite) Incorporating in the state of Maryland
  • $750? Filing for 501(c)3 status with the IRS (unsure on this number)
  • $? Furniture (probably mostly donations)
  • $? We should have some basic equipment on hand for people to use and for workshops + donations/loans from members.

Operating

A good rule of thumb would be to have 3 months operating in the bank at any given time.

Revenue

Dues

Add your name here if you are willing to commit to being a member at this point. This will help us estimate our initial monthly revenues. Put the maximum amount you would be willing to pay for dues in parenthesis after your name. This will help us find the sweet spot for monthly dues, which may end up being less than you're willing to pay!

  • Jon Lesser ($75)
  • Sylvia Chi ($50)
  • Adam Bachman ($75)
  • Kelly Egan ($100)

Donations

If you are willing and able to make a donation to the Node, add your name here along with the amount. The donations will go to things like security deposit, incorporation fees, supplies, equipment, outreach, and other non-recurring costs. Donations will likely be tax deductible if we get our initial 501(c)(3) letter from the IRS this year.

  • Jon Lesser ($500)
  • Adam Bachman ($300)
  • Kelly Egan ($300)

Training/Education

Revenue from classes and specific vocational training.

Kits

Develop projects with "Make"-ability in mind, and provide retail parts-and-instructions kits.

Useful links