Ratify Donor-targeted support for e-NABLE Sierra Leone
Ed Choi is doing great work with Enable Sierra Leone. The non-profit Cleveland Foundation wishes to make an $18,000 donation to support this work, by way of the EnableFund.
Ratify the targeted donation of 18,000 to Sierra Leone
proposal by Jon Schull Closed Sun 30 Dec 2018 9:02PM
Ratify Cleveland Foundation's donation of $18,000 to Enable Sierra Leone.
THIS SHOULD BE A NO-BRAINER and I don't want to keep the donor waiting so I may close it if we make a clear decision sooner.
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Results
| Results | Option | Votes | % of votes cast | % of eligible voters | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Agree | 29 | 100 | 23 |      | |
| Abstain | 0 | 0 | 0 | ||
| Disagree | 0 | 0 | 0 | ||
| Block | 0 | 0 | 0 | ||
| Not voted | 98 | 77 |            |
OH MY GOSH!! SO MUCH YES!!! *Im actually jumping up and down in my seat!
Awesome. Glad to see collaboration with O&P pros. No brainer vote for me :).
Certainly a no brainier. Curious to see how this works. I think e-Nable fund working like this in an oversight capacity is great . It can allow smaller groups to accept funding without each having to form and maintain a 501(c) 3.
This is a great chapter to support. They are eNable at work, benefiting the Sierra Leone community. I would encourage a budget to be created and transparently shown here as it progresses.
Love this idea. I can see good outcomes and storytelling coming out.
This is fantastic! Cannot wait to see how you put the funds to use. #TechForGood
👍 Agree! This is awesome!
Agree
Thank you so much for giving us a helping hand. Our Workshop is building a good reputation across the country, but we have now out-grown our little wooden-shed workshop. We are in need of more equipment as well as private space for lower-limb amputees to practice walking. This will give us the required boost to become a full-fledged prosthetic workshop, to make and fit 3D-printed, hybrid as well as traditional prosthetics. One day, we hope to have an affordable solution for most of the amputees who come to us. Best wishes! - Ed Choi