Help us open a community Innovation hub

[livingstonehub]

We are youth led project building the first innovation hub in our community to offer co-working spaces and networking opportunities to learn bitcoin.

Check https://geyser.fund/project/livingstonehub

[hugeblack]

You need to publish more information about the project as I did not find many details, but usually donations will not cover all the expenses for such projects, so find partnerships to promote some cryptocurrency projects.

The rental and management costs for a hub space for +100 people/6 months are about 4k. Wow, it seems that your country really has a low cost of living.

[coin-investor]

We are youth led project building the first innovation hub in our community to offer co-working spaces and networking opportunities to learn bitcoin.

Check https://geyser.fund/project/livingstonehub

That's a good initiative for the propagation of Bitcoin in your country. Still, there is a lack of information on the location, and the people running the project, and the sectors that will likely benefit.
When asking for funding, you have to be transparent and on point with what you want to achieve.
I'm looking further, but I cannot find more information but a short description and a pic that we don't know if you really own, you should have taken a video and given us a tour of the location.

[SmartGold01]

Is there anyone who would want to donate to this community?
This is more like asking for a donation for covering rental expenses, it is like a kind of charity and I will say it could be hard to have people donated in this event.

[aioc]

Is there anyone who would want to donate to this community?
This is more like asking for a donation for covering rental expenses, it is like a kind of charity and I will say it could be hard to have people donated in this event.

Checking their crowdfund page they got a $6 donation, I have seen donation pages on Gofundme and you have to fill in important information before they make your page live, from where you are going to use the funds or who will benefit from that and it should be up to the details and based on what I saw on OP page, we don't know if there's truth on what OP is posting.
Op can do better, you're not begging you are asking for support and people want transparency.

[SmartGold01]

Is there anyone who would want to donate to this community?
This is more like asking for a donation for covering rental expenses, it is like a kind of charity and I will say it could be hard to have people donated in this event.

Checking their crowdfund page they got a $6 donation, I have seen donation pages on Gofundme and you have to fill in important information before they make your page live, from where you are going to use the funds or who will benefit from that and it should be up to the details and based on what I saw on OP page, we don't know if there's truth on what OP is posting.
Op can do better, you're not begging you are asking for support and people want transparency.

It's very easy for people to come up with any site and kind of project concept just to ask for a donation which I think is not possible couples with op being a newbie, although there is no restrictions buh it has a slimer chances to be honored here since op is not a reputable member of the forum. Maybe it will be better op shares this on social media to get assisted with their family and friends.

[Z-tight]

I can see that you are from Zambia, i don't know how popular BTC is over there in your country, but your best choice may be to seek funding from bitcoiners around you. It is difficult to get funding over the internet, people cannot tell if you are lying or not, and nobody wants to lose their money, so you see, and you have no reputation in the forum, which makes it harder for you.

How big is the BTC community in your locality, you can start the request for funding over there. If your government is also friendly to BTC, you can ask for help from them and they may be able to support your cause.

[robelneo]

I can see that you are from Zambia, i don't know how popular BTC is over there in your country, but your best choice may be to seek funding from bitcoiners around you. It is difficult to get funding over the internet, people cannot tell if you are lying or not, and nobody wants to lose their money, so you see, and you have no reputation in the forum, which makes it harder for you.

How big is the BTC community in your locality, you can start the request for funding over there. If your government is also friendly to BTC, you can ask for help from them and they may be able to support your cause.

That's the right thing he should do if the project is real and legit; there is no seriousness on OP's part. If he is serious, he should have come back here to check the thread and answer queries; he just wants to have a sort of cash cow.
This is not how you ask for crowdfunding; there is no excuse for not following it up or leaving a contact link or a social media page.

[Z-tight]

That's the right thing he should do if the project is real and legit; there is no seriousness on OP's part. If he is serious, he should have come back here to check the thread and answer queries; he just wants to have a sort of cash cow.
This is not how you ask for crowdfunding; there is no excuse for not following it up or leaving a contact link or a social media page.

I agree with you, op has not been online since they made their post, i know that there are certain reasons why one can be offline from the forum, but i think with request the op was making here, they should have been online to answer some queries that users have for them. Op isn't going to get any funding from here, that is for sure and my advice to them is the best way they can raise funds, that is if the whole project is legitimate to begin with.

[livingstonehub]

UPDATE: Thank you for your feedback. We take note of all your concerns and advise to provide detailed information. As this was our first online crowdfunding, our decision to launch a campaign was born out of the necessity to secure and meet our startup capital after initial challenges. However, we understand your concerns and have learnt important lessons that will be helpful in future.

[Z-tight]

UPDATE: Thank you for your feedback. We take note of all your concerns and advise to provide detailed information. As this was our first online crowdfunding, our decision to launch a campaign was born out of the necessity to secure and meet our startup capital after initial challenges. However, we understand your concerns and have learnt important lessons that will be helpful in future.

Good that you are back with an update, but there isn't much in it. You haven't provided the detailed information that a lot of members requested that you include in your post, you haven't also told us what's the way forward with your project and this online crowdfunding. Probably you should lock the thread now and explore other options outside of the forum.