Full transparency: here's how money that comes into PingoMe — support contributions and a share of what PingoMe earns — is allocated. The supported missions may change over time, but they will always be public benefit corporations or 501(c)(3) organizations. The current allocation:
Keeping the lights on — hosting, development, and running the service (the Stellarus operational fund).
Mission-focused activities at Stellarus Intelligence, Inc., a public benefit corporation.
A fund hosted by the Feminist Majority Foundation (501 c3) that helps low income women get birth control pills and doctor's aysnchronous telemedicine visits.
Want to know the missions themselves? Learn about the good works. Want to chip in? Support the mission.
Support contributions to PingoMe are voluntary, are not charitable donations, and are not tax-deductible; they don't purchase any product, service, or plan benefits. Prefer a tax-deductible route? Both missions participate in CataCap's 501(c)(3) impact-investor funds — see Supported good works for those links (CataCap's own terms govern, including tax treatment).