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{{ExpertIntro|We are heading towards conditional philanthropy models where donors receive tokenized rewards tied to verified beneficiary outcomes, creating transparent, auditable donation chains. This emerging approach suggests foundations can achieve measurable impact attribution while donors obtain platform-based value beyond traditional tax deductions, though implementation complexity and verification costs remain open questions.}}
{{ExpertIntro|We are heading towards conditional philanthropy models where donors receive tokenized subscription tokens tied to verified beneficiary outcomes, creating transparent, auditable donation chains. This emerging approach suggests foundations can achieve measurable impact attribution while donors obtain platform-based value beyond traditional tax deductions, though implementation complexity and verification costs remain open questions.}}


{{KidsIntro|This page is about gifts of money given for one special project you choose.}}
{{KidsIntro|This page is about gifts of money given for one special project you choose.}}
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== Targeted Donations ==
== Targeted Donations ==
WikiDeal enables a powerful model of '''conditional philanthropic Donations''': foundations and institutional donors can donate funds to Ynternet.org Foundation, receive ''Rewards'' via the Bonding Curve, and direct those Rewards to specific beneficiary populations (students, low-income workers, migrants, etc.) through validated User Groups.
WikiDeal enables a powerful model of '''conditional philanthropic Donations''': foundations and institutional donors can donate funds to Ynternet.org Foundation, receive ''Subscription Tokens'' via the Bonding Curve, and direct those Subscription Tokens to specific beneficiary populations (students, low-income workers, migrants, etc.) through validated User Groups.


Foundations donate → receive Rewards → exchange Rewards for subscription years → assign years to verified beneficiaries, with zero profit for WikiDeal or Ynternet.org
Foundations donate → receive Subscription Tokens → exchange Subscription Tokens for subscription years → assign years to verified beneficiaries, with zero profit for WikiDeal or Ynternet.org


Targeted Donations
Targeted Donations
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| Ynternet.org incubator
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=== Concept: Donations with Conditions ===
=== Concept: Donations with Conditions ===
Traditional philanthropy has a problem: donors give money but have limited visibility into whether it actually reaches the intended beneficiaries. WikiDeal's targeted Donation model solves this by tying Donation → Rewards → verified eligibility → subscription years, creating a transparent, auditable chain from donor to beneficiary.
Traditional philanthropy has a problem: donors give money but have limited visibility into whether it actually reaches the intended beneficiaries. WikiDeal's targeted Donation model solves this by tying Donation → Subscription Tokens → verified eligibility → subscription years, creating a transparent, auditable chain from donor to beneficiary.


This model also benefits donors: instead of a simple tax deduction, they receive ''Rewards'' that have measurable platform value, and they can demonstrate to their board exactly how many people received access and who verified their eligibility.
This model also benefits donors: instead of a simple tax deduction, they receive ''Subscription Tokens'' that have measurable platform value, and they can demonstrate to their board exactly how many people received access and who verified their eligibility.


=== Donation Workflow ===
=== Donation Workflow ===
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Foundation donates to Ynternet.org Foundation (incubator). Amount is agreed in advance based on target beneficiary population size.
Foundation donates to Ynternet.org Foundation (incubator). Amount is agreed in advance based on target beneficiary population size.


==== 2 Rewards issued ====
==== 2 Subscription Tokens issued ====
Via the Bonding Curve (at a reduced ratio for institutional donors), the Foundation receives Rewards. Example: 10,000 CHF donated → 100,000 Rewards received.
Via the Bonding Curve (at a reduced ratio for institutional donors), the Foundation receives Subscription Tokens. Example: 10,000 CHF donated → 100,000 Subscription Tokens received.


==== 3 Rewards exchanged for subscription years ====
==== 3 Subscription Tokens exchanged for subscription years ====
The Foundation exchanges Rewards for subscription years (at 10 CHF/year). 100,000 Rewards → 10,000 subscription years, enough for 10,000 people to receive 1 year of platform access each.
The Foundation exchanges Subscription Tokens for subscription years (at 10 CHF/year). 100,000 Subscription Tokens → 10,000 subscription years, enough for 10,000 people to receive 1 year of platform access each.


==== 4 User Group verifies eligibility ====
==== 4 User Group verifies eligibility ====
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* '''Donation:''' 50,000 CHF to Ynternet.org
* '''Donation:''' 50,000 CHF to Ynternet.org
* '''Rewards received:''' 150,000 Rewards (at a reduced bonding curve ratio for institutions)
* '''Subscription Tokens received:''' 150,000 Subscription Tokens (at a reduced bonding curve ratio for institutions)
* '''Subscription years generated:''' 15,000 subscription years
* '''Subscription years generated:''' 15,000 subscription years
* '''Attribution:''' 1–3 years per eligible student → 5,000–15,000 students covered
* '''Attribution:''' 1–3 years per eligible student → 5,000–15,000 students covered
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'''See also:''' [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Bonding Curve|Bonding Curve]] [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:User Groups|User Groups]] [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Rewards|Rewards Explained]] [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscriptions|Subscription Model]] [[Gov/en/Portal:Justice/Guarantors|Guarantors]]
'''See also:''' [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:Bonding Curve|Bonding Curve]] [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Innovations:User Groups|User Groups]] [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Rewards|Subscription Tokens Explained]] [[Gov/en/Portal:Economy/Subscriptions|Subscription Model]] [[Gov/en/Portal:Justice/Guarantors|Guarantors]]


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