We have been running this project on volunteer time and personal funds since the beginning, publishing dispatches to the site and hoping people would find them. That changes this week. Project No More now has a mailing list that delivers every dispatch to your inbox the moment we publish it, and a donations page that accepts PayPal, Venmo, debit and credit cards, and Bitcoin.
The mailing list. There is a signup form at the bottom of the homepage, under Get the Dispatches. You give us an email address, you confirm it, and from that point on you receive every new dispatch the moment it goes live. You will also receive organizational updates and financial reports; when we spend money, the people who gave it to us hear about it before anyone else. Every email has a working unsubscribe link, and the unsubscribe is instant.
The list runs on our own server, the same infrastructure that serves this site, because we wanted your address to sit in our database and nowhere else. It gets used for dispatches and it does not get shared, sold, or handed to a marketing platform.
Donations. Project No More is volunteer-run. Nobody here draws a salary and nobody ever will. Donations fund the hosting and development of this site, the tools our investigators use, and direct support for rescues when the opportunity is there. The financial reports that go out on the mailing list will show the full ledger, which means the two systems we are launching today hold each other accountable; you will see where the money went because the same inbox that asked for it will tell you.
You can donate through PayPal as a one-time, monthly, or yearly contribution, and the same page accepts Venmo and debit or credit cards whether or not you have a PayPal account. The QR code below opens that donation page for anyone who would rather point a phone at it.
For donors who prefer to stay anonymous, we accept Bitcoin. The wallet address lives in the Support Our Work section of the homepage with a click-to-copy field: bc1qs2uqjxlj3n3tn8mse6c0rwxfsslrqcg4j4w49u.
The investigations continue regardless of funding; we ran this project on nothing for months and we will keep running it on whatever we have. What money changes is how fast we can move when something breaks open, how far the dispatches reach, and how much weight we can put behind a rescue when one needs us. If you want to be part of that, the lines are open.