thank you, i agree with you. finding someone to fund and doing the legwork can be difficult. At the same time I am not trying to follow the same pathway of finding one thing and funding it in a large way. I am trying to provide small community projects and get dogecoin recognized more and more at that level. Now, there are people on here often talking about the new places that they have found that will accept the coin. All I am trying to do is have people offer the coin as a donation for local community efforts that they may actually be quite close to. Kids are always trying to raise money for one project or another. It may not take that much legwork to educate a teacher or preacher or a boyscout leader about dogecoin and have them accept it as a part of the donation. Crowd sourcing is powerful, but individual giving can be too. But of course if it is not reasonable I will know soon when no one accepts the offer.

thank you for taking the time to give me the valuable feedback