EA - Ask Charity Entrepreneurship Anything by Ula

Link to original articleWelcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Ask Charity Entrepreneurship Anything, published by Ula on October 11, 2022 on The Effective Altruism Forum. We invite you to ask us anything about Charity Entrepreneurship’s work. As examples, you might want to ask questions related to: Our Incubation Program for starting new high-impact charities: The application process (stages, preparation, etc.) Who is the best fit for the program (personality traits, relevant experience, etc.) Details about the 2-month training and co-founder pairing Seed funding and financial support (during and after the program) Our new Foundations Program Our top ideas for the 2023 Incubation Programs: Animal-focused interventions Policy-based ideas Current research on biosecurity The research process we use for selecting the top interventions Our track record, knowledge base, expertise, how we do stuff, etc. Entrepreneurship-focused, career-advice questions Our whole team will be engaging with your questions to provide the best answers. Deadline for asking questions is: October 16, 2022. We will try to answer all the questions by October 20, 2022. How to ask questions: Please post each question as a separate comment. Don’t be discouraged from asking niche questions. We’re happy to address them, there are a lot of new people on the forum who may benefit from the answers. Small reward for your time: We will send out a copy of our Peter Singer endorsed handbook, How to Launch a High-Impact Nonprofit, to the authors of the five most interesting questions (as picked by the CE team). About CE: We launch high-impact nonprofits by connecting potential founders with effective ideas, training, and funding. This means we spend thousands of research hours to identify highly-effective interventions in chosen cause areas. We then provide a two-month intensive training program (all costs covered) to teach participants how to run effective charities. We help them pair with a co-founder that will best complement their skills and personality. They finish the program with a proposal for funders that we deliver to our seed network. They grant up to $200,000 USD per project. You can learn more about the program at our Incubation Program website. Thanks for listening. To help us out with The Nonlinear Library or to learn more, please visit nonlinear.org.