There appears to be a problem with funding for Education.
"iFund Education", a nonprofit program, delivers an unprecedented funding opportunity. Without donations.
In 2024, US ad spending totaled $551.9 billion. We can redirect billions to education.
Advertisers support online content that attracts a large and dedicated audience. iFund Education invites students, professors, and administrators to submit daily content we will share on our website and social media. Together, we will inspire everyone in the United States to view our content several times every day, which will allow us to attract advertisers. Ninety percent of ad revenue is donated to support education in the USA.
Tell Your Stories. We post and promote. Ninety percent of ad revenue supports education.
Quite often, a simple yet large-scale solution can meet our needs. Today, funding for education is in crisis.
iFund Education invites students, faculty, staff, and administrators to tell and share their stories on our website and social media accounts. Together, we will attract a large, loyal audience that inspires advertisers. We need a few hundred billion dollars. Let's begin today.
The iFund Education business model
Supporting Education with Ad Revenue. Kickstarting with $1.00 loans.
Students, faculty, and parents will create social media content and help us attract a loyal, large-scale audience. Advertisers are attracted to cause-related content with a large audience. We donate ninety percent of ad revenue to support education. Several hundred billion dollars are needed.
To kickstart our program, we invite all students, faculty, and parents in the United States to each lend $1.00 to our nonprofit program. We will repay the $1.00 loans from ad revenue.
Please Click Here to lend $1.00 to help us begin.
The "iFund Education" Team
Inequity Repair, A California Nonprofit
Inequity Repair, a California-registered nonprofit corporation, was founded by Marc Schechtman. Marc has been an educator since 1975. He served in the United States Air Force Reserves as a Chaplain's Assistant at Sewart AFB during the Vietnam War. Marc has four children and a granddaughter, which makes the need for education funding personal.
Institute Lech Wałęsa
Lech Wałęsa was the leader of the Solidarity Trade Union in Poland, where he was imprisoned on his way to becoming the first President of post-communist Poland. Wałęsa is the recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize. His eldest son, Bogdan, is now the Chair of the Institute Lech Wałęsa (ILW) in Gdansk, Poland. The ILW is supporting "iFund Education' in the United States and in Poland to support their students.