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Status: open ask · Adaptive Philosophy Foundation · Olympia · 2026-09-08
Someone asked what would actually help. Here it is, without the soft packaging.
A roughly $275–$300 IRS exempt-organization user fee (Form 1023-EZ path if eligible) is holding up a chain of other doors: Salesforce Power of Us, many nonprofit discounts, “real org” fee waivers. No determination letter yet means a lot of help stays closed.
I am Daniel Bryan Boice — Director and PsySystems Developer, Adaptive Philosophy Foundation (WA nonprofit, UBI 605 997 479). Verify: registered with the Washington Secretary of State, UBI 605 997 479. Look it up with the Corporation Search at ccfs.sos.wa.gov. Veteran. The foundation has about $1 cash right now. Cash App: $dancredit.
Gift cards or sponsored subscription credits so we can keep tools alive for AI testing and user-adoption research — not vibes, not “thoughts and prayers.”
Specifically useful:
I’ve been promoting, testing, and explaining AI tools for years — including open-source work (e.g. PsyTrack on GitHub), Stack-style commons labor, and public notes. That work helps user adoption and stress-testing. A philosopher is on the job. The ledger is still empty.
If you can float a gift card or a month/year of a tool we’re already using to publish and test, you remove a real blocker. If you can float the IRS fee (and we can reach a three-director board for 1023-EZ), you unlock the nonprofit discount stack.
Earlier Captain’s Log: Computer, take a note: asking for help without pretending we have money