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Public Goods Fund

Propose a moral public good.

Draft a candidate pool proposal for review without creating live allocation or payout effects.

Every.org fast routeWebhook before countingReviewer verificationDirect-to-charity or pledge-only

How participation works

1. Choose route
Use Every.org, a sponsor-backed route when active, or a non-custodial pledge intent.
2. Wait for import
Redirects remain pending until provider webhooks or reviewed evidence arrive.
3. Review before counting
The fund counts a contribution only after the relevant evidence state is reviewed.
Payment route
Direct-to-charity payment, pledge intent, and reviewed external evidence only
Technical spec

Sign in to persist this workflow across sessions. Account records: 0 public-goods pledges, 0 sponsor-pool refills, 0 legacy pledges, 0 monthly commitments, 0 proposals, 0 ballots.

Pool reasoning

Draft a candidate pool reasoning

Complete the pool reasoning fields before saving or submitting. This route performs no live authorization, payout, or real-money accounting.

Your pool proposals

Review state and frozen-term receipts

Submission does not publish a pool or open it for pledges. Review, exact-version approval, publication, and terminal outcome each appear on the proposal status page.

No persisted pool proposal has been created by this account.

Reference pools

Global health

Many moral views value reducing severe poverty and preventable illness, even when they disagree about other priorities.

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Existential risk

Preserving the option of a flourishing future is broadly valuable across many longtermist, humanitarian, and pluralist views.

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Animal welfare

Many moral views assign at least some weight to avoiding severe suffering, including nonhuman suffering.

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Knowledge

Better shared knowledge can improve coordination and allocation decisions across otherwise conflicting moral views.

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