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This page is a router, not a pitch. Its only job is to send a serious institution — a family office, a foundation, a corporate funder — down the path that actually matches what they want to do, and to say plainly what happens next and what the law calls it. We never put a gift, an investment, and a grant on the same form.
Not sure which one fits? Read the three cards below — each says who it suits and what the law calls it before you click anything.
01 — Three ways in, kept apart
Gifts, equity and institutional grants answer to different law and different expectations. Each card below names what the path is, who it suits, what happens after you click through, and its legal character — in that order, every time.
Path 01
A one-time or recurring contribution that funds field delivery directly, processed through Stripe on the home page.
Path 02
A conversation about equity in the C-Corporation, run with a principal rather than a web form.
Path 03
For foundations, DFIs, sovereign and corporate funders running their own grant-making process.
02 — Before you click through
Gifts are not tax-deductible
She Be The Change is a for-profit Delaware C-Corporation. It is not a 501(c)(3) and is not tax-exempt, so a contribution made through the gift path is not tax-deductible as a charitable donation. Full contribution terms are posted alongside the contribution path itself.
Investment is not an offering
This page, and investor relations, are not an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any security in She Be The Change. Any offering, if and when made, would be made only to qualified investors and only through definitive offering documents. No such documents exist today, and none are available through this site.
Grants follow an institutional process
A grant enquiry is neither a personal gift nor an investment. Grants to a Delaware C-Corporation are a legitimate path and are what this page collects; whether a particular funder's rules call for a fiscal sponsor, expenditure responsibility, or other structuring is worked through directly, case by case, once a programme officer tells us about their programme. A decision on 501(c)(3) status is a separate matter, currently under review with counsel, and is not asserted one way or the other here.
03 — Start here
This starts an institutional grant conversation — not a gift, and not an investment. Tell us how your programme actually works and we'll reply with what fits it.
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