Our Mission: To help people find their joy and spread it.

Joy, by our standards, is not just a project. It's everything that helps alleviate the things that take away joy, like the "limiting joy" list below.

We work to eliminate all the subtle and visible ways joy becomes limited: worry, fear, safety issues, housing issues, debt, hunger, nutritional deficiencies, lack of hobbies, lack of connection to community and more.

Joy becomes limited when we can't afford a full belly to complete our art, or we just can't seem to find the time or money to get our long-term joy started. That's where we help.

By pooling together all the donations we can, we will distribute about 80% of the the funds evenly to all who signup with a goal of increasing their joy in a humane and planet-friendly way.

The other 20% will be used to cover our costs, used to invest in Joy Givers and other revenue streams so we can grow the pool with more than just donations and grants.

Sign up to receive donations, learn how to find your joy or find ways to help/donate.

What Is Joy: Infographics

Joy Fuel

Inclusion and safety
Systems that create and sustain self-sufficiency
Choosing hope
Time and energy savers
Fair Market Value (FMV) as considered FMV by lowest income
Transparency to factual and subtle information
Ability or resources to try, regardless of failure or success
Eco-Innovation
Collaboration for necessities like education, clean food/water and housing
A society of play, because when we play we learn
Having savings and a stocked pantry
Knowing rights, rules and knowing within
Spending on organic, plant-based objects and food that can be reused, composted or recycled.
Showing gratitude to the Earth
__________________ (Because there should always be a space for what could be missing)

Limiting Joy

All discriminations and stifling of inclusion including design, systems and everyday rights
Systems that create and sustain dependency
Choosing fear
Time and energy “sludges”
Above Fair Market Value as considered FMV by lowest income
Lies and hiding of info
Stifling eco-innovation
Producing ego and competition for necessities like education, clean food/water and housing
All work, no play society
Debt
Not knowing rights or rules because systems are too complicated, or hide information
Spending on objects that aren’t needed, aren’t good for the environment, nor fulfill a purpose
Not showing gratitude to Earth

What Is Joy: Testimonials

Our Mission: To help people find their joy and spread it.

Joy, by our standards, is not just a project. It's everything that helps alleviate the things that take away joy, like the "limiting joy" list below.

We work to eliminate all the subtle and visible ways joy becomes limited: worry, fear, safety issues, housing issues, debt, hunger, nutritional deficiencies, lack of hobbies, lack of connection to community and more.

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Joy becomes limited when we can't afford a full belly to complete our art, or we just can't seem to find the time or money to get our long-term joy started. That's where we help.

By pooling together all the donations we can, we will distribute about 80% of the the funds evenly to all who signup with a goal of increasing their joy in a humane and planet-friendly way.

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The other 20% will be used to cover our costs, used to invest in Joy Givers and other revenue streams so we can grow the pool with more than just donations and grants.

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Sign up to receive donations, learn how to find your joy or find ways to help/donate.

Joy Fuel

Inclusion and safety

Systems that create and sustain self-sufficiency

Choosing hope

Time and energy savers

Fair Market Value (FMV) as considered FMV by lowest income

Transparency to factual and subtle information

Ability or resources to try, regardless of failure or success

Eco-Innovation

Collaboration for necessities like education, clean food/water and housing

A society of play, because when we play we learn

Having savings and a stocked pantry

Knowing rights, rules and knowing within

Spending on organic, plant-based objects and food that can be reused, composted or recycled.

Showing gratitude to the Earth

__________________ (Because there should always be a space for what could be missing)

Limiting Joy

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All discriminations and stifling of inclusion including design, systems and everyday rights

Systems that create and sustain dependency

Choosing fear

Time and energy “sludges”

Above Fair Market Value as considered FMV by lowest income

Lies and hiding of info

Stifling eco-innovation

Producing ego and competition for necessities like education, clean food/water and housing

All work, no play society

Debt

Not knowing rights or rules because systems are too complicated, or hide information

Spending on objects that aren’t needed, aren’t good for the environment, nor fulfill a purpose

Not showing gratitude to Earth