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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. 

What Is Joy: Infographics
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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 

What Is Joy: Testimonials
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