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Seth Tandett
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  • Richmond, VA
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Where can a non-profit get funding if it has all volunteers?

Seth Tandett
  • Specialist
  • Richmond, VA
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My mother lives at a Buddhist retreat in NC. It is a spot where folks from all over the world travel to study Buddhism and participate in related activities. I'm not exactly in tuned with what happens there, but my mom reached out to me to see if I could help in anyway. They are trying to raise $150K to keep the property operational for the remainder of the year. Hopefully by then, folks will be traveling again and the retreat can go back to in-person events.

Since all the people that work there are volunteers, they have been told the PPP doesn't apply to them. Is there anything else out there they should be looking into? It seems like this situation is unique, but I'm thinking there are a lot of organizations out there like this.

Thanks in advance for your help.

Best,
Seth

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