Kiwis who want to contribute tax-deductibly can make a donation via EA NZ's Gift Trust account.
(Note that you need to select âAllocate my donation toâ â âOne charity or project supported by this Gift Accountâ â âALLFEDâ to ensure your donation is allocated correctly)
Just made a small donation myself :)
I don't know about GWWC's minimum specifically, but in NZ $5 is the smallest donation that is eligible for a tax credit. Many charities here use it as a minimum for that reason. Maybe there's something similar in other countries?
It may well be worth lowering the limit even if that's the case, but it's a potential explanation.
This is super helpful, thank you!
I've been adapting your approach for EA NZ's job board.
One question: what are you doing with the job listing pages once the positions close/are filled?
Do you...
I've done a bit of reading, but haven't yet figured out which option is preferable from an SEO perspective.
This would have been my other recommendation :)
They've been funded by Open Phil, are listed on the GWWC website, and are recommended by Founder's Pledge
NTI bio would be another option. They also do work on nuclear security, but you can allocate your donation to their biorisk programme.
They're recommended by Founder's Pledge, Â have been funded by Open Phil, and are a GWWC listed charity
Still reeling from this news...
While her other accomplishments were far more important, Marisa also had an outsized impact on me personally. Early on, she helped me consider going into a career in operations. Later, we worked together on EA Anywhere, and she pointed me towardsâ and encouraged me to apply forâ my job at FEM.
In the time that I knew her, she was unfailingly helpful and kind. My heart breaks for her, and all those who were close to her. She will be missed.
You're definitely not alone in thisâ we grapple with similar issues here in NZ.Â
As others have said, remote work, earning to give, government/policy work, and starting your own project can all be good options.
EA NZ has set up a job board featuring remote + NZ-based roles, which might be useful to you also? (Though obviously the NZ-based jobs are only relevant to kiwis or those wanting to move here).
I'm happy to speak with people who are considering NZ as a relocation option. Obviously I can't give official immigration advice, but I could help narrow down potential options and connect you with locals if needed.Â