
Demist
Demist is an open-source, decentralized direct-democracy platform: prove you are a real person, vote anonymously, and earn a civic currency.
Raft Foundation is a US-based 501(c)(3) fiscal sponsor that brings communities together to support neighbors in need through:
Fiscal sponsorship (a.k.a., fiscal hosting) is a practice in doing more, better, together. We use the nonprofit-owned transparent finance platform Open Collective to manage our operations. At Raft, our team takes our responsibility as a fiscal sponsor very seriously. We are sensitive to this power dynamic, and thus, when we enter into a contract with a fiscally-sponsored project, it is the beginning of a deep relationship, one which can only thrive with quality, consistent, open communication.
Nathan Hewitt


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