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This is a great post. Thanks for sharing!

I know you posted this back in 2015, but wow- what an inspiration!
I know that the possibility you will see this is low, but I just really wanted to personally thank you for sharing this. I feel like I am currently at a point where we are losing steam, even though we just started! But I will definitely stop feeling sorry for myself and start working harder.

A short intro to our project:
Introducing the Slights, flexible LED, motion controlled lights that contour to the shape of your stairs and light up your path. This simple, easy to install, yet innovative product will change your life (it has surely changed ours!). Every pair of stairs should have a pair of Slights.

Check out our Kickstarter:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/701636885/slights-stair-lights

Thanks again and have a great day!
-Ayesha

You are so lucky that you had realized it before the campaign ends.
I hope I could learn something from you.
https://igg.me/at/dting

great post! I will try that method myself and help other for maybe get some help myself!

my project: http://kck.st/2sfdE9X - World Watches - Inspired by the world

emiil15 wrote:great post! I will try that method myself and help other for maybe get some help myself!

my project: http://kck.st/2sfdE9X - World Watches - Inspired by the world

1. Doesnt look that appealing.
2. You need to have better presentations brother.

Thanks for the inspiring article and the link to that Stonemaier artical. I found both to be quite useful.

I am reaching out to you with a very unique Pay it Forward Restaurant concept which has been a dream of mine for years. This idea has the potential to change communities all over the United States. Everything begins with one small step. Have you ever heard of the saying "To change the world it takes one act of kindness at a time." I completely agree with that statement which is why The Red House HomeMade To Go Kickstarter Campaign is so important to me.

This business concept begins with opening a restaurant which serves fresh home cooked comfort food. Charges reasonable prices and serves large portions. As soon as the restaurant begins to show a profit 10% of those profits will be donated to local volunteer fire and ambulance departments. The restaurant decor will be informational and demonstrational of the services these selfless people provide to their communities. We will assist with obtaining additional volunteers and donations at the restaurant. I volunteered for fire and ambulance for four years so I know how much they depend on donations.

This idea also includes utilizing local farmers for our perishable products used to created our delicious dishes. We will also use a local insurance company whose owners are members of a local volunteer fire department. The idea is to pay it forward locally whenever the opportunity is available. Long term goal of mine is to have this idea go viral in all communities. Having people create a campaign, idea, or concept which helps benefit their communities. With all the tragic events taking place there is no better time for communities to come together.

Here is the link to my campaign

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/25 ... escription

I currently have 19 days left to raise $170,000 to meet my goal. I have two backers and I am excited and grateful for their support. It's a small start, but we all have to begin somewhere. I am sure you will love the concept. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Respectfully.
Nancy Jackson
firefighter_ems577@yahoo.com

Thank you for the post. We are launching our first Kickstarter campaign but getting people's attention can be hard or expensive. We will try reaching creators to have constructive discussion and see if it works.

Your welcome! I wish you the best of luck with your campaign. I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers to have a successful campaign. I know how important it is to you. I hope you have a wonderful day! Take care.

Nancy Jackson

I just read through you post and I must say it gave me some hard reality checks that I truly needed. Thank you for sharing your story! (It doesn't become any less true because it was shared long ago.)