The first member may be you
The collective forms with the next cohort. The first providers who join are named here, with what they bring.
Join the collectiveProviders
Join the collective of providers
Cohorts are made with time and discounts as much as with money. An IT provider, a freelancer, an agency, a host brings what they know how to do; someone who is neither brings a helping hand. Each is named, each enters the end-of-cohort report. Companies that want to fund a cohort have their page: Companies.
Contribute
Join the collective of providers
You are an IT provider, a freelancer, an agency, a host? You bring the cohorts a discount on your services, days of work or a skill (copywriting, photography, GDPR, training). You are named on the website and in the report, with what you brought.
- An announced discount or committed days, per cohort
- No canvassing of the associations: they find you through the program
- At-cost pricing applies to what you invoice within the program
Lend a hand
Help a cohort
You are neither a sponsor nor a provider, but you have time or an address book: relay the campaign, present the program to a company, proofread an association's texts, run a workshop. Write to us, we find the place.
- Relay the cohort to your networks
- Present Kern4Good to a company or an association
- A one-off skill for a workshop
The collective's charter, in three lines
- At cost or announced discount. What a member invoices within the program is at cost, or carries the discount it announced, written on its profile.
- One commitment per cohort. A member commits to one cohort at a time: days, a discount, a skill. The end-of-cohort report says what was brought.
- No canvassing. The program's associations receive no commercial solicitation from members. They choose, the program presents.