Donor

1. The Beacon Project has established donor rules to ensure that donations are made safely and effectively. These rules include:

2. Only donate to campaigns you trust: Ensure that the campaign is legitimate and funds will be used for such intended purpose as Bet-on-Agreement VAM-Contract Schoarship, Internship Covering Housing, Commuting, Travel and Meals, and Tutoring Fees.

3. Use a secure payment method: Use major credit cards, bank account payment and PayPal, and avoid alternative payment methods or wire transfers.

4. Read the campaign description carefully: Understand the purpose of the fundraiser and how the funds will be used.

5. Check the campaign organizer's credibility: Make sure all donations go to Beacon Project Dot Charity Education Fellowship Endowment Fund II, Inc.

6. Be aware of fees: Consider processing fees and other expenses when deciding how much to donate.

7. Understand the risks: Donating to a crowdfunding campaign carries some risks. Be aware of these risks and consider them before donating.

8. Spread the word: If you're unable to donate, share the campaign with your network to increase its reach.

9. Respect the campaign organizer's privacy: Do not contact the campaign organizer directly unless they have provided contact information or requested that you do so.

10. Only donate what you can afford: Ensure that you only donate what you can afford to give.

11. Be respectful and considerate: Be respectful of the campaign organizer and their situation.

12. Report suspicious activity: Report fraudulent campaigns to both Beacon Project Dot Charity and GoFundMe Platforms.

13. Understand the campaign's purpose: Make sure you understand the purpose of the campaign before donating.

14. Consider making a recurring donation: Consider making a recurring donation to provide ongoing support to the cause for a recipient to pursue academic excellence or jump-start a dream career.

15. Read the fine print: Understand any limitations or restrictions on the use of funds.

16. Be aware of tax implications: Consult with a tax specialist to understand your own tax-deductibility.

17. Follow up on the campaign: Stay informed about how your donation is being used and the impact it is making.

18. Use your judgment: Use your judgment when donating to a campaign supported by the Beacon Project.

19. Respect the campaign organizer's wishes: Respect the campaign organizer's guidelines or requests for donations.

20. Don't make demands: Respect the campaign organizer's decisions and priorities.

21. Seek professional advice: Seek advice from a financial or legal expert before making a large donation or if you have questions about tax implications.

22. Be patient: Be patient as it may take time to reach the campaign goal or distribute funds.

23. Practice empathy and kindness: Practicing empathy and kindness towards those in need can have a positive impact.

24. Understand the Beacon Project's Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy and Code of Conduct.

Recipient

Rules for recipients of the Bet-On-Agreement VAM-Contract scholarship created by the Beacon Project Platform in detail:

1. The scholarship contract is legally binding and cannot be revoked, except in cases of illegal or fraudulent behavior.

2. If funds are raised from the public, 18% of the funds will be donated to 18 charitable funds of the Beacon Project, with each charity receiving an average of 1%. This donation serves as a service fee for the Scholarship Dot Fund platform as a public charity project.

3. For funds raised from the public, the minimum lock-in period for the bet-on-agreement is six months, which can be extended up to 18 months for flexible lock-in. For contracts where funds are raised from a single donor, the lock-in period of the donor-advised scholarship funds is typically 12 months. Donations can be kept for up to 10 years, and scholarships are non-revocable.

4. If the recipient fails to meet the milestones specified in the contract, the remaining funds after deducting a donation of 10% to 30% to the Beacon Project Platform will be rolled over to the recipient's account for future use.

5. The registered reference must sign the contract to guarantee that all the information provided is true and accurate.

6. The contract that a recipient bets against a single donor on a learning subject starts with a minimum amount of $1,000 USD and can be increased in increments of $500 USD. There is no maximum limit for the contract amount, and additional funds can be added at any time during the contract period.

7. Donors must adhere to the U.S. IRS Gift Tax Regulations. Each donor can give a recipient up to $17,000 USD as a gift, and two donors as a couple can give a total of $34,000 USD per recipient. Contracts exceeding this amount will be reviewed by a specialized lawyer and/or tax specialist. Clients who donate more than $34,000 USD will be handled by professional fundraisers. Non-U.S. taxpayers who do not file taxes in the U.S. are not subject to the $34,000 limit on Gift Tax.

8. Taxes will be directly deducted on behalf of the IRS, and the recipient will report their taxes and receive a refund or make a payment for the difference.

9. In the event of unforeseen circumstances, the scholarship award can be transferred to another student or donated directly to the Beacon Project 501c3 Public Charity Platform.

10. Exam scores must come from a reputable third-party organization, such as the College Board or school verification.

11. Only one contract is allowed per bet-on-agreement subject.

12. The reference must also sign the contract to ensure that all information provided is true and accurate.

13. Scholarship funds are tax-deductible and can only be used for educational purposes, such as tuition, books, and learning supplies. Recipients should consult the IRS rules on Scholarship Funds for more information.

14. Recipients must maintain good academic standing and meet the academic requirements specified in the contract.

15. Recipients must report any changes in their academic status or personal information to the Scholarship Dot Fund platform.

16. Recipients must provide updates on their academic progress to the Scholarship Dot Fund platform and the Reference.

17. Recipients must comply with all applicable laws and regulations related to the scholarship, including tax laws and regulations.

18. Recipients must agree to participate in any publicity or promotional activities related to the scholarship, if requested by the Scholarship Dot Fund platform.

19. Recipients must maintain the confidentiality of all donor information and must not disclose any confidential information to third parties without the donor's express permission.

Reference

BeaconProject.Charity

Now Hiring Student Reference as Sales Representative in a U.S. College Campus

Job Posting: Sales Representative for Beacon Project Platform

We are seeking Sales Representatives to join our team at Beacon Project Dot Charity, a charitable fundraising platform. We are looking for less than 300 Sales Representatives in every U.S. college campus across the nation. The ideal candidate must be enrolled college students with a valid U.S. work permit on their own college campus. They must also be registered with Beacon Project Dot Charity and pass the required qualification test. Additionally, they must be familiar with recipients of Scholarship Dot Fund, Internship Dot Fund, and Tutorship Dot Fund on campus and have a clean criminal record. Please note that corporate Sponsorship Dot Fund raised must be group recipients driven, not for a specific individual. All the funds raised on Internship, Scholarship, Tutorship, and Sponsorship, you can have commissions for your sales representative endeavors.

The Sales Representative will be responsible for promoting the Beacon Project platform and its services to potential donors and recipients. They must provide accurate and truthful information, and must not use deceptive or misleading marketing tactics to attract donors. The Sales Representative will undergo regular training and professional development to stay up-to-date with the latest trends and best practices in charitable fundraising.

Other job responsibilities include:

• Reporting any suspected fraudulent or illegal activity related to sales activities on BeaconProject.Charity

• Disclosing any conflicts of interest and refraining from engaging in any activities that may compromise their objectivity or impartiality

• Adhering to the Beacon Project platform's code of conduct and following all policies and procedures related to fundraising and donor management

• Providing excellent customer service to all donors, including promptly responding to inquiries and addressing any concerns or issues

• Maintaining the confidentiality of all donor information and keeping accurate records

• Complying with all applicable laws and regulations related to charitable fundraising and avoiding any illegal or unethical behavior

• Refraining from handling any donation money received by the Beacon Project

To apply for this position, the candidate must provide two recommendations, one from their school and/or one from a past workplace, if any. They must also commit to the Beacon Project's goals and mission and adhere to all relevant laws and regulations governing the platform.

The Sales Representative will be compensated based on their sales performance, with KPIs including the penetration rate, the total number of contracts signed, and the total amount received by the Beacon Project. The Sales Representative will receive 1% upfront commission once the Beacon Project Platform has received the contract money and 1% backend commission based on a scholarship bet-on-agreement with one donor or internship or tutoring funds raised through crowdfunding in a community. Additionally, the General Convenor's training is free, as the Beacon Project Platform has paid for the marketing development and reference training fees.

Please note that a penalty of 10 times the disputed amount will be charged in case of any dispute or discrepancy to cover the financial loss caused by a lawsuit loss.

If you are interested in this opportunity and meet the qualifications listed above, please submit your application with a cover letter and resume.

BeaconProject .Charity

Rules for recipients of the Bet-On-Agreement VAM-Contract scholarship created by the Beacon Project Platform in detail:

The scholarship contract is legally binding and cannot be revoked, except in cases of illegal or fraudulent behavior.

If funds are raised from the public, 18% of the funds will be donated to 18 charitable funds of the Beacon Project, with each charity receiving an average of 1%. This donation serves as a service fee for the Scholarship Dot Fund platform as a public charity project.

For funds raised from the public, the minimum lock-in period for the bet-on-agreement is six months, which can be extended up to 18 months for flexible lock-in. For contracts where funds are raised from a single donor, the lock-in period of the donor-advised scholarship funds is typically 12 months. Donations can be kept for up to 10 years, and scholarships are non-revocable.

If the recipient fails to meet the milestones specified in the contract, the remaining funds after deducting a donation of 10% to 30% to the Beacon Project Platform will be rolled over to the recipient's account for future use.

The registered reference must sign the contract to guarantee that all the information provided is true and accurate.

The contract that a recipient bets against a single donor on a learning subject starts with a minimum amount of $1,000 USD and can be increased in increments of $500 USD. There is no maximum limit for the contract amount, and additional funds can be added at any time during the contract period.

Donors must adhere to the U.S. IRS Gift Tax Regulations. Each donor can give a recipient up to $17,000 USD as a gift, and two donors as a couple can give a total of $34,000 USD per recipient. Contracts exceeding this amount will be reviewed by a specialized lawyer and/or tax specialist. Clients who donate more than $34,000 USD will be handled by professional fundraisers. Non-U.S. taxpayers who do not file taxes in the U.S. are not subject to the $34,000 limit on Gift Tax.

Taxes will be directly deducted on behalf of the IRS, and the recipient will report their taxes and receive a refund or make a payment for the difference.

In the event of unforeseen circumstances, the scholarship award can be transferred to another student or donated directly to the Beacon Project 501c3 Public Charity Platform.

Exam scores must come from a reputable third-party organization, such as the College Board or school verification.

Only one contract is allowed per bet-on-agreement subject.

The reference must also sign the contract to ensure that all information provided is true and accurate.

Scholarship funds are tax-deductible and can only be used for educational purposes, such as tuition, books, and learning supplies. Recipients should consult the IRS rules on Scholarship Funds for more information.

Recipients must maintain good academic standing and meet the academic requirements specified in the contract.

Recipients must report any changes in their academic status or personal information to the Scholarship Dot Fund platform.

Recipients must provide updates on their academic progress to the Scholarship Dot Fund platform and the Reference.

Recipients must comply with all applicable laws and regulations related to the scholarship, including tax laws and regulations.

Recipients must agree to participate in any publicity or promotional activities related to the scholarship, if requested by the Scholarship Dot Fund platform.

Recipients must maintain the confidentiality of all donor information and must not disclose any confidential information to third parties without the donor's express permission.