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ProMed fundraising for US 1 million dollars by end of 2022, says cost is over US 1.5 million per year "just to keep the lights on"
- Thread starter sharon sanders
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sharon sanders
Editor-in-Chief & President
It looks like there are about 55 people listed as reporters, correspondents, moderators listed on the site. I do not know how many are actively contributing. I believe in the past there was a yearly, honorary, stipend of about $500 per person who contributed. About 10 years ago a leader of ProMed told me that it cost 75K a year to operate.
The cost breakdown of 1.5 million USD would be very interesting to see. Who are the large donors that have been supporting the 1.5 million USD budget?
The cost breakdown of 1.5 million USD would be very interesting to see. Who are the large donors that have been supporting the 1.5 million USD budget?