Sharing Resources (was 'Facilitator as space-invader!')
douglas germann
76066.515 at compuserve.com
Mon Nov 19 17:45:02 PST 2007
Lisa--
On Sat, 2007-11-17 at 13:15 -0800, Lisa Heft wrote:
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> This also goes under the title of ‘Funding Community Work’ –
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> I never offer my work for free and I never offer free scholarships to
> my workshops – but instead, everybody pays what they can.
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> For my clients – we have a conversation about possible costs, then
> every client gets to set their own fee for my services, according to
> their financial abilities. The big guys pay the big bucks, the other
> guys pay the most that they can given their own particular financial
> circumstances.
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> For my workshops – there are suggested levels of payment, including a
> ‘pay your own price’ where participants get to set their own level of
> fee for registration. Every price is right – anything over zero. So
> everybody can afford the workshop.
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> In these ways, it all evens out – those who can pay more are putting
> money into the ‘pool’ to help cover those with less resources.
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> It always works.
One might say, Whatever you can afford to pay is the right amount!
I am really becoming enamored of this way of "pricing."
Lisa, do you have any unusual sources of funding you have seen in
Community work?
:- Doug.
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