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Your Chance To Save The World!

October 1st, 2008 by Damon Clifford

Google recently pledged $10 million to fund good ideas. It’s called Project 10100 (pronounced “ten to the one hundredth) and anyone can submit their ideas and you can enter as many ideas as you like.

The deadline for submissions is Oct. 20th and you can submit your idea by clicking here. Google will then pick the 100 best ideas. Beginning January 27th Google is going to allow the people to vote on the 100 ideas to choose twenty semi-finalists. Then an advisory board will select up to five final ideas.

Even though I’ve submitted about a dozen different ideas related to alternative energy, you can submit an idea for any of these categories:

  • Community: How can we help connect people, build communities and protect unique cultures?
  • Opportunity: How can we help people better provide for themselves and their families?
  • Energy: How can we help move the world toward safe, clean, inexpensive energy?
  • Environment: How can we help promote a cleaner and more sustainable global ecosystem?
  • Health: How can we help individuals lead longer, healthier lives?
  • Education: How can we help more people get more access to better education?
  • Shelter: How can we help ensure that everyone has a safe place to live?
  • Everything else: Sometimes the best ideas don’t fit into any category at all.

    • So, if you’ve been thinking about that one great idea that you believe could change the world, here’s your chance to do it!

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