How homeschoolers can get funding for OSE

I'm treating this like another log page.
I get that wikis are supposed to be dry.
I'm a volunteer. You get what you get and you don't throw a fit. ;-)

I've found that there are a variety of probably scant and difficult to access resources available for homeschoolers outside of the actual homeschool program allotments. My goal here is to list resources as well as details for what OSE needs to do to be highlighted by those resources.
Alaska appears to be the exception to this.
I'm currently compiling a sheet using the Medium article Marcin found as a jumping off point.
This page from the IDEA homeschool program in Alaska provides a great jumping off place.
For example, looking at the list of items on which allotment can be used are included science supplies, guided instruction (like weekly science clubs), software including online courses, electronic hardware, curriculum packages, and online subscription based programs.

Being able to print math manipulatives and chess and other game pieces with the D3D would really improve its attractiveness.
We could include online support through a continuing curriculum club of some sort.

Hello!

My name is Jennifer Silves.

I'm on a very exciting project, Open Source Ecology.
We're dedicated to creating and sharing for free the blueprints and software
to build the machines foundational to civilization.

The idea is that with our software, the parts for our D3D printer, a limited amount of feedstock,
and a power source, you can go anywhere
you can go anywhere and build your civilization.

We're several iterations in on a few of our machines,
we have TEDTalks,
https://youtu.be/S63Cy64p2lQ , and we have developers and builders around the world
working on our project, building out and using our designs,
and sharing their experiences and discoveries
to help to build a better world.

We are very excited about interacting with homeschoolers
and homeschool programs. I would like to extend an invitation to your students
to look into our project and even to join our developers team-
https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/Developer_Test

We look forward to feedback on what would we can do that will be most useful to you and your program.

My experience is homeschooling in Alaska, mostly through the IDEA homeschool program.
I wish I would have known about this project then!
Every homeschool program is different though.
We're excited to hear about yours.

Thank-you so much,
Jennifer Silves
Developers Team,

Open Source Ecology

Our main website- https://www.opensourceecology.org/
Our wiki- we encourage students to join- https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/Main_Page
Our developers log/main page/Meetings are posted here- https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/OSE_Developers
Our YouTube account- https://www.youtube.com/user/marcinose

ILEAD
Messaged on FB.
No relevant contact info on site? ILEAD

A few of the programs have forms to fill out and no published e-mail.
We aren't exactly a vendor, and their lack of standard communication channels is baffling.
I'll get there eventually.
Emailed Valley View Prep
Vendor Ap for Valley View. Please do. Note here.
Visions in Education
I hate contact forms. It's a subterfuge to get people invested.I filled out the contact form; "I have to join now. I filled out a form"
Np. I actually have a carefully constructed email, which admittedly could be better,
but which includes relevant links
for which your form makes no allowance
and we aren't asking to be a vendor.
[ https://www.facebook.com/Sage-Oak-400889546761065 Sage Oak on Facebook]
Pacific Charter Institute E-mailed.
Myron B Thompson Academy E-mailed top three at link.