We Need..

We need donors that want a Hi-Tect house in a difficult environment to satisfy our long-standing need to push the envelope as we go, a lifelong addiction. Satisfying clients at all cost as we have over 1000 times in the past is one of life's greatest pleasure.

1. We need to get a full non-profit status with the State of California and the IRS. As of May 2018, we still have not received a confirmed 501c3 tax-exempt status, essential to allow us to raise money from sponsors and donors.
2. The main problem is that we have not yet the qualified board members to give credibility to our mission. We need American partners that have the credibility and experience with refugee camps and general management of large refugee population assistance. Our president Jacques Poirier is needing 2 such members to fully qualify as existing board members are either temporary (Nikki, Camille), foreigners (Abdon Dantas, Germain Laberge), or not strictly qualified.
3. We need comments and members, something that our project launch will provide in abundance, it is hoped. Our upcoming CalCamps campaign will recruit mostly Californians as it is hoped that the existing program will appeal to the politically different scene found here.
4. We need talent and skills, people we are starting to recruit actively.
5. We need a few prototypes for our testing program of 2018, namely the tornado and the tsunami versions that are still untested
6. We need an engineer to oversee that testing program as well as to complete the refugee camp solutions we have in mind.
7. We need money to pay for item 2 and 3
8. We strongly need sponsors for our main effort and we have a few in mind.
9. We need people that can recruit such sponsors, glorified lobbyists for our cause.
10. We need perks to keep our volunteer active members happy and we have quite a few in mind.
11. We need donors that want a Hi-Tect house in a difficult environment to satisfy our long-standing need to develop as we go, people to satisfy at all cost as we have over 1000 times in the past.
12. We need suppliers that have the capacity to manufacture parts that are sophisticated and use advanced production techniques.
13. We need builders that are game enough to venture into a new path, the way of the future now.
14. We need an international crowd of curious people playing with our software and getting slowly hooked on its simulations, finally succombing to the 'I want one!' syndrome.
15. We need a ton of unpaid designers of all types, people that will bill