Tag Archives: non-profit workers

Purchasing the first “Foundation House”– Debt-Free Housing Experiment is Starting!

Posted on September 14, 2013 by Brewster Kahle

We are purchasing the first apartment building to be a “Foundation House” in San Francisco!  (More details on the building).  This is a form of Endowment for non-profits in the form of usable housing and real estate investment rather than … Continue reading →

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Summary of the Debt-Free Housing for Public Benefit Workers Idea, and Responses to Critiques

Posted on February 5, 2012 by Brewster Kahle

Summary: (for full idea and footnotes, please see http://brewster.kahle.org/2012/01/19/debt-free-housing-for-public-benefit-workers-2/ ) With a long-term mindset, we can cost-effectively and permanently decrease the rent on apartments 75% for the people that work in public-benefit non-profit organizations.   This can improve social services by … Continue reading →

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Debt-Free Housing for Public-Benefit Workers

Posted on January 19, 2012 by Brewster Kahle

Brewster Kahle January 9, 2012 On archive.org. The largest single expense for the staff of the Internet Archive is housing, as this paper will show the majority of the cost of housing goes to debt service (either directly through mortgage, … Continue reading →

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Debt-free Housing for Public-Benefit Workers

Posted on October 15, 2011 by Brewster Kahle

A growing number of non-profit organizations are appearing to solve all sorts of public benefit missions from health, education, assistance for the less fortunate.  Those that decide to work in these non-profit organizations often forgo  some of the financial rewards … Continue reading →

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