DONATE

I was surprised to learn how our desire for something changes how much we are willing to pay for it.

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Game Theory Academy relies heavily on the support of individual donors like you. Youth participants receive a cash stipend as an incentive to treat the course as a job, and as a demonstration of the central concept of opportunity cost. We recognize that young people have choices, and that in the very real game of the streets, ‘bad’ options often pay more in the short term than the ‘good’ options.

$150 sponsors one student

$1,500 sponsors ten students

$3,000 funds one full ten-session class program

Giving is easy. Donate online via Paypal or Network for Good by clicking one of the buttons below, or send a check to Game Theory Academy, PO Box 11225 Oakland, Ca, 94611. You will receive a letter acknowledging your tax-deductible donation by the end of the quarter. If your company provides a match, we will provide any documentation needed. Tax id# 30-0500172. Thank you!

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Investor $3,000+
Scholar $1,500-$2,999
Adviser $500-$1,499
Mentor $150-499
Donor $1-$149

Foundation Support

Lowell Berry Foundation

Scott Evans Foundation

The GGS Foundation

Goggio Family Foundation

Walter & Elise Haas Fund

Clif Bar Family Foundation

Crescent Porter Hale Foundation

Jonas Family Fund

Charles Schwab Bank

May & Stanley Smith Charitable Trust

Miranda Lux Foundation

Red Oak Opportunity Foundation

Thomas J. Long Foundation

Union Bank Foundation

U.S. Bank

Van Loben Sels/Rembe Rock Foundation

The Whitman Institute

The Witt Award

The Y&H Soda Foundation


In-Kind Support…Special Thanks!

Bill Beckerman

Seng Chen, Photographer

Sandy Close, Executive Director of New America Media

Sam Cobbs, Executive Director of First Place for Youth

Sam Daniel, SGD Interactive

Dan Fichte, LCB Associates

Min Lee, Videographer

Philip Krohn, WOW Farm

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  1. [...] the youth in the program have wrote about their successes. Take the time to read their stories and donate to such a worthy cause. On September 12, 2011   /   Case Studies   /   Leave a comment [...]

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