Help us give 1000 books away …buy a digital Collectible.
We are committed to giving away 1000 copies of the book to teens and youth groups! We are funding this project by selling 333 unique digital collectibles. When we reach our goal of selling all 333, we will use 100% of the proceeds to print and distribute 1000 signed copies of the book Skip the Bad Songs to teens, youth groups and non-profits who request them.
By having one of our collectibles in your digital wallet you are showing the world that you are a financial supporter of the Skip The Bad Songs project and supporting to teen mental health.
.039 ETH = $55
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digital collectible benefits:
A signed book
A signed paperback book will be mailed to you once our fundraising goal has been met.
QUARTERLY REPORTS
The proceeds from the mint will fund the printing and the distributing of the book to teen organizatons. We will send you a report each quarter updating you on our progress.
About the Author
Jen Landis is an advocate for girls’ empowerment and founded Pincurl Girls, an enterprise that creates products and services to remind girls of their strength. She hosts the GIRLBRAVE podcast and holds events that have positively impacted thousands of people. Jen also started the Art Gang, an online and in-person community for girls to make art and inspire each other. She is an alumni of the NMotion/GBeta accelerator program and received funding from the Maverick Venture Fund.
Jen co-founded MintKit with her partner Davida Gaffney and is currently a part of HedgeHug, a Web3 incubator created by Randi Zuckerberg and Debbie Soon. Jen is dedicated to mentoring youth and helping them become more confident and happy.
About the Author
Jen Landis is an advocate for girls’ empowerment and founded Pincurl Girls, an enterprise that creates products and services to remind girls of their strength. She hosts the GIRLBRAVE podcast and holds events that have positively impacted thousands of people. Jen also started the Art Gang, an online and in-person community for girls to make art and inspire each other. She is an alumni of the NMotion/GBeta accelerator program and received funding from the Maverick Venture Fund.
Jen co-founded MintKit with her partner Davida Gaffney and is currently a part of HedgeHug, a Web3 incubator created by Randi Zuckerberg and Debbie Soon. Jen is dedicated to mentoring youth and helping them become more confident and happy.