Mekail Murphy

The Pollination Station solves the problem of inefficiency and lack of collaboration among Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) and online communities by providing a coordination layer that facilitates cross-pollination, AI-generated proposals, and optimized governance mechanisms, enabling them to work together more effectively and achieve their goals.

Our goal is to create protocols where users of a grants stack or application can close the transparency and accountability gaps in traditional public goods funding mechanisms. This will make funding more efficient and strengthen the bond between funders, donors, grantees, and their communities, fostering a sense of ownership, community, and purpose. We believe that this innovative approach can help increase public good funding and support important causes. By shaping the way we hold grantees accountable, we can enhance coherence between individuals and their local communities through public goods funding, enhancing individuals’ feelings of ownership, community, and voice. We hope these factors can greatly increase individuals sense of purpose within their communities, and the efficiency in capital allocation for communities. By enhancing the oppurtunities for trust within local impact projects, we can create more community within grants projects, and governing systems that may eventually assist in the future governing systems of non profits, HOAs, public schools, and other communities.