Submit a Challenge

Bring us a problem worth solving.

Tell us what is getting in the way. DoGoodie reviews real organizational challenges that may become practical services, pilots, builder projects, sponsored bounties, research initiatives, or open-source tools.

Companies, nonprofits, researchers, founders, advocates, and community organizations may use this page to share a structured problem for review.

Describe your challenge

Developing capabilities

Where a useful response may begin.

These are developing capability areas, not guaranteed service commitments.

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AI and workflow automation

Explore responsible ways to reduce repetitive work, connect tools, or improve operational flow.

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Research and open-source intelligence

Organize public-source research, evidence, monitoring, and decision-ready findings.

03

Websites and digital systems

Clarify, prototype, test, or improve practical web experiences and internal tools.

04

Data organization and reporting

Turn fragmented information into clearer records, workflows, dashboards, or reports.

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Operations and community systems

Strengthen coordination, intake, support, outreach, and repeatable team processes.

06

Animal welfare and alternative-protein projects

Explore evidence-aware tools, research, and infrastructure for reducing animal suffering.

How it works

Share the problem. Create a path to review.

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Share the problem

Describe what is happening, who is affected, and what a useful result could look like.

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DoGoodie reviews it

The team considers mission alignment, feasibility, capacity, potential impact, and funding.

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We may request discovery

If the challenge appears suitable, DoGoodie may ask for additional context before defining a path.

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A suitable path may emerge

The challenge may become a service, pilot, project, bounty, research initiative, or public-good tool.

Who may submit

People close to a real organizational need.

Submissions are welcome from companies, nonprofits, researchers, founders, advocates, project teams, and community organizations that have authority to share the information provided.

You do not need a finished technical specification. Clear context about the current problem, affected people, existing process, and desired outcome is more useful.

Challenge intake

Help us understand the problem.

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