Less than 1% of education stakeholders have access to funding. In light of this, My Moojo aims to create an alternative to traditional funding and support projects "from donation to investment." This is a major challenge for a sector that, according to Sara Reynaud, represents 6.8% of the French GDP.
Beyond money, crowdfunding should also help project leaders gain visibility. "So really, it allows you to structure a project and accelerate it," she explains. My Moojo works particularly with incubators to help education stakeholders better present their projects and quickly engage with the market.
For Sara Reynaud, this approach should help bring to light initiatives that would otherwise remain in the shadows. "And so, the interest for society is to have projects that can come to life, even for small audiences." Because, she insists, "for me, there is no such thing as a small project."
My Moojo has already raised over 300,000 euros for education and now aims to scale up. "Education is still the most powerful weapon to change the world," asserts Sara Reynaud. The ambition now is to "break this glass ceiling" and take "the lead in education funding" in France and Europe.
