You can fund the month that gets someone back in the room.
A veteran leaving the military. A professional three weeks into a layoff. Both are competing with a résumé that doesn't say what they actually did. Fund a month of Bridani Elite — a hosted résumé a hiring manager will read, and a receipt telling them when it's opened. One month is one sponsorship; fund several and they're claimed one at a time, by as many people as it takes. They pay nothing.
- One month of Elite — one sponsorship
- A hand up, never a hand out
- A purchase, with a business receipt
Two programs, one pool
Fund a veteran, fund someone between jobs, or leave it open
Every month goes somewhere real — nothing here is estimated or seeded.
For a transitioning service member
Their record translated into civilian language, a hosted résumé, and a read receipt — funded from the veteran pool, up to twelve months per person.
For someone between jobs
The same tool, funded from the separated-professional pool, up to six months per person — a hand up from someone who's been on the other side of it.
What you buy, and how it's spent
You buy months of Elite. One month is one sponsorship, claimed one at a time from a shared pool — so several months might carry one person through several, or several people through one each. It's an ordinary purchase: a standard business receipt, nothing you can write off on your taxes.
Where it stands
What has been funded, and what has been used
Both sponsorship programs together, read straight off the ledger. Nothing here is estimated, rounded up or seeded.
No months have been funded yet. The first one is still there to fund — and it will be claimed by whoever needs the next one.
Before you sponsor
Questions
- Do I choose who gets it?
- No — and Bridani will never tell you who did. Months are claimed one at a time from a shared pool, so the month you fund isn't held for a named person, and everyone claiming from it stays anonymous.
- Which pool does the button above fund?
- The between-jobs pool, by default — the more general of the two. If you'd rather fund a transitioning service member specifically, sponsor a veteran
- Can I read more before I fund someone between jobs?
- Yes — the fuller story, from someone who's been on the other side of it, is here: sponsor someone between jobs
- Can I write this off on my taxes?
- No. Bridani is not a nonprofit, so this is a regular purchase, not something you can claim on your taxes. You'll receive a standard business receipt — that's all it is.
- How soon will someone get it?
- There can be a real delay. Months are claimed through a public intake rather than handed out by a partner org, so one may sit in the pool before someone takes it. We'd rather tell you that up front than have you expect it to be taken the same day.
Fund the month. Someone claims it.
An ordinary purchase with a standard business receipt. Fund one month or several — each is claimed on its own, by whoever needs the next one.