I think you made a pretty big mistake making the charity a built-in component of your company. The better move would have been to make a for-profit and then to donate to charity from your take-home or an exit somewhere down the line (assuming the product is solid). Making the whole thing non-profit makes it a lot harder to get funded, since you&#x27;re effectively telling any supplier of capital that they won&#x27;t be seeing any returns and this is a very high hurdle to overcome if your core mission is not directly related to the charity (see for instance Watsi for an alternative on this).<p>So, if you want to rescue your project and assuming there really is a market (which I can not see from where I&#x27;m sitting, I know nothing about your chosen field) I&#x27;d suggest transforming the business into a for-profit if a solid business case can be made and funding can be secures. And if you can&#x27;t secure funding then it looks as if this is the end of the line.<p>Best of luck with all this, and hats off to you for trying this to begin with!