Your donations are helping to fund the only 100% publicly funded climate change think tank providing uncensored climate facts to the public.

If you are coming here from the ClimateSafe Villages special promotion, your 50% off new Job One membership is only $25 per year, or $2 per month, provided you sign up by 7:21:25. Just fill in the lower amounts on the given form.

1. To make a secure, one-time online tax-deductible donation of any amount, fill out the form at the very bottom of this page. You will receive an immediate receipt. With your one-time access donation, you will be able to review all our valuable paywall-access documents; however, you will not have the same access and bonus gifts as our monthly donation members. Click here for details of all member benefits. Or,

2. To make a tax-deductible, secure, and automatic monthly donation of any amount, click here. If you make a minimum $4.00 monthly donation or a one-time donation of $50.00, you also get a membership for the next year, including full access to all paywall documents and $42 worth of climate change-related e-books.

Members access special member-only climate change resilience-building, preparation, and relocation guides, emergency alerts, critical climate change-related financial information, special donor-only videos, briefings, and much more. Click here for details of all member benefits. Or, 

3. To donate by mail, make your check payable to Factnet, PMB 2167, 1650 S. Casino, Dr. Laughlin, Nevada 89029. Or,

4. If you genuinely cannot afford to donate, click here, and we will get you a scholarship membership funded by a generous donor.

Job One is a nonprofit climate change think tank and risk assessment organization founded in 2008. It is independent, 100% publicly funded, and uncensored by any government or corporation. Job One is a DBA of Factnet, a 33-year-old US tax-exempt 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.

Our organization has also received Candid/Guidestar's highest possible nonprofit financial transparency trust rating, their Platinum Transparency rating.

Typically, only the ultra-wealthy can afford to fund and influence think tanks that promote education and their causes. Still, at Job One, regular citizens with normal donation levels can claim this power and recognition for forwarding the climate change facts needed to protect our common well-being.