Resource hub · Intake
For aspiring women founders & foster-care alumni

Pitch the resource that helped you ship.

A public intake for community-submitted resource tips. Every entry in the founders hub started as a one-line tip from someone who’d already shipped it — the desk reviews every submission before anything lands on the public page.

What we’re looking for

The editorial bar is what survived your first year.

The hub is curated, not aggregated — we’d rather publish one resource that survived your first year than five that looked good in a launch post. The four lanes below are steady territory; the desk also hears cross-over tips that bridge more than one.

01Editorial lane
Real tools
Software that survived your first year — not a polished landing page, not a beta waitlist. Tell the desk why it stuck.
02Editorial lane
Real grants
A fund or grant program you actually applied to (and what the application asked for). Money paths are the editorial lane most requested.
03Editorial lane
Real advice
A book, an operator email, a YouTube talk, an open Google doc — anything that moved the needle for you.
04Editorial lane
Operationally concrete
Anything you can hand to a founder in the room with the words: "this is the one I wish I had at eighteen."

Submission

Six fields. The desk reads it by hand.

The host reads every inbound tip before any AI ever sees it. You don’t need to write a review — one or two sentences on what the resource is and who it helps is enough to start the editorial conversation.

Before you send
The desk pins these so the editorial conversation starts from a clear place.

1. Lead with what changed for you — what stage of the founder life-cycle did the resource land on.

2.Link the canonical resource page if you have one, leave it blank if you don’t.

3.The two-audience default is the room where the resource landed for you — we’ll route the tip there.

Resource intake

Pitch the resource that helped you ship.

Submitted tips write to the TipSubmission table marked pending. Nothing publishes until a human reads it.

At least a sentence, up to 2000 characters. The desk reads for editorial fit, not polish.

Who is this for?

A canonical resource page if you have one — leave blank to skip.

Submissions write to the TipSubmission table marked pending. The editorial desk reads every inbound tip before anything is queued for the public hub.