Out of Control Government Spending - "Too Small to Fail" Fights Back

Government spending is out of control. An $18M contract for the redesign of the Recovery.gov website was the poke in the eye that spurred us into action.

The Mission of StimulatedYet.com is to effect our own private sector stimulus package -- a social experiment where small businesses help small businesses directly. Our "stimulus fund" will be amassed by earmarking 20% of our sales revenues towards building websites for our "stimulus recipients": start-up businesses, long-standing businesses that could use a helping hand, and non-profit organizations.

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Please scroll through (or play) the slideshow on the left for a brief overview of the StimulatedYet.com project.

Join us with StimulatedYet.com.
We are embarking on a social experiment, illustrating that the private sector of the United States can effect better change, stimulate more definable growth and create more sustainable jobs through common sense, teamwork and philanthropy than our government can by taxing and spending us into submission.

StimulatedYet.com Progress Report:

StimulatedYet.com Funds Over $95K for Website Development

No tax dollars were harmed in the expenditure of our stimulus!

In the first six months of our project, we have committed $$95,040 towards building websites for small businesses and organizations! In return for their free website, these organizations sign up for our Website Performance & Search Engine Optimization Program for a period of one year. What's even better is that 20% of their fees for that program are rolled back in to our Stimulus Fund!

Click here to see the latest participants!

Small Business Owners -- Apply for Stimulus:

http://stimulatedyet.com/apply.php
NOTE: Applying for stimulus doesn't commit either party to the project! It just gives us a starting point to determine if the project is a good fit for you! Let's get started!

The Washington Post has a U.S. Congress Votes Database , which lets you browse every vote in the U.S. Congress since 1991. One of the site's features is an RSS feed for every active member of Congress, updated each time he or she votes. There's also a feed of the latest votes.

See the RSS page for full information about the feeds.

Keep track of how they vote and hold them accountable!

Visit: http://projects.washingtonpost.com/congress/