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John: P4A perk shipping will be better in 2021 than after the last P4A (2021)

prediction · status: its date passed (2021); no outcome reported · last event: predicted (2021-01-19) · owner: John

In January 2021 John apologized that some perks from the last Project for Awesome still had not shipped, blaming a slow all-volunteer operation and COVID, and predicted shipping would go better that year.

Part of: P4A 2021 edition

Told alongside: P4A 2019 edition

About: Project for Awesome, COVID-19 pandemic

date event what video
2021-01-19 predicted John apologizes that some perks from the last P4A still havent gone out: the all-volunteer operation ships slowly and COVID hurt manufacturing and shipping; he thinks they have it figured out and it will be better this year (2021). let's go on a parts adventure 00:00:58

What is said about it

5 statements, by date (the events above are the turns of the thread; these are the details).

  • 2021-01-19 · let's go on a parts adventure — John: The diagnosis: no arthritis, a sprained ligament, so John can power through. — 00:01:56
  • 2021-01-19 · let's go on a parts adventure — ask: John: Acknowledging many gave to Sierra Leone or cannot donate, John asks those who can afford $500 or more to join the P4A matching fund via a Google form or email. — 00:01:27
  • 2021-01-19 · let's go on a parts adventure — John: Matching donors help others' donations go further and are a big reason the P4A has donated over $10 million to charity over the last 10 years. — 00:01:56
  • 2021-01-19 · let's go on a parts adventure — ask: John asks viewers to make a P4A video introducing an organization they care about; votes on it at projectforawesome.com help decide second-half grants, so non-donors can raise money too. — 00:01:56
  • 2021-01-19 · let's go on a parts adventure — announcement: John: This year (2021) P4A videos must be uploaded and submitted at projectforawesome.com at least 48 hours before it starts, so the community has more time to watch and share. — 00:02:26