Since the hackathon we fully integrated the front end with the backend so now all the features are fully available. We also added the option for an education hub, elections, better role management, organization info, a organization overview highlighting open tasks ongoing polls and other info, added a profile view to see what tasks you have claimed and other user info, we fixed backend bugs by writing smart contract tests with foundry, we integrated Apollo client to efficiently query our subgraph, and many more minor UI features. The other biggest addition was adding an AI chat bot to the deployer to help walk you through the process and give suggestions for your org.  We have achieved our milestone of having our first group using Poa the KU Blockchain Institute.   What are your plans for further development, and how will the grant funds be used to achieve these goals?  Currently we are in beta testing with the KU Blockchain Institute with plans to launch with the inclusive design institute soon to power there volunteer network. At the beginning of next semester we will also launch with many different blockchain student groups that are members of dorm DAO. At this time we hope to also have ready our integration with magic wallet so we can beta test with non-technical university groups as well. Some go the grant money would go towards this.   The main thing holding us back from a public launch not on a testnet is a smart contract audit and legal support. This is mainly where any grant money would go.   Any leftover money would be directed towards marketing efforts as we prepare for our public launch.   Our developers work for free so we will also continue to improve Poa and add new features in the meantime but that won’t require any grant money 