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# Community Spend Proposal

*Note: These are only the directions for creating a Community Spend Proposal on Commonwealth. The full process for requesting community funds can be found* [*here*](/guides/network-governance/community-spend-pool/how-to-request-community-pool-funds.md)*.* 

### 1. Access the [Regen Network Discussion Page](https://commonwealth.im/regen/) on Commonwealth

a. You will need to be logged in to create a proposal. Confirm your account name is listed in the upper right hand corner and not a log in prompt. 

![](/files/Kpuca7ZoFwvLBdCHJKcf)

### 2. Create a New Thread

a. Click the "New thread" button indicated by the green arrow in the image above. It will prompt you to select a new thread or a new on-chain proposal. Select "New On-Chain Proposal". 

![](/files/kKc0IWXBLpBbALZhw69F)

b. You will be redirected to a form for your Proposal. For "Proposal Type" select "Community Spend". Provide your Proposal a title and a thorough description. The deposit amount is in uregen and six zeros will need to be added to the amount of $REGEN being used. 200 $REGEN is required to submit a proposal, or 200000000 uregen. For "Recipient", provide the Regen wallet address the funds should go to and for "Amount" provide the amount to be allocated. 

![](/files/7G5eiA9amHxWeuwK9AOn)

c. Click "Send transaction" to submit your proposal. You will be prompted to approve a transaction with your Keplr wallet and then Commonwealth will redirect you to the new proposal's page. 


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