Most founding documents are frozen the day they are published. The Bloom Charter is built to be amended by the people who sign it — which takes real infrastructure to do safely.
This fund is being wired up. Every other fund is open at the giving page.
In the 1830s the Chartists put six demands on a sheet of paper and collected millions of signatures for a standard of dignity that did not yet exist in law. Every one of those demands but one is now ordinary. A named, signed, public standard is not a symbolic act — it is how a moral position becomes something institutions eventually have to answer to.
The full Charter lives on its own platform, free to read and free to sign. Nobody should fund a document they have not read.