General Operations Fund

The unglamorous fund
that makes the rest work.

Restricted grants are wonderful and they never cover the thing in front of you. This fund is what gets spent when a real person needs something no funder wrote a category for.

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    What “operations” actually means here

    Crisis response that does not fit a program category. Hosting and infrastructure. Insurance and filing fees. Payment processing. The gap between what a restricted grant allows and what a person actually needs. All of it published as its own line rather than folded into program spending.

    Zero of it is a founder salary

    Currently and since founding. If that changes it will be published here as a number with the reasoning, before it starts.

    Why Unrestricted Matters

    Most nonprofits are cash-poor in exactly one way: flexibility.

    Grant money arrives with instructions. It funds the relocation but not the phone bill that let the person reach us. It funds the program but not the insurance the program legally requires. Organizations end up technically funded and practically stuck, and the gap gets closed by whoever is willing to work unpaid.

    Unrestricted giving closes it instead. It is the least exciting fund on this page and it is frequently the one that determines whether anything else can operate at all.