As a Fiscal Sponsor, we make utilizing your charitable funds quick and easy. Starting your own new 501(c)(3) entity is a painful process and can take up to 18 months to be approved. We get you up and running in less than a week – this is the power of Fiscal Sponsorship.

• You setup your charitable fund/ project underneath our 501c3 umbrella

• Raise charitable funds through soliciting private foundations, digital platforms, online donations, individuals, etc.

• Make payments to employees, independent contractors, vendors, etc. through your charitable initiative

• Operate charitable programs/ projects

• Fund international programs/ projects

A fiscally sponsored charitable project can accommodate:

• Funds raised from friends, other donors, or foundations

• Disbursing funds to operate charitable programs

• Gifting individuals a charitable gift such as an educational scholarship

• Paying vendors if a donor would like to put on an event to advance their charitable purposes

• Paying its lawyers and other service providers

• Self-dealing rules are mitigated due to structure

• Fiscal Sponsorship platforms are open when it comes to types of non-cash assets to receive

• Charitable Projects can continue generationally with a legacy plan

Charitable Fund donation limitations on AGI

• 60% on cash

• 30% on other assets

Fiscal Sponsorship: An Overview of Charitable Projects

What is a Charitable Project?

The main type of fiscal sponsorship is known as a Charitable Project (aka Model A). A Charitable Project is a fund or program established for a charitable purpose between a recognized 501(c)(3) Fiscal Sponsor and the person or entity contracting with the Fiscal Sponsor. The person or entity contracting the Fiscal Sponsor is known as the Fiscal Sponsee. All charitable funds donated to the project must be received through the Sponsor(and not Sponsee). The Sponsor will then disburse funds only to advance charitable purposes. It is deemed a public charity and must file its IRS Form 990 each year.