Fiscal Sponsorship Research

Fiscal Sponsor Research Scrape
Fiscal Sponsor Directory — Combined Listing
Scraped from https://fiscalsponsordirectory.org/search-by-service-category/ by selecting "Political Advocacy/Social Justice" - other categories might be useful.
Removed listings that quote a high %, I think I removed all over 12%
44 entries
Table of Contents
95 Counties Tennessee
CENTER Santa Fe
City Lore
Community Capital Fund
Daylight Community Arts Foundation
Documentary Educational Resources
Ecologistics Inc.
Educational Media Foundation, Inc
Empowerment Works
The Federated Charities Corporation of Frederick
Fiscal Sponsorship Allies Inc.
FJC
Foundation for the Mid South
From the Heart Productions
Fundación Comunitaria de Puerto Rico
Full Spectrum Features NFP
Fund for Constitutional Government
Fusion Partnerships, Inc.
Givsum Foundation
Global Peace Media
Good Causes, Inc.
Goodnation Foundation
Jumpstart Labs
MarinLink
Media Arts Center San Diego
Mission Earth
National Center for Reason and Justice
North Dakota Community Foundation
Northwest Alliance for Alternative Media and Education
Omprakash
On Sacred Ground Land Trust
Operation Restoration
Pact Donation Collective Inc.
Pan Left Productions
Panorama Global
Players Philanthropy Fund
The Praxis Project
Provincetown Community Compact
Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors
SIMA Studios
Southwest Research and Information Center
Streams in the Desert Foundation, Inc. dba High Desert Community Foundation
Third World Newsreel
Utah Cold Case Coalition
■■■ PAGE 1 OF 44 — 95 Counties Tennessee ■■■
95 Counties Tennessee
95 Counties Tennessee
1 Nashville St.
Nashville, TN 37203
(615) 635-8730
Website: https://www.95counties.com
Contact:
Stephanie Johnson
CEO
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 2024
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 2024
Number of sponsored projects: 0
Fiscal sponsorship administrative charge:
Our 5% fiscal sponsorship fee covers the administrative costs associated with providing essential support to our sponsored nonprofits: 501(c)(3) guidance and compliance support; bank account management and financial oversight; basic financial reporting and reconciliation; access to our network of resources and expertise; administrative support for grant applications and fundraising efforts. This fee allows us to maintain a sustainable program while ensuring that the majority of funds raised directly support the critical work of our sponsored organizations.
Eligibility criteria
Aligned mission values
Only projects located in our state or region
Other: Nonprofits primarily run by American descendants of slavery
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Arts and culture
Economic development
Environment/sustainable growth
Faith-based/religious
Festivals and events
Food insecurity/Nutrition
Health
Mental health
People or communities of color/minorities
Political advocacy/social justice
Transportation
Women
Youth development
Services we offer projects:
Bill paying
Bookkeeping/accounting
Computer IT
Organizational development
Payroll
Tax reporting
Based on Fiscal Sponsorship: 6 Ways to Do It Right: Our model(s) of fiscal sponsorship are:
Model B, Independent Contractor Project
Organization Description:
95 Counties empowers American descendants of U.S. slavery in Tennessee through ancestral history preservation, land protection and advocacy.
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CENTER Santa Fe
CENTER Santa Fe
P.O. Box 8372
Santa Fe, NM 87504
(505) 933-9146
Website: https://visitcenter.org/blue-earth-sponsorship/
Contact:
Whitney Wernick
Blue Earth Fiscal Sponsorship
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 1994
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 1994
Number of sponsored projects: 4
Fiscal sponsorship fee:
General fee: $70 CENTER members, $80 non-members. Early bird application fee: $60 CENTER members, $70 non-members.
Applications for the CENTER’s 2023 Blue Earth Fiscal Sponsorship are open through March 15, 2023. Access the discounted application fees through February 15, 2023.
Eligibility criteria:
Aligned mission values
Other: Please review the Important Considerations on our webpage prior to applying.
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Arts and culture
Children, youth and families
Disaster relief
Drug treatment
Economic development
Education
Environment/sustainable growth
Faith-based/religious
Food insecurity/Nutrition
Health
Homelessness
Housing
International development
LGBTQ
Mental health
Open space/Parks
People or communities of color/minorities
Political advocacy/social justice
Social services
Transportation
Veterans
Women
Youth development
Other: New in 2023 – CENTER is sponsoring documentary projects that educate the public about critical environmental and social issues and is primarily interested in work that is educational in nature. We will consider proposals of any geographic scope involving the photographic and motion picture mediums.
Services we offer projects:
Bookkeeping/accounting
IT
Organizational development
Other :2023 Sponsorship package: 1-year sponsorship; Review Santa Fe admission; professional development seminars;
publication in LENSCRATCH; project presentation; inclusion in the CENTER Image Library & Archive
Based on Fiscal Sponsorship: 6 Ways to Do It Right: Our model(s) of fiscal sponsorship are:
Model D, Group Exemption
Organization description:
CENTER supports socially and environmentally engaged lens-based projects through education, public platforms, funding and partnerships. Characterized by a community of gifted and committed photographers, CENTER has proven for the last 29 years that it can help photographers and lens-based artists grow to their full potential. CENTER programs foster insights and actualizations that ripple and impact all involved by providing platforms where the creative impulse can be engaged and challenged.
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City Lore
City Lore
56 E. First Street
New York, NY 10003
(212)529-1955
Website: https://www.citylore.org
Contact:
Steve Zeitlin
Executive Director
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3):1985
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 1988
Number of sponsored projects: 10
Fiscal sponsorship fee
Fiscal sponsorship fee:5%
Eligibility criteria:
Aligned mission values
City Lore sponsors a variety of filmmakers, folklorists and other cultural specialists.
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Arts and culture
Children, youth and families
Education
Festivals and events
People or communities of color/minorities
Political advocacy/social justice
Women
Youth development
Note: We sponsor programs in all of these areas if there is also a cultural connection to the project.
Services we offer projects:
Auditing
Bill paying
Receiving property and stock donations
 
Based on Fiscal Sponsorship: 6 Ways to Do It Right: Our model(s) of fiscal sponsorship are:
Model B, Independent Contractor Project
Model C, Preapproved Grant Relationship
 
Organization description:
City Lore’s mission is to foster New York City – and America’s – living cultural heritage through education and public programs. We document, present and advocate for New York City’s grassroots cultures to ensure their living legacy in stories and histories, places and traditions. We work in four cultural domains: urban folklore and history; preservation; arts education; and grassroots poetry traditions. In each of these realms, we see ourselves as furthering cultural equity and modeling a better world with projects as dynamic and diverse as New York City itself.
■■■ PAGE 4 OF 44 — Community Capital Fund ■■■
Community Capital Fund
Community Capital Fund
3200 Wayne Ave.
Kansas City, MO 64109
(816) 502-9584
Website: [email protected]
Contact:
Phyllis Hardwick
Executive Director
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 2013
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 2015
Number of sponsored projects: 5
Fiscal sponsorship fee:
5%-10% administrative fee. Varies by project, depending on administrative capacity/needs.
Eligibility criteria:
Aligned mission values
Geographic: Greater Kansas City Metropolitan Area
Other: Sponsored projects must demonstrate community development initiatives that strengthen human, financial and social capital. They must have a core purpose that furthers the mission of CCF and provides an inclusive and direct benefit to communities within CCF’s service area. Eligible projects must identify as one of the following categories: a project or initiative of a social enterprise business; a project or initiative by an organization working to become, but has not yet received, legal 501(c)(3) status; a project or initiative of an unincorporated association that can be completed over a pre-determined period; or a social enterprise wishing to receive ongoing administrative support from CCF as a Model A sponsored project.
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Arts and culture
Children, youth and families
Economic development
Education
Environment/sustainable growth
Festivals and events
Health/nutrition
Housing
People or communities of color/minorities
Political advocacy/social justice
Women
Youth development
Services we offer projects:
Bookkeeping/accounting
Organizational development
Receiving property and stock donations
Other: Grant application/reporting assistance. The CCF Fiscal Sponsorship program provides an alternative to starting a nonprofit for mission-aligned, community development projects. Sponsored organizations or projects may use the fiscal sponsorship to receive grants, tax-deductible contributions, and other revenues for charitable purposes.
Based on Fiscal Sponsorship: 6 Ways to Do It Right: Our model(s) of fiscal sponsorship are:
Model A, Direct Project
Model C, Preapproved Grant Relationship
Organization description:
Community Capital Fund (CCF) is a Community Development Corporation that provides grants, technical assistance, and coaching to support under-resourced neighborhoods and businesses in the Greater Kansas City Metropolitan Area, helping to advance Asset Based Community Development and increase financial, human and social capital.
■■■ PAGE 5 OF 44 — Daylight Community Arts Foundation ■■■
Daylight Community Arts Foundation
Daylight Community Arts Foundation
273 W. 254th St.
Bronx, NY 10471
Website: daylightbooks.org/pages/fiscal-sponsorship
Contact:
Michael Itkoff
President
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3):  2014
Year of first fiscal sponsorship:  2023
Number of sponsored projects: 5
Fiscal sponsorship fee:
Typically the fee is 7% although this can vary based on the administrative responsibilities for each grant award.
Eligibility criteria:
Aligned mission values
Other: Daylight is committed to serving as a platform for important and engaged visual art around the world
Types of projects or services we sponsor: 
Arts and culture
Education
Political advocacy/social justice
Services we offer projects:
Bill paying
Organizational development
Receiving property and stock donations
Based on Fiscal Sponsorship: 6 Ways to Do It Right: Our model(s) of fiscal sponsorship are:
Model C, Preapproved Grant Relationship
Organization description:
Daylight seeks out emerging and mid-career photographic artists and showcases them to a global audience via both print and digital publishing programs. By exploring the documentary mode alongside conceptual photographic work, Daylight raises awareness about important issues of the day while revitalizing the relationship between art, photography and the world at large. Our fiscal sponsorship program is one of the many ways that Daylight Community Arts Foundation supports photographic artists in sharing their work.
■■■ PAGE 6 OF 44 — Documentary Educational Resources ■■■
Documentary Educational Resources
Documentary Educational Resources
108 Water St., Suite 5A
Watertown, MA 02742-4698
(617) 926-0491
Website: www.der.org
Contact:
Alice Apley
Executive Director
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 1971
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 1972
Number of sponsored projects: 40
Fiscal sponsorship fee:
$100 project initiation fee. Administrative fees are 5-8%
Eligibility criteria:
Aligned mission/values
Other: The project must have a media-related component. We do not sponsor narrative films.
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Ethnographic and documentary films and media including short-form, long-form, interactive and new media projects
Film festivals, screenings and events related to the history and contemporary practice of documentary filmmaking
Educational programming related to documentary film
Services we offer projects:
Bill paying
Bookkeeping/accounting
Organizational development
Receiving property and stock donations
Other:Consulting on fundraising and grant writing, story development, and film festival, distribution and outreach strategies. We also convene rough cut screenings and feedback sessions.
Based on Fiscal Sponsorship: 6 Ways to Do It Right: Our model(s) of fiscal sponsorship are:
Model C, Preapproved Grant Relationship
Organization description:
DER is a non-profit media arts organization that serves an international community interested in ethnographic, cross-cultural and documentary film. Founded in 1968, DER has been serving filmmakers and educators through our Distribution and Filmmaker Services Programs for nearly 50 years.
■■■ PAGE 7 OF 44 — Ecologistics Inc. ■■■
Ecologistics Inc.
Ecologistics Inc.
633 Ramona Ave. SPC 103
Los Osos, CA 93402
(805) 548-0597
Website: ecologistics.org/
Contact:
Stacey Hunt
CEO
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 2010
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 2013
Number of sponsored projects: 51
Fiscal sponsorship fee:
6%
Eligibility criteria:
Aligned mission values
Has an advisory group
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Environment/sustainable growth
People or communities of color/minorities
Political advocacy/social justice
Services we offer projects:
Bill paying
Bookkeeping/accounting
Organizational development
Tax reporting
Based on Fiscal Sponsorship: 6 Ways to Do It Right: Our model(s) of fiscal sponsorship are:
Model C, Preapproved Grant Relationship
Organization description:
We work and network with other nonprofit organizations and agencies to popularize innovative solutions to ecological problems and to provide a hub for sharing scientific developments and to promote socially responsible and environmentally just institutions. We also consult with and serve as a resource for public agencies and nonprofit organizations, and we develop, conduct, and sponsor programs to provide training in proactive citizenship and leadership.
 
■■■ PAGE 8 OF 44 — Educational Media Foundation, Inc ■■■
Educational Media Foundation, Inc
Educational Media Foundation, Inc
199 Cranston Dr. W
Richmond Hill, GA 31324
(912) 596-5259
Website: https://www.EducationalMediaFoundation.org
Contact:
Mickey Youmans
President
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 2001
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 2001
Number of sponsored projects: 3
Fiscal sponsorship fee:
5%-20%, depending on EMF’s involvement in the project and the amount of reporting required by funders.
Eligibility criteria:
Aligned mission values
Other: Media as a central acquisition and distribution tool
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Arts and culture
Children, youth and families
Disaster relief
Drug treatment
Economic development
Education
Environment/sustainable growth
Faith-based, religious
Festivals and events
Health/nutrition
Housing
International development
Mental health
People or communities of color/minorities
Political advocacy/social justice
Social services
Transportation
Women
Youth Development
Services we offer projects:
Bookkeeping/accounting
Human resource management
Organizational development
Receiving property and stock donations
Other: Media production and distribution consultation
Based on Fiscal Sponsorship: 6 Ways to Do It Right: Our model(s) of fiscal sponsorship are:
Model A, Direct Project
Organization description:
The Educational Media Foundation, Inc. collaborates with scholars, media producers, foundations and institutions nationwide to facilitate the production and distribution of communications media that preserve and communicate critical voices, viewpoints and issues about arts, culture, the environment, ethics, health, history, the media, medicine, sports and more. Our job is to research and identify issues regionally, nationally and internationally that express the core principles of the EMF that could benefit from media treatment.
■■■ PAGE 9 OF 44 — Empowerment Works ■■■
Empowerment Works
Empowerment Works
1187 Coast Village Rd., Suite 101
Santa Barbara, CA 93108
(415) 967-1711
Website: www.empowermentworks.org/fiscal.html
Contact:
Melanie St. James
Executive Director
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 2001
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 2003
Number of sponsored projects: 35
Fiscal sponsorship fee:
5% plus one-time onboarding fee of $275 after application is approved
Eligibility criteria:
Aligned mission/values: Must advance Empowerment Works’ broad mission toward a healthier, culturally rich, biodiverse future.
Has an advisory group: Must have three primary advisors/team members supporting one accountable representative to Empowerment Works.
Other: Empowerment Works is a facilitating organization building a global network of Partners In Empowerment. We aim to integrate projects as much as possible in events such as TheGlobalSummit.org and inspiring media and other collaborative initiatives. See our Website for more information.
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Arts and culture
Children, youth and families
Disaster relief
Economic development
Education
Environment/sustainable growth
Festivals and events
Health/nutrition
Housing
International development
People or communities of color/minorities
Political advocacy/social justice
Transportation
Women
Youth development
Other: Empowerment Works’ fiscal sponsorship advisory committee approves projects each month. Please review www.empowermentworks.org/fiscal.html and submit to [email protected]
Services we offer projects:
Bookkeeping/accounting: Project bank account set up and guidance
Insurance: Board of directors insurance and management
Receiving property and stock donations: Case-by-case basis
Tax reporting: General compliance, 1099s/W9s
Other: We also host community outreach workshops, social impact salons, and a project group on Facebook to share tools; online fundraising
Based on Fiscal Sponsorship: 6 Ways to Do It Right: Our model(s) of fiscal sponsorship are:
Model A, Direct Project
Organization description:
Our philosophy: When people are empowered, they contribute more positively to their communities and to our world. Our mission: Empowerment Works is dedicated to empowering people, businesses and organizations with the tools, resources and knowledge they need to co-create a healthy, culturally rich and biodiverse future.
■■■ PAGE 10 OF 44 — The Federated Charities Corporation of Frederick ■■■
The Federated Charities Corporation of Frederick
The Federated Charities Corporation of Frederick
22 South Market St., Suite 1
Frederick, MD 21701
(301) 662-1561
Website: http://www.federatedcharities.org
Contact:
Elin Ross
Executive Director
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 1994
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 2017
Number of sponsored projects: 6
Fiscal sponsorship fee:
Sliding scale, dependent on complexity of project, 6%-21%
Eligibility criteria:
Aligned mission values
Must be located in Maryland and have a significant service population in Frederick County, MD
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Arts and culture
Children, youth and families
Disaster relief
Drug treatment
Economic development
Education
Environment/sustainable growth
Faith-based/religious
Festivals and events
Food insecurity/Nutrition
Health
Homelessness
Housing
International development
LGBTQ
Mental health
Open space/Parks
People or communities of color/minorities
Political advocacy/social justice
Social services
Transportation
Veterans
Women
Youth development
Services we offer projects:
Bookkeeping/accounting
Office space
Organizational development
Tax reporting
Based on Fiscal Sponsorship: 6 Ways to Do It Right: Our model(s) of fiscal sponsorship are:
Model C, Preapproved Grant Relationship
Organization description:
As part of our activities as a nonprofit center, we offer fiscal sponsorship primarily to new and emerging 501C3 organizations although we have also provided sponsorship to private, project-based activities that want to direct their proceeds to local nonprofit organizations.
■■■ PAGE 11 OF 44 — Fiscal Sponsorship Allies Inc. ■■■
Fiscal Sponsorship Allies Inc.
Fiscal Sponsorship Allies Inc.
9100 Purdue Rd., Suite 115
Indianapolis, IN 46268
(463) 229-0230
Website: https://www.fiscalsponsorshipallies.org
Contact:
Zachary Kester
President
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 2020
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 2020
Number of sponsored projects: 100
Fiscal sponsorship fee:
3.39%
Eligibility criteria:
Type of service
No government funding
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Arts and culture
Children, youth and families
Disaster relief
Drug treatment
Economic development
Education
Environment/sustainable growth
Faith-based/religious
Festivals and events
Food insecurity
Health/nutrition
Homelessness
Housing
International development
Mental health
Parks/Open space
People or communities of color/minorities
Political advocacy/social justice
Social services
Transportation
Veterans
Women
Youth development
 Services we offer projects:
Bookkeeping
Legal services
Organizational development
Tax reporting
Other: Marketing services
Based on Fiscal Sponsorship: 6 Ways to Do It Right: Our model(s) of fiscal sponsorship are:
Model C, Preapproved Grant Relationship
Organization description:
Fiscal Sponsorship Allies Inc. is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization that exists to offer the best fiscal sponsorship services at affordable rates to those engaging in charitable work for the larger community.
 
■■■ PAGE 12 OF 44 — FJC ■■■
FJC
FJC
225 West 39th St., 12th Floor
New York, NY 10018
(212) 714-0001
Website: www.fjc.org
Contact:
Sophia Trombold
Program Administrator
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 1995
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 1999
Number of sponsored projects: 160
Fiscal sponsorship fee:
At the time an application is approved, a transactional fee of 4% to 6% will be determined. All contributions received on behalf of the project will be subject to the transactional fee; the balance of the contribution received is applied to the account. There is also an annual fee of 1% of the average daily balance maintained in the account. This fee is posted to the account quarterly at a rate of one-quarter of 1%.
Eligibility criteria:
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Arts and culture
Children, youth and families
Disaster relief
Drug treatment
Economic development
Education
Environment/sustainable growth
Faith-based/religious
Festivals and events
Health/nutrition
Housing
International development
Mental health
People or communities of color/minorities
Political advocacy/social justice
Social services
Transportation
Women
Youth development
Other: FJC will consider any project that is operated exclusively for any activity defined by section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Service code.
Services we offer projects:
Bill paying
Bookkeeping/accounting
Receiving contributions including property and stock donations
Tax reporting
Based on Fiscal Sponsorship: 6 Ways to Do It Right: Our model(s) of fiscal sponsorship are:
 Model C, Preapproved Grant Relationship
Organization description:
FJC is a boutique public charity that offers donor-advised funds, fiscal sponsorships, collective-giving accounts, and many other philanthropic vehicles that enable nonprofit organizations and their supporters to achieve their missions. The organization combines philanthropic intent and commitment to the nonprofit sector with business acumen and strong capabilities around finance and impact investing.
■■■ PAGE 13 OF 44 — Foundation for the Mid South ■■■
Foundation for the Mid South
Foundation for the Mid South
134 East Amite St.
Jackson, MS 39201
(601) 355-8167 ext. 112
Website: www.fndmidsouth.org
Contact:
Cassio Batteast
VP of Programs
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 1990
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 1998
Number of sponsored projects: 246
Administrative charges:
Our fees range from 5%-20%
Eligibility criteria:
Aligned mission/values
Only projects located in Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Arts and culture
Economic development
Education
Youth development
Other: Community development; disaster relief; nutrition; health and wellness; environmental sustainability; workforce development; truth and racial healing
Services we offer projects:
Other: Our focus is on strengthening four key priorities essential for prosperous communities and a strong region: Supporting efforts to help students succeed academically by strengthening traditional education systems and community institutions; promoting physical and mental well-being to improve the overall health status in the region; helping people of impoverished communities become financially secure to break the cycle of generational poverty and move up the economic ladder.
Organization description:
The Foundation for the Mid South invests in people and strategies to build philanthropy and promote racial, social and economic equity in Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi. We work to enhance community resources and leadership through regional cooperation. By using private philanthropic resources, we fund, develop and promote programs in education, economic development, and support for families and children. The Foundation brings people and organizations together by forming networks, collaborations and partnerships throughout the region.
■■■ PAGE 14 OF 44 — From the Heart Productions ■■■
From the Heart Productions
From the Heart Productions, Inc.
1013 Harbor Ave. #53
Oxnard, CA 93035
(805) 984-0098
Website: www.fromtheheartproductions.com
Contact:
Carole Dean
President
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 1992
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 1998
Number of sponsored projects: 200
Fiscal sponsorship fee:
Our fee is 6% for checks and credit cards plus the credit card fee.
Eligibility criteria:
Minimum budget: $10,000
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Arts and culture
Disaster relief
Drug treatment
Education
Faith-based/religious
Health/nutrition
Mental health
People or communities of color/minorities
Political advocacy/social justice
Social services
Women
Youth development
Other: We want films that are unique and make a contribution to society. We want compelling stories with heartfelt characters.
Services we offer projects:
Bookkeeping/accounting
Receiving property and stock donations
Filmmakers can receive donations of free goods and major discounts
Crypto currency donations
We review your proposal/log line/outline for the film and give advice for improvements. We help you with your pitch and teach you crowdfunding. Carole Dean personally works with you to get your package to the highest level possible for grants and donations. Approval for fiscal sponsorship is normally done within 5 days. In addition, we work with Kickstarter, Seed and Spark and Kickstarter and offer special rates for crowdfunding on their platforms. Our website lists fiscal sponsor benefits, information on our Roy W. Dean Film Grants, other available grants, as well as articles on creating your proposal, funding information and much more to keep you busy collecting checks.
Organization description:
From the Heart is dedicated to promoting films that are unique and make a contribution to society.
■■■ PAGE 15 OF 44 — Fundación Comunitaria de Puerto Rico ■■■
Fundación Comunitaria de Puerto Rico
Fundación Comunitaria de Puerto Rico
P.O. Box 70362
San Juan, Puerto Rico 00936-8362
(787) 721-1037
Website: https://www.fcpr.org
Contact:
Mary Ann Gabino
Senior Vice-President
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 1986
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 2000
Number of sponsored projects: 4
Fiscal sponsorship fee:
5%
Eligibility criteria:
Aligned mission values
Geographic
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Arts and culture
Children, youth and families
Disaster relief
Economic development
Education
Environment/sustainable growth
Housing
Mental health
People or communities of color/minorities
Political advocacy/social justice
Women
Services we offer projects:
Bill paying
Receiving property and stock donations
Based on Fiscal Sponsorship: 6 Ways to Do It Right: Our model(s) of fiscal sponsorship are:
Model C, Preapproved Grant Relationship
Organization description:
We are a 32-year-old community foundation, the only one of its kind in Puerto Rico and the first one in the Caribbean Region. We are philanthropic advisors to donor advised and designated funds that provide grants and scholarships to the communities. We also provide grants, capacity building, technical assistance to target community’s pressing needs, and fiscal sponsorship to local nonprofits that do not have 501(c)(3) status.
■■■ PAGE 16 OF 44 — Full Spectrum Features NFP ■■■
Full Spectrum Features NFP
Full Spectrum Features NFP
2936 N. Southport Ave., Suite 225
Chicago, IL 60657
(773) 234-7643
Website: http://www.fullspectrumfeatures.com
Contact:
Gregory Collins
Director of Artist Programs
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 2015
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 2017
Number of sponsored projects: 31
Fiscal sponsorship fee:
6% admin fee
Eligibility criteria:
Aligned mission values
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Arts and culture
People or communities of color/minorities
Political advocacy/social justice
Women
Youth development
Services we offer projects:
Other: We provide mission-aligned projects with critical support for grantwriting, tax-deductible donations and crowdfunding. We also offer project consultations, a unique project page on our website, and discounts on products and services.
Based on Fiscal Sponsorship: 6 Ways to Do It Right: Our model(s) of fiscal sponsorship are:
Model D, Group Extension
Organization description: Full Spectrum Features NFP is a Chicago-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization committed to increasing diversity in the independent film industry by producing, exhibiting and supporting the work of women, LGBTQ and minority filmmakers.
■■■ PAGE 17 OF 44 — Fund for Constitutional Government ■■■
Fund for Constitutional Government
Fund for Constitutional Government
1100 13th St. NW #800
Washington, D.C. 20005
(401) 523-9256
Website: https://www.fcgonline.org/
Contact:
Sophia Cole
Program Advisor
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 1973
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 2006
Number of sponsored projects: 7
Fiscal sponsorship fee:
7% on income
Eligibility criteria:
Aligned mission values
Minimum budget
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Economic development
Environment/sustainable growth
Faith-based/religious
International development
Political advocacy/social justice
Women
Services we offer projects:
Auditing
Bill paying
Bookkeeping/accounting
Human resource management
Insurance
Legal services
Office space
Organizational development
Payroll
Receiving property and stock donations
Tax reporting
Other: Ad hoc programmatic support
Based on Fiscal Sponsorship: 6 Ways to Do It Right: Our model(s) of fiscal sponsorship are:
Model A, Direct Project
Organization description:
The Fund for Constitutional Government (FCG) is a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to promoting democracy, government and corporate transparency, fair economies, and the fights against corruption and climate change. FCG serves as a fiscal sponsor for new and established advocacy projects with objectives aligned with our mission. FCG does not make unsolicited grants.
 
■■■ PAGE 18 OF 44 — Fusion Partnerships, Inc. ■■■
Fusion Partnerships, Inc.
Fusion Partnerships, Inc.
1601 Guilford Ave., 2 South
Baltimore, MD 21202
(410) 889-4700
Website: www.fusiongroup.org
Contact:
Sarah McCann
Director of Partnerships
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 2000
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 2003
Number of sponsored projects: 125
Fiscal sponsorship fee:
Model A 10%, Model C 5%. Some exceptions made.
Eligibility criteria:
Aligned mission/values
Geographic: focus Baltimore City and surrounding region
Has or is willing to form an advisory group
Other: We accept projects in the Baltimore region and state of Maryland right now. Willingness to participate in collaborative work among other projects and programs for social change. Understand what fiscal sponsorship means. Commit to work in nonhierarchical and antiracist organizational structures.
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Arts and culture
Children, youth and families
Environment/sustainable growth
Festivals and events
Food insecurity/nutrition/food justice
Health
People or communities of color/minorities
Political advocacy/social justice
Social services
Women
Youth development
Services we offer projects:
Auditing
Bookkeeping/accounting
Human resource management
Insurance
Legal services
Organizational development
Payroll
Tax reporting
Based on Fiscal Sponsorship: 6 Ways to Do It Right: Our model(s) of fiscal sponsorship are:
Model A, Direct Project
Model C, Preapproved Grant Relationship
Organization description:
Through collaborative action, including fiscal sponsorship, facilitation, and community grantmaking, Fusion Partnerships works as a catalyst for social justice and peace. Fusion’s vision is to create a Baltimore where everyone has equitable access to resources and opportunities. We serve as an inclusive solution that protects and nurtures small innovative organizations and initiatives. Our platform amplifies the voices of grassroots leaders, recognizes and claims their value, and refines their vision. Through our work, a larger and more diverse pool of grassroots community leaders can contribute and participate in solutions for social change.
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Givsum Foundation
Givsum Foundation
1954 Placentia, Unit 208
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
(949) 391-1190
Website https://www.givsumfoundation.org
Contact
Chrissy Obermeyer
Director
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 2010
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 2013
Number of sponsored projects: 12
Fiscal sponsorship fee:
$750 annual fee
Eligibility criteria:
Aligned mission values
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Arts and culture
Children, youth and families
Disaster relief
Drug treatment
Economic development
Education
Environment/sustainable growth
Faith-based/religious
Festivals and events
Health/nutrition
Housing
International development
Mental health
People or communities of color/minorities
Political advocacy/social justice
Social services
Transportation
Women
Youth Development
Services we offer projects:
Bookkeeping/accounting
Computer IT
Legal services
Tax reporting
Based on Fiscal Sponsorship: 6 Ways to Do It Right: Our model(s) of fiscal sponsorship are:
Model A, Direct Project
Organization description:
The Givsum Foundation’s mission is to advance philanthropy through fiscal sponsorships, donor-based technology, nonprofit re-grants and financial support of social enterprises.
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Global Peace Media
Global Peace Media
147 Surrey Court
Ramsey, NJ 07446
(201) 962-3841
Website: https://globalpeacemedia.org
Contact:
Azarra Anna
CEO and Founder
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 1993
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 2019
Number of sponsored projects: 12
Fiscal sponsorship fee:
Standard and current fee is 5%, but fees are negotiable.
Eligibility criteria:
Aligned mission values
Other: We will sponsor any group helping to create a healthier and better world.
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Arts and culture
Children, youth and families
Disaster relief
Drug treatment
Economic development
Education
Environment/sustainable growth
Faith-based/religious
Festivals and events
Health/nutrition
Housing
International development
Mental health
People or communities of color/minorities
Political advocacy/social justice
Social services
Transportation
Veterans
Women
Youth development
Services we offer projects:
Receiving property and stock donations
Based on Fiscal Sponsorship: 6 Ways to Do It Right: Our model(s) of fiscal sponsorship are:
Model B, Independent Contractor Project
Model C, Preapproved Grant Relationship
Organization description:
Global Peace Media is a multicultural organization that produces TV/radio/video programs that highlight economic, social and environmental justice problems, present solutions to fix those problems and encourage all to take action to create a better world. Our achievements include the ground-breaking TV series “Global Vision” and the production and broadcasting of more than 500 shows. We will consider serving as a fiscal sponsor for projects that are aligned with our mission. Projects, which need not be media related, remain their own separate entity. Global Peace Media assures that the money donated to the project is being used to accomplish tax-exempt purposes. The project/group, however, is responsible for its own tax reporting and liability issues.
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Good Causes, Inc.
Good Causes, Inc.
272 Broadway
Albany, N.Y. 12204
(518) 434-9194
Website: https://goodcausesinc.org
Contact:
Joseph Pellegrino
Program Accounting Coordinator
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 2006
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 1998
Number of sponsored projects: 18
Fiscal sponsorship fee:
Engagement fee, $400; fiscal sponsorship services, $40/hour, billed in 1/2 hour increments (1/2 hour minimum), include bank reconciliations, cash receipts and disbursements, file maintenance, third-party reporting/vouchering, general ledger, subsidiary ledger maintenance, budgeting assistance, accounts receivable/payable maintenance, payroll journal maintenance.
Eligibility criteria:
Aligned mission values
Has an advisory group
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Arts and culture
Children, youth and families
Disaster relief
Economic development
Education
Environment/sustainable growth
Festivals and events
Health/nutrition
Mental health
People or communities of color/minorities
Political advocacy/social justice
Social services
Women
Youth development
Services we offer projects:
Auditing
Bill paying
Bookkeeping/accounting
Computer IT
Human resource management
Insurance
Legal services
Organizational development
Payroll Tax reporting
Based on Fiscal Sponsorship: 6 Ways to Do It Right: Our model(s) of fiscal sponsorship are:
Model A, Direct Project
Model B, Independent Contractor Project
Model C, Preapproved Grant Relationship
Organization description:
Founded in 1998, Good Causes, Inc. (formerly Innovative Charitable Initiatives, Inc.) offers administrative services including fiscal sponsorship, employee administration and a temporary home for programs in transition. We serve emerging charitable groups, collaboratives, consortiums and funders supporting transitioning programs. Good Causes has worked with many respected New York and national grantmakers and successfully administered federal, state and local governmental grants on behalf of our sponsored programs. Good Causes is a part of the New York Council of Nonprofits, Inc. Family of Nonprofit Services.
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Goodnation Foundation
Goodnation Foundation
1120 Avenue of the Americas, 4th Fl.
New York, NY 10036
(646) 907-8269
Website: https://www.goodnation.io/fiscal-sponsorship
Contact:
Meghan Zichelli
Chief Operating Officer
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 2017
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 2019
Number of sponsored projects: 33
Fiscal sponsorship fee:
Goodnation operates on a sliding scale from 1.5%-9.5% depending on your annual revenue and needs. We do not charge a setup fee. See the full fee structure on our website.
Eligibility criteria:
Aligned mission values
Minimum budget ($200,000 annually)
Other: Initiative in line with Goodnation’s mission; a 24-month budget reflecting an annual fundraising goal of at least $200,000; known network of existing or potential committed donors; bandwidth and ability to develop and implement a strategic fundraising plan; understanding that funds raised are to be used in line with c3 or c4 work and not in pursuit of making a profit; ability to track and share expenses regularly.
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Arts and culture
Children, youth and families
Disaster relief
Drug treatment
Economic development
Education
Environment/sustainable growth
Faith-based/religious
Food insecurity/Nutritionist
Health
Homelessness
Housing
International development
LGBTQ
Mental health
Open space/Parks
People or communities of color/minorities
Political advocacy/social justice
Social services
Veterans
Women
Youth development
Other: Good Nation will sponsor projects in more than 35 cause areas
Services we offer projects:
Auditing (we file Goodnation’s 990 and audit, which includes our programs’ funds)
Bill paying
Bookkeeping/accounting
Human resource management
Insurance (Programs are covered under our general and professional liability insurance)
Payroll (Goodnation offers payroll services and full benefits for programs to opt into)
Receiving property and stock donations
Tax reporting
Other: We sponsor c3 and c4 funds.
Based on Fiscal Sponsorship: 6 Ways to Do It Right: Our model(s) of fiscal sponsorship are:
Model A, Direct Project
Model C, Preapproved Grant Relationship
Organization description:
Goodnation addresses the root causes of societal problems by empowering changemakers and driving meaningful social impact as a trusted fiscal sponsor and innovator.
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Jumpstart Labs
Jumpstart Labs
2801 Ocean Park Blvd., No 348
Santa Monica, CA 90405
(310) 424-3670
Website: https://jumpstartlabs.org
Contact:
Joshua Avedon , CEO/Co-Founder
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 2009
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 2009
Number of sponsored projects: 20
Fiscal sponsorship fee:
5%-7%
Eligibility criteria:
Aligned mission values
Type of service
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Arts and culture
Children, youth and families
Drug treatment Economic development
Education
Environment/sustainable growth
Faith-based/religious
Health/nutrition
Housing International development
Mental health
People or communities of color/minorities
Political advocacy/social justice
Social services
Transportation
Women
Youth development
Other: Civic engagement, collective impact, community building, creative philanthropy, systems change
Services we offer projects:
Organizational development
Tax reporting
Based on Fiscal Sponsorship: 6 Ways to Do It Right: Our model(s) of fiscal sponsorship are:
Model A, Direct Project
Model C, Preapproved Grant Relationship
Organization description:
Jumpstart is a philanthropic research & design lab based in Los Angeles. Jumpstart’s unique combination of original research, crafted convenings, strategic thinking and direct support enables creative change-makers — philanthropists and institutional leaders alike — to realize their own visions and advance the common good. Our fiscal sponsorship program is designed to provide a simple solution to forming a new charitable project. The idea is to lower the cost of market entry, speed time to action, and provide basic management skills to project leaders who hope to grow their initiative into a 501(c)(3).
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MarinLink
MarinLink
5800 Northgate Mall, Suite 250
San Rafael, CA 94903
(415) 472-0211
Website: www.marinlink.org
Contact:
Mary O’Mara
Executive Director
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 2004
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 2005
Number of sponsored projects: 80+
Fiscal sponsorship fee:
3.5% to 15%. Application fee of $150.
Eligibility criteria:
Aligned mission/values
Other: We require a $400 minimum deposit in all bank accounts. Projects must raise a minimum of $3,500 per year to remain active or an annual fee $400 will be charged. Projects must carry insurance.
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Arts and culture
Children, youth and families
Economic development
Education
Environment/sustainable growth
Faith-based/religious
Festivals and events
Health/nutrition
People or communities of color/minorities
Political advocacy/social justice
Social services
Transportation
Women
Youth development
Services we offer projects:
Office space: meeting; MarinLink University
Based on Fiscal Sponsorship: 6 Ways to Do It Right: Our model(s) of fiscal sponsorship are:
Model B, Independent Contractor Project
Organization description:
MarinLink is one of Marin County’s most innovative non profits. MarinLink has developed a variety of programs engaging businesses, non profits and individuals in meaningful projects that address important and unmet community needs. We pride ourselves on our community collaborations. This is most evident through our Fiscal Sponsorship Program where we support wonderful projects and events that benefit our community and the world at large.
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Media Arts Center San Diego
Media Arts Center San Diego
2921 ElCajon Blvd.
San Diego, CA 92115
(619) 230-1938 ext. 101
Website: www.mediaartscenter.org
Contact:
Ethan van Thillo
Executive Director
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 1999
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 1999
Number of sponsored projects: 9
Fiscal sponsorship fee:
5% admin. Fee only
Eligibility criteria:
Other: We have no specific eligibility criteria and have helped various organizations and projects. However, MACSD would ideally like to be a fiscal sponsor for media-related projects, organizations or productions. That said, MACSD is happy to assist any project or small group that needs assistance.
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Arts and culture
Children, youth and families
Education
Festivals and events
People or communities of color/minorities
Political advocacy/social justice
Social services
Youth development
Other: Media arts, video productions, film/video groups/projects.
Services we offer projects:
Based on Fiscal Sponsorship: 6 Ways to Do It Right: Our model(s) of fiscal sponsorship are:
Model A, Direct Project
Model B, Independent Contractor Project
Model C, Preapproved Grant Relationship
Organization description:
Mission Statement: Media Arts Center San Diego promotes access to film and video as tools for community self-expression and social change and supports the professional development of media artists. Vision Statement: Media Arts Center San Diego endorses the inclusion of underrepresented communities in the media arts field and the portrayal of accurate images of these communities by mainstream media and promotes community access to and use of media technology.
■■■ PAGE 26 OF 44 — Mission Earth ■■■
Mission Earth
Mission Earth
1257 Worcester Rd., #312
Framingham, MA 01701
(508) 872-3300
Website: http://www.mission.earth
Contact:
Harry Meltzer
Operations Director
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 2015
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 2016
Number of sponsored projects: 40
Fiscal sponsorship fee:
Funds raised in a a calendar year: first $5,000, 4.5%; $5,001 to $50,000, 6.5%; $50,001 o $250,000, 8.5%; $250,001 to $500,000, 7.5%; $500,001 to $1,000,000, 6.5%; everything over $1,000,000, 5.50%
Eligibility criteria:
Other: Any project or effort that contributes to the public good will be considered.
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Arts and culture
Children, youth and families
Disaster relief
Drug treatment
Economic development
Education
Environment/sustainable growth
Faith-based/religious
Festivals and events
Food insecurity/Nutrition
Health
Homelessness
Housing
International development
LGBTQ
Mental health
Open space/Parks
People or communities of color/minorities
Political advocacy/social justice
Social services
Transportation
Veterans
Women
Youth development
Services we offer projects:
Auditing
Bill paying
Bookkeeping/accounting
Insurance
Legal services
Payroll
Receiving property and stock donations
Tax reporting
Other: Mission.Earth handles the back office work so the project workers’ time is freed up to focus on action. Mission.Earth processes all donations for the individual projects, files appropriate paperwork with government agencies, pays the project’s related bills.
Based on Fiscal Sponsorship: 6 Ways to Do It Right: Our model(s) of fiscal sponsorship are:
Model A, Direct Project
Model B, Independent Contractor Project
Model C, Preapproved Grant Relationship
Model D, Group Exemption
Model F, Technical Assistance
Model L, Single Member LLC
Other: We do not adhere to any one model or framework and have operated successfully across various models depending on projects’ needs.
Organization description:
The mission of Mission.Earth (Sponsor, Inc.) is to empower, educate and encourage our partners so as to enable maximum impact on progressive social innovation. We provide a platform and collaborative community so that administration and regulation does not impede positive social action. We are a small, volunteer-led dedicated fiscal sponsor. With fiscal sponsorship, you can solicit tax-deductible donations and apply for grants without going through the onerous process of launching a 501(c)(3). Our program is accessible nationwide and in every discipline. We seek to enable your work and then get out of your way.
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National Center for Reason and Justice
National Center for Reason and Justice
77 Highland St., #3
Roxbury, MA 02119-1582
(617) 427-0179
Website: www.ncrj.org
Contact:
Robert B. Chatelle
Executive Director
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 2002
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 2002
Number of sponsored projects: 18
Fiscal sponsorship fee:
5% of contributions.
Eligibility criteria:
Aligned mission/values: We sponsor defense funds for falsely accused and/or wrongfully convicted individuals. Currently, we only consider cases where the alleged victim(s) are minors.
Type of service: Defense Funds.
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Political advocacy/social justice
Other: Legal
Services we offer projects:
Legal services
Organization description:
We hope to educate the public about current injustices and also to facilitate financial and legal assistance for the falsely accused and wrongfully convicted. Currently, we do not have the resources to provide this assistance directly. But we will act as a fiscal sponsor of community groups striving to free the innocent.
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North Dakota Community Foundation
North Dakota Community Foundation
P.O. Box 387
Bismarck, ND 58502-0387
(701) 222-8349
Website: www.ndcf.net
Contact:
Kevin J. Dvorak
President & CEO
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 1976
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 1980
Number of sponsored projects: 7
Fiscal sponsorship fee:
The fee, which ranges between 3% and 10%, is negotiated based on the circumstances of the sponsorship arrangement. The sponsored organization is charged a fee on all funds as deposited with the foundation. Funds are then made available to be spent as appropriate and in alignment with the mission of both the sponsored group and the foundation.
Eligibility criteria:
Aligned mission/values
Geographic: North Dakota and contiguous areas
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Arts and culture
Children, youth and families
Disaster relief
Drug treatment
Economic development
Education
Environment/sustainable growth
Faith-based/religious
Festivals and events
Health/nutrition
Housing
International development
Mental health
People or communities of color/minorities
Political advocacy/social justice
Social services
Transportation
Women
Youth development
Other: We are open to sponsoring any groups that strive to build stronger communities through philanthropy. All applications for fiscal sponsorship will be reviewed to determine if the goals of both the applicant and the foundation align. If it is determined that sponsoring the applying group will further the work of the foundation, an agreement outlining both party’s responsibilities will be drawn up.
Services we offer projects:
Auditing
Bill paying
Bookkeeping/accounting
Computer IT
Organizational development
Receiving property and stock donations
Tax reporting
Organization description:
The North Dakota Community Foundation was organized in October 1976 and became fully operational Jan. 1, 1977. It is an IRS-designated 501(c)(3) statewide public nonprofit tax-exempt corporation that receives and distributes charitable funds to support a wide range of programs that benefit North Dakotans. The office staff, under the supervision of its volunteer board of directors, carries on the work of the foundation. Board members are appointed from major professional groups in North Dakota and from the public at large. All grant distribution decisions are made by the NDCF Board of Directors.
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Northwest Alliance for Alternative Media and Education
Northwest Alliance for Alternative Media and Education
Portland, OR
(360) 688-9493
Website: https://www.naame.org
Contact:
Bruce Wilkinson
Board Secretary
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 1991
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 2015
Number of sponsored projects: 4
Fiscal sponsorship fee:
We evaluate your needs and offer what we can. For large grant checks we may charge as little as 5%. For more complicated projects we want to form a closer relationship and consider ways to help with more backend administration. We’re working toward fiscal projects that contribute more for a comprehensive backend commons and interrelated synergy.
Eligibility criteria:
Aligned mission/values: We’re very broad
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Arts and culture
Children, youth and families
Disaster relief
Drug treatment
Economic development
Education
Environment/sustainable growth
Festivals and events
Housing
International development
Mental health
People or communities of color/minorities
Political advocacy/social justice
Social services
Transportation
Women
Youth development
Other: Media
Services we offer projects:
Bookkeeping/accounting: scalable
Computer IT: limited
Organizational development: skills
Receiving property and stock donations
Tax reporting
Other: media
Based on Fiscal Sponsorship: 6 Ways to Do It Right: Our model(s) of fiscal sponsorship are:
Model A, Direct Project
Model B, Independent Contractor Project
Model C, Preapproved Grant Relationship
Model D, Group Exemption
Model E, Supporting Organization
Model F, Technical Assistance
Organization description:
The Northwest Alliance for Alternative Media and Education has it’s roots in grassroots monthly syndicated print publications. In the past four years we’ve been reborn to a broadly focused group that is organizing around supporting grassroots cooperative media, especially low-power FM, small film collectives and more. We are all-volunteer with a dynamic team deeply involved in movement work in Washington, Oregon and beyond. We have a lot of upcoming projects moving forward.
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Omprakash
Omprakash
7511 Greenwood Ave. North #4161
Seattle, WA 98103
(203) 554-0350
Website: http://www.omprakash.org/become-a-partner
Contact:
Willy Oppenheim
Executive Director
[email protected]
Adam L. Allan-Spencer
Director of Accounting and Operations
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 2007
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 2007
Number of sponsored projects: 250
Fiscal sponsorship fee:
There are no membership fees to join. Organizations selected to join the Omprakash network will be charged a flat 2% administrative fee on donations after the first $10,000 raised. (Zero fees on the first $10,000 raised.) Donors have the option to cover the 2% fee, plus the 2.2% credit card processing fee, if applicable, and monthly recurring donation processing is available.
Eligibility criteria:
Aligned mission values: Omprakash seeks mission-aligned Partners working to enact social change in a wide variety of areas.
Other: Complete application and interview process.
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Arts and culture
Children, youth and families
Disaster relief
Drug treatment
Economic development
Education
Environment/sustainable growth
Health/nutrition
Housing
International development
LGBTQ+
Mental health
People or communities of color/minorities
Political advocacy/social justice
Social services
Transportation
Veterans
Women
Youth development
Other: Omprakash aims to support social change organizations working across diverse thematic areas, including those that provide gender-based, human rights and LBBTQ+ advocacy.
Services we offer projects:
Bookkeeping/accounting
Computer IT
EdGE online learning platform
Human resource management
IT support and partner dashboard training
Organizational development and consultation
Receiving property and stock donations
Tax reporting
Omprakash offers a dynamic, robust dashboard with myriad tools to our Partners. Set up crowdfunding campaigns, recruit volunteers, take online professional development courses, showcase stories, apply for in-house grants, attend conferences, and more. See http://www.omprakash.org/become-a-partner to learn more.
Based on Fiscal Sponsorship: 6 Ways to Do It Right: Our model(s) of fiscal sponsorship are:
Model A, Direct Project
Model B, Independent Contractor Project
Model C, Preapproved Grant Relationship
Model D, Group Extension
Model F, Technical Assistance
Organization description:
Omprakash is a 501c3 nonprofit that works at the intersection of community-based development, higher education, crowdfunding, digital learning and storytelling. Think Peace Corps / AmeriCorps meets GoFundMe meets Coursera meets Medium. There are two main pillars: 1) We connect social impact organizations in more than 40 countries with an audience of volunteers, donors and other supporters, and 2) We deliver customized online learning programs to universities, nonprofits and other collaborators that seek to deepen critical reflection and dialogue about processes of social change.
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On Sacred Ground Land Trust
On Sacred Ground Land Trust
P.O. Box 1732
Friday Harbor, WA 98250
(360) 389-2301
Website: https://www.onsacredgroundlandtrust.org
Contact:
Sarah Hanson
Executive Director
[email protected]Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 2014
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 2017
Number of sponsored projects: 4
Fiscal sponsorship administrative charge:
We tell people to expect the typical range of 5%-15%, but what we charge depends on how the fiscal sponsorship affects our insurance, tax reporting, accounting, liability and staffing. We aim to stay within a reasonable charge that compensates us accordingly for the service we provide, yet helps a future nonprofit take flight.
Eligibility criteria
Aligned mission values
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Children, youth and families
Disaster relief
Education
Environment/sustainable growth
Festivals and events
Food insecurity/Nutrition
Health
Homelessness
Housing
International development
LGBTQ
Mental health
Open space/Parks
People or communities of color/minorities
Political advocacy/social justice
Social services
Transportation
Veterans
Women
Youth development
Other: If any categories are aligned with our mission and core values, projects, programs and organizations will be considered. We understand intersectionality.
Services we offer projects:
Bookkeeping/accounting
Insurance
Legal services
Organizational development
Payroll
Receiving property and stock donations
Tax reporting
Based on Fiscal Sponsorship: 6 Ways to Do It Right: Our model(s) of fiscal sponsorship are:
Model A, Direct Project
Model B, Independent Contractor Project
Model C, Preapproved Grant Relationship
Model L, Single Member LLC
Organization Description
On Sacred Ground aims to restore our deep connection to all living beings in order to create a biodiverse, abundant, harmonious relationship with our planet. Our core values and current priorities include: biodiversity, deep ecology, environmental education, indigenous stewardship ethics, permaculture and stewardship of future generations. We are a group of passionate stewards of the land and sea, dedicated to caring for the natural cycles of life for future generations. We are rooted in and guided by the earth’s inherent wisdom.
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Operation Restoration
Operation Restoration
1450 Poydras St., Suite #2260
New Orleans, LA 70112
(504) 322-8207
Website: https://www.or-nola.org/
Contact:
Brianna Carr
Movement Builder Specialist
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 2016
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 2019
Number of sponsored projects: 25
Fiscal sponsorship fee:
Fiscal sponsorship fees range from 0 to 25% of the fiscally sponsored organization’s secured revenues. The fees are determined on a case-by-case basis and are subject to change only when both parties agree.
Eligibility criteria:
Aligned mission values
Type of service: Social, racial, environmental, and economic justice
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Children, youth and families
Economic development
Environment/sustainable growth
LGBTQ
People or communities of color/minorities
Political advocacy/social justice
Social services
Women
Youth development
Other: Our fiscal sponsorship program is designed to serve as a catalyst for change by providing fiscal sponsorship and developing the leadership skills of individuals, primarily those who identify as Black women and gender-nonconforming individuals, founders, CEOs and executive directors.
Services we offer projects:
Bookkeeping/accounting
Human resource management
Organizational development
Payroll
Other: Coaching, back office support, fiscal management, fund development, infrastructure development, incubation
Based on Fiscal Sponsorship: 6 Ways to Do It Right: Our model(s) of fiscal sponsorship are:
Model A, Direct Project
Model C, Preapproved Grant Relationship
Model F, Technical Assistance
Organization
Formed in 2016 and led by formerly incarcerated women, Operation Restoration’s mission is to support women and girls impacted by incarceration to recognize their full potential, restore their lives and discover new possibilities. Operation Restoration was built to shift resources to the community and provide critical support addressing the conditions that create injustice.
 
■■■ PAGE 33 OF 44 — Pact Donation Collective Inc. ■■■
Pact Donation Collective Inc.
Pact Donation Collective Inc.
419 Herkimer Street 4B
Brooklyn, N.Y. 11213
(631) 681-9746
Website: https://pactcollective.xyz
Contact:
Marisa Rando
President
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 2022
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 2023
Number of sponsored projects: 1
Fiscal sponsorship fee: 
5% via Open Collective
Eligibility criteria:
Aligned mission values
Only projects located in our state or region
Other: Projects focused on inter-community care, healing and education
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Children, youth and families
Drug treatment
Economic development
Education
Food insecurity/Nutrition
Health
Homelessness
Housing
LGBTQ
Mental health
People or communities of color/minorities
Political advocacy/social justice
Social services
Services we offer projects:
Bookkeeping/accounting
Tax reporting
Other: Our organization can help send donation receipts to donors giving $200 or more. We will also file your group’s taxes with ours each year.
Based on Fiscal Sponsorship: 6 Ways to Do It Right: Our model(s) of fiscal sponsorship are:
Model A, Direct Project
Organization 
Pact’s primary mission is to sustain the timeless principle of mutual aid, where communities support one another not as an act of charity, but in recognition of the interconnectedness of well-being. Our goal is to enhance these support networks, building on the cumulative efforts of those who came before us.
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Pan Left Productions
Pan Left Productions
631 South 6th Ave.
Tucson, AZ 85701
(520) 792-9171
Website: www.panleft.org
Contact:
Mary Charlotte Thurtle
Co-Executive Director
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 1994
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 2000
Number of sponsored projects: 3
Fiscal sponsorship fee:
We charge a $150 set-up fee, as well as a sliding scale of 5%-10% of monies received.
Eligibility criteria:
Aligned mission/values
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Arts and culture
Children, youth and families
Economic development
Education
Environment/sustainable growth
Festivals and events
Health/nutrition
Housing
People or communities of color/minorities
Political advocacy/social justice
Women
Youth development
Other: Film and video production
Services we offer projects:
Bill paying
Bookkeeping/accounting
Payroll
Tax reporting
Organization description:
We are a membership-driven collective of progressive artists. Our mission is threefold: to create and distribute videos — nonfiction, documentary, narrative and experimental — that educate and expose viewers to social, political and cultural issues; to promote do-it-yourself media and creative expression through video and other media arts; to provide an outlet for creative, artistic expression and dialogue.
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Panorama Global
Panorama Global
2101 4th Ave., Suite 2100
Seattle, WA 98121
(206) 420-2518
Website: https://panoramaglobal.org/
Contact:
To inquire about fiscal sponsorship at Panorama, please fill out our Fiscal Sponsorship Intake form.
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 2017
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 2017
Number of sponsored projects: 22
Fiscal sponsorship fee:
Panorama strives to co-develop solutions to maximize social impact, and this goal is reflected in our fiscal sponsorship fee structure. Rather than charging a standard fee, we carefully assess the support needs required for success and tailor our fees to the level of administrative support required by an individual project. Based on discussions of needs, the fee structure may include a start-up fee, a percentage of overall funds managed and/or a sliding scale percentage if funds raised exceed a certain level.
Eligibility criteria:
Aligned mission values
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Children, youth and families
Disaster relief
Economic development
Education
Environment/sustainable growth
Food insecurity/Nutrition
Health
International development
LGBTQ
Mental health
People or communities of color/minorities
Political advocacy/social justice
Social services
Women
Youth development
Services we offer projects:
Auditing
Bill paying
Bookkeeping/accounting
Human resource management
Insurance
Organizational development
Payroll
Receiving property and stock donations
Tax reporting
 Other: Grant management, international staffing solutions, international & domestic grantmaking, online donor platform, infrastructure support
Based on Fiscal Sponsorship: 6 Ways to Do It Right: Our model(s) of fiscal sponsorship are:
Model A, Direct Project
Model C, Preapproved Grant Relationship
Organization description:
Panorama Global empowers individuals and organizations at all stages to transform aspirations into action and ideas into impact. Our platform for social change is designed to maximize social impact in partnership with leaders and organizations working across all issues, sectors, and geographies, because we know that while world-changing ideas can emerge from leaders anywhere, it’s only when we work together that real change will take hold. We tackle a wide range of social issues, recognizing there are common connections, patterns, intersections, and cross-cutting solutions between them. From pandemic preparedness to women’s leadership to LGBTQ+ mental health, Panorama catalyzes change wherever we see gaps and needs. Our platform is designed to be flexible, scalable, and compatible with every partner’s unique needs. Whether Panorama is leading the charge, supporting behind the scenes, or connecting the dots and stepping away, we are always focused on maximizing impact. The defining features of our approach include a systems-thinking mindset, a deep belief in collaboration over competition, and a solutions-oriented optimism that strives toward new frontiers of what is possible. Our role as a fiscal sponsor is to be your trusted partner, so you can focus on bringing bold ideas to life.
■■■ PAGE 36 OF 44 — Players Philanthropy Fund ■■■
Players Philanthropy Fund
Players Philanthropy Fund
1122 Kenilworth Dr., #201
Towson, MD 21204
(410) 825-0995 ext. 1
Website: https://ppf.org
Contact:
Joseph McKay
Business Development Associate
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 2010
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 2015
Number of sponsored projects: 600
Fiscal sponsorship fee:
6%, from aggregate monthly deposits into the Fund
Eligibility criteria:
Minimum Budget: $30,000 annually
Other: Adequate completion of fiscal sponsorship application found at ppf.org/signup
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Arts and culture
Children, youth and families
Disaster relief
Drug treatment
Economic development
Education
Environment/sustainable growth
Faith-based/religious
Festivals and events
Health/nutrition
Housing
International development
Mental health
People or communities of color/minorities
Political advocacy/social justice
Social services
Transportation
Veterans
Women
Youth development
Other: Documentary film
Services we offer projects:
Bookkeeping/accounting
Tax receipts (per IRS guidelines)
Dedicated project bank account with 24/7 read-only access
Expense and reimbursement processing
Inclusion in PPF’s form-990 tax filing and independent annual audit
Other: For all other services visit ppf.org/fiscal-sponsorship
Based on Fiscal Sponsorship: 6 Ways to Do It Right: Our model(s) of fiscal sponsorship are:
Model A, Direct Project
Model C, Preapproved Grant Relationship
Organization description:
PPF enables philanthropists to create a dedicated fund that can accept tax-deductible contributions to support qualified charitable missions. PPF is the proud fiscal sponsor of charitable initiatives for various philanthropists, including private individuals, athletes, entertainers, corporations and other types of entities.
■■■ PAGE 37 OF 44 — The Praxis Project ■■■
The Praxis Project
The Praxis Project
P.O. Box 7259
Oakland, CA 94601
(510) 652-5850
Website: www.thepraxisproject.org
Contact:
Blair Franklin
Senior Program Manager
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 2002
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 2016
Number of sponsored projects: 20
Fiscal sponsorship fee:
Fee for Model A is 10%-15% and 6%-8% for Model C, depending on the complexity, volume and risk of the project and the level of service and support provided by Praxis
Eligibility criteria:
Aligned mission/values
Type of service
Has an advisory group
Note: All sponsored projects must actively further Praxis’ mission using strategies that address the social determinants of health.
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Arts and culture
Children, youth and families
Economic development
Environment/sustainable growth
Food insecurity
Health/nutrition
Homelessness
Housing
LGBTQ
Mental health
People or communities of color/minorities
Political advocacy/social justice
Women
Youth development
 
Services we offer projects:
Auditing
Bill paying
Bookkeeping/accounting
Human resource management
Insurance
Organizational development
Payroll
Receiving property and stock donations
Tax reporting
 
Based on Fiscal Sponsorship: 6 Ways to Do It Right: Our model(s) of fiscal sponsorship are:
Model A, Direct Project
Model C, Preapproved Grant Relationship
 
Organization description:
The Praxis Project is a national organization that works in partnership with national, tribal, regional, state and local partners to achieve health justice for all communities.  Our mission is to build healthy communities by transforming power relationsips and structures. Praxis supports policy advocacy and local organizing as part of a comprehensive strategy for change. We emphasize developing fields of work in ways that encourage multilevel, transdisciplinary learning and collaboration across issues, across the country and across the globe. National, multisite initiatives are a  core part of our work as they operate as “laboratories” where we learn and share lessons for application in related fields to help us collectively move the work of health justice further, faster.
 
■■■ PAGE 38 OF 44 — Provincetown Community Compact ■■■
Provincetown Community Compact
Provincetown Community Compact
7 Carnes Lane
Provincetown, MA 02657
(774) 840-0458
Website: thecompact.org
Contact:
Jay Critchley
Executive Director
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 1993
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 1993
Number of sponsored projects: 15
Fiscal sponsorship fee:
5%
Eligibility criteria:
Aligned mission values
Only projects located in Lower Cape Cod
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Arts and culture
Disaster relief
Economic development
Education
Environment/sustainable growth
Festivals and events
Health
LGBTQ
Mental health
Open space/Parks
People or communities of color/minorities
Political advocacy/social justice
Veterans
Women
Youth development
Services we offer projects:
Auditing
Bill paying
Bookkeeping/accounting
Payroll
Tax reporting
Based on Fiscal Sponsorship: 6 Ways to Do It Right: Our model(s) of fiscal sponsorship are:
Model A, Direct Project
Organization description:
The Compact is a community-building and philanthropic organization. Its mission is to advance the culture, environment and economy of Provincetown and the Lower Cape.
■■■ PAGE 39 OF 44 — Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors ■■■
Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors
Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors
6 West 48th Street, 10th Floor
New York, NY 10036
(212) 812-4330
Website: www.rockpa.org
Contact:
Yaremis Felix
Senior Associate for Fiscal Sponsorship Operations
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 1991
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 1991
Number of sponsored projects: 45
Fiscal sponsorship fee:
Our fees are customized for each client. They generally range from 5%-12% of distributions on an annual basis. Larger projects may operate off of a sliding scale that may be less than 5% in some cases. The fee range depends on many variables including, but not limited to, size of budget, number of transactions, geography, due diligence, risk levels, etc.
Eligibility criteria:
Aligned mission/values
Minimum budget
Other: Projects must be aligned with RPA’s mission, expertise, values and policies. In addition, projects generally need to have a duration of at least one year and generally have an annual budget of $1 million or more. RPA prefers to engage projects where it is providing programmatic support in addition to administrative and management support.
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Arts and culture
Children, youth and families
Disaster relief
Economic development
Education
Environment/sustainable growth
International development
People or communities of color/minorities
Political advocacy/social justice
Women
Youth development
Other: As long as projects are aligned with RPA’s mission, expertise, values and policies, RPA will consider a broad array of issue areas.
Services we offer projects:
Bill paying
Bookkeeping/accounting
Human resource management
Organizational development
Payroll
Receiving property and stock donations
Based on Fiscal Sponsorship: 6 Ways to Do It Right: Our model(s) of fiscal sponsorship are:
Model A, Direct Project
Organization description:
Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors helps donors create thoughtful, effective philanthropy throughout the world. The organization, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, was developed by the Rockefeller family as its private philanthropy service, and traces its antecedents to John D. Rockefeller Sr., who in 1891 began to professionally manage his philanthropy “as if it were a business.” Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors represents the cumulative knowledge and experience of more than a century of high-quality professional service to America’s most philanthropic family. In addition to its fiscal sponsorship services, Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors currently serves more than 150 donors in facilitating over $200 million in annual gifts and grants to more than two dozen countries in Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, Europe, Latin America and North America. Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors provides research and counsel on charitable giving, develops philanthropic programs, and offers complete program, administrative and management services for foundations and trusts. Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors is one of the world’s largest philanthropy services, with 45 full-time staff in our New York, Los Angeles, Chicago and San Francisco offices. Senior staff are frequent speakers and are quoted often in national publications and media.
■■■ PAGE 40 OF 44 — SIMA Studios ■■■
SIMA Studios
SIMA Studios
551 Norwich Dr.
West Hollywood, CA 90048
(213) 807-6292
Website: simastudios.org
Contact:
Daniela Kon Lieberberg
Executive Director
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 2015
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 2018
Number of sponsored projects: 73
Fiscal sponsorship fee:
7%
Eligibility criteria:
Aligned mission values
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Arts and culture
Children, youth and families
Disaster relief
Drug treatment
Economic development
Education
Environment/sustainable growth
Festivals and events
Health/nutrition
Housing International development
Mental health
People or communities of color/minorities
Political advocacy/social justice
Social services
Veterans
Women
Youth development
Other: Media consulting, filmmaking, documentary filmmaking and virtual reality
Services we offer projects:
Bookkeeping/accounting
Organizational development
Other: Donation management
Based on Fiscal Sponsorship: 6 Ways to Do It Right: Our model(s) of fiscal sponsorship are:
Model C, Preapproved Grant Relationship
Organization description:
SIMA is a nonprofit impact media agency. We amplify creative projects that advance positive social change and support content creators, activists, educators and changemakers worldwide. We accept fiscal sponsorship applications for all creative projects and from all independent producers, innovators, media artists and filmmakers actively working to advance positive social change.
■■■ PAGE 41 OF 44 — Southwest Research and Information Center ■■■
Southwest Research and Information Center
Southwest Research and Information Center
P.O. Box 4524
Albuquerque, NM 87196-4524
(505) 262-1862
Website: www.sric.org
Contact:
Don Hancock
Administrator
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 1972
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 1982
Number of sponsored projects: 12
Fiscal sponsorship fee:
5% to 10%, depending upon level of services provided.
Eligibility criteria:
Aligned mission/values
Geographic: primarily New Mexico
Has an advisory group
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Arts and culture
Children, youth and families
Economic development
Education
Environment/sustainable growth
Festivals and events
Health/nutrition
People or communities of color/minorities
Political advocacy/social justice
Social services
Transportation
Women
Youth development
Services we offer projects:
Auditing
Bill paying
Bookkeeping/accounting
Office space
Organizational development
Payroll
Receiving property and stock donations
Tax reporting
Organization description:
SRIC is a multicultural organization working to promote the health of people and communities, protect natural resources, ensure citizen participation, and secure environmental and social justice now and for future generations. Fiscal sponsorship is one of many technical assistance services we provide to community groups for short-term projects or for long-term community efforts.
■■■ PAGE 42 OF 44 — Streams in the Desert Foundation, Inc. dba High Desert Community Foundation ■■■
Streams in the Desert Foundation, Inc. dba High Desert Community Foundation
Streams in the Desert Foundation, Inc. dba High Desert Community Foundation
20601 Hwy. 18, Suite 171
Apple Valley, CA 92307
(760) 242-8877
Website: https://hdcfoundation.org/
Contact:
Deanna Wilson
Executive Director
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 1993
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 1998
Number of sponsored projects: 48
Fiscal sponsorship fee:
6% of project revenues
Eligibility criteria:
Aligned mission values
Geographic: Board-approved projects will strengthen the High Desert community of San Bernardino County in Southern California
Has an advisory group
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Arts and culture
Children, youth and families
Economic development
Education
Environment/sustainable growth
Food insecurity
Health/nutrition
Homelessness
Housing
LGBTQ
Mental health
People or communities of color/minorities
Political advocacy/social justice
Social services
Women
Youth Development
Services we offer projects:
Auditing
Bill paying
Bookkeeping/accounting
Insurance
Organizational development
Tax reporting
Based on Fiscal Sponsorship: 6 Ways to Do It Right: Our model(s) of fiscal sponsorship are:
Model A, Direct Project
Organization description:
High Desert Community Foundation works to improve the quality of life within our community by promoting responsible philanthropy and empowering community visionaries. Our Fiscal Sponsor Program provides a comprehensive alternative to starting up and running a nonprofit organization by enabling leaders to cultivate innovative ideas for social good without the bureaucratic red tape that goes along with creating a stand-alone organization.
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Third World Newsreel
Third World Newsreel
545 Eighth Ave., Suite 550
New York, NY 10018
(212) 947-9277 ext. 16
Website: www.twn.org
Contact:
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 1988
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 1988
Number of sponsored projects: Approximately 50
Fiscal sponsorship fee:
1%-7% sliding scale depending on funding source and grant amount.
Eligibility criteria:
Aligned mission/values
Type of service
Other: We do not sponsor student-driven projects.
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Arts and culture: media arts projects
Services we offer projects:
Bill paying
Bookkeeping/accounting
Tax reporting
Organization description:
Third World Newsreel is one of the oldest alternative media arts organizations in the United States. We are committed to the creation and appreciation of independent and social issues media by and about people of color, and the peoples of developing countries around the world.
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Utah Cold Case Coalition
Utah Cold Case Coalition
4885 S 900 E, Suite 300
Salt Lake City, UT 84117
(801) 386-6621
Website: http://www.coldcasehelp.com
Contact:
Karra Porter
CEO
[email protected]
Year organization became a 501(c)(3): 2018
Year of first fiscal sponsorship: 2021
Number of sponsored projects: 1
Fiscal sponsorship fee:
3%-10% of moneys held, depending on model and services
Eligibility criteria:
Aligned mission values
Type of service: Our mission is to prevent crime and provide justice and closure to crime victims and their families
Types of projects or services we sponsor:
Children, youth and families
Festivals and events
Homelessness
People or communities of color/minorities
Political advocacy/social justice
Women
Other: We are open to projects that are consistent with our crime prevention and social justice aims, including improving circumstances of and relationships among underrepresented or disadvantaged communities
Services we offer projects:
Auditing
Bill paying
Bookkeeping/accounting
Human resource management
 Insurance
Legal services
Office space
Organizational development
Payroll
Receiving property and stock donations
Tax reporting
Based on Fiscal Sponsorship: 6 Ways to Do It Right: Our model(s) of fiscal sponsorship are:
Model A, Direct Project
Model B, Independent Contractor Project
Model C, Preapproved Grant Relationship
Organization description:
We seek justice and closure for victims of crime, missing persons and their families. Our services include acting as a liaison with law enforcement, grief support, searches for missing persons, forensic services such as DNA testing, preserving witness accounts, converting outdated technology to usable formats, creating audio-visual records to personalize and publicize cases, assisting families with unclaimed property recovery, and related activities.
 

Potential Fiscal Sponsors
Other individual options that have been stumbled across
https://hackclub.com/fiscal-sponsorship/
I've met several people who use them, also have heard that they only sponsor highschool hacker clubs.

Fiscal Sponsor Wants
Desired fiscal sponsor features
Realtime account access via API
Would allow for integration in record keeping or notification tools
Realtime account access via login
Check balance
Confirm incoming/outgoing transfers (e.g. bills, rent)
Send money
Rent
Service and utility bills
Member reimbursement
Ability to receive payments via venmo/paypal
Scenarios and how they are supported
Pay in Cash
Contractor comes in, fixes the fridge. Doesn't do computer. Paid in cash. How do we handle that?
Pay to ACH
Contractor comes in, fixes ventilation. Invoices to checking account. How do we handle that?