Survival and Flourishing Fund

If I had to choose a regranter right now to get a large amount of funding, my pick would be to partner with and participate in the SFF process as an additional funder. The applicants and recommenders are already putting in their effort, with plenty of room for each round to scale. It is very clear there are plenty of exciting places to put additional funds.

With more funding, the decisions could improve further, as recommenders would be better motivated to devote more time, and we could use a small portion of additional funds to make them better resourced.

The downside is that SFF can’t ‘go small’ efficiently on either funders or causes.

SFF does not accept donations but they are interested in partnerships with people or institutions who are interested in participating as a Funder in a future S-Process round. The minimum requirement for contributing as a Funder to a round is $250k. They are particularly interested in forming partnerships with American donors to help address funding gaps in 501(c)(4)’s and other political organizations.

This is a good choice if you’re looking to go large and not looking to ultimately funnel towards relatively small funding opportunities or individuals.