Effective Altruism Funds
| Leo | v1.8.0Jun 9th 2022 | (+18) | ||
| Pablo | v1.7.0Apr 11th 2022 | (+18) | ||
| Pablo | v1.6.0Jan 11th 2022 | (-4) | ||
| Leo | v1.5.0Jan 11th 2022 | (+15/-12) | ||
| Pablo | v1.4.0May 14th 2021 | (+153/-2) | ||
| Jonas V | v1.3.0May 2nd 2021 | (+38/-45) | ||
| Pablo | v1.2.0Apr 9th 2021 | (+132/-62) | ||
| Cullen | v1.1.0Apr 9th 2021 | (+811) |
EA Funds is a spin-off of the Centre for Effective Altruism. Currently, four EA Funds exist:
Animal Welfare Fund | Effective Altruism Infrastructure Fund | Global Health and Development Fund | Long-Term Future Fund
Effective Altruism Funds (often called EA Funds) are expert-managed, cause-specific pools of small-donor funds for regranting. This structure allows small-dollarsmall and large donors to efficiently delegate their charitable decisionmakingdecision-making to central fund managers. Since the EA Funds sometimes support small, speculative, or individual projects that would not normally qualify for tax deductions, this can also be tax-efficient, as donations to EA Funds are deductible in some jurisdictions.
EA Funds is a projectspin-off of the Centre for Effective Altruism. Currently, four EA Funds exist:
Effective Altruism Funds (often called EA Funds) are expert-managed, cause-specific pools of small-donor funds for regranting. This structure allows small-dollar donors to efficiently delegate their charitable decisionmaking to central fund managers. Since the EA Funds sometimes support small, speculative, or individual projects that would not normally qualify for tax deductions, this can also be tax-efficient, as donations to EA Funds are deductible in some jurisdictions.
External LinksBibliography
Further Reading
Shulman, Carl Shulman (2016), Risk-neutral donors should plan to make bets at the margin at least as well as giga-donors in expectation, Effective Altruism Forum, December 30.
External Links
Effective Altruism Funds. Official website.
EA Funds are expert-managed, cause-specific pools of small-donor funds for regranting. This structure allows small-dollar donors to efficiently delegate their charitable decisionmaking to central fund managers. Since the EA Funds sometimes support small, speculative, or individual projects that would not normally qualify for tax deductions, this can also be tax-efficient, as donations to EA Funds are deductible in some jurisdictions. EA Funds is a project of the Centre for Effective Altruism. Currently, four EA Funds exist:
- Global Health and Development
- Animal Welfare
- Long-Term Future
- EA Infrastructure
External Links
Further Reading
Carl Shulman (2016), Risk-neutral donors should plan to make bets at the margin at least as well as giga-donors in expectation, Effective Altruism Forum.
Apply for funding.