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Charities prefer undirected funds, but most will accept restricted funds if the funds are big enough. They often have whole negotiation & legal teams devoted to
by _delirium 8y ago
Charities prefer undirected funds, but most will accept restricted funds if the funds are big enough. They often have whole negotiation & legal teams devoted to working with donors to figure out a set of restrictions that's mutually agreeable (i.e. reflects the donor's wishes while minimizing how much of a pain it is to the charity to deal with).
Two common examples are donations to museums that are restricted to development of a certain collection or type of work, and donations to universities restricted to funding a specific field of research.