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Ignoring the specific case, it's totally reasonable to say "I want to donate to nonprofit X because of thing Y that they do that I value, but I'd like the money
by lordgrenville 7y ago
Ignoring the specific case, it's totally reasonable to say "I want to donate to nonprofit X because of thing Y that they do that I value, but I'd like the money earmarked for that thing only, not for all their other activities, which I may or may not support".
(Quickly googled example: https://www.nonprofitissues.com/to-the-point/can-earmarked-contributions-be-used-general-funds-purposes-permissible https://www.nonprofitissues.com/to-the-point/can-earmarked-c... )
- nulbyte 7y agoIn the US, where Mozulla Foundation is organized, the organization often does not have a legal obligation to honor an unsolicited restriction. Mozilla would first have to solicit donations specifically for Firefox before a donor should reasonably expect donated funds to be used solely for Firefox.