> only ... if they significantly outweigh the rest. Or if it causes over-investment into a specific cause (e.g. $100k must go to roads, when the non-profit onl

> only ... if they significantly outweigh the rest. Or if it causes over-investment into a specific cause (e.g. $100k must go to roads, when the non-profit only wanted to allocate $50k to that), which fungibility of money can't address. The more specific the restriction is, the less fungibility is able to provide an out.