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There are very good reasons why you 501(c)(3) doesn't allow setting up a non-profit that accept "donations" that benefit one of the non-profit's wholly owned fo
by pwdisswordfishs 6mo ago
There are very good reasons why you 501(c)(3) doesn't allow setting up a non-profit that accept "donations" that benefit one of the non-profit's wholly owned for-profit subsidiaries.
- pwdisswordfishs 6mo agoMozilla also isn't exactly strapped for cash. They pull in around half a billion dollars per year (to accomplish what could be done on a budget a tenth that size).
- ImJamal 6mo agoI understand that is the current situation, but they don't need the for-profit to be the one working on Firefox.
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