Studies show that new nonprofits spend 15-25% of their annual budget on administrative tasks like accounting, payroll, and HR. Fiscal sponsorship helps reduce these costs by handling back-end operations, allowing more funds to go toward the organization's mission.

New non-profits spend anywhere rom 10-25% of their budget on bookkeeping, accounting, payroll, tax-filing, legal compliance, benefits administration.

Fiscal sponsorship is a relationship where an existing nonprofit extends its tax-exempt 501(c)(3) status to another project or organization that aligns with its mission.

Many funders prefer to donate to established organizations with a proven track record. Being fiscally sponsored gives donors confidence that their contributions.

Yes, fiscal sponsors often introduce sponsored projects to valuable networks, including funders, collaborators, and partners.