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Fund Workforce Transition

Contributions fund reskilling for displaced developers, micro-grants, startup incubation, and advocacy for fair AI policy. We are committing to a 5% overhead cap — because the urgency demands it.

Before you give

EDF's nonprofit registration is still in progress, so we are not yet accepting public donations and contributions are not tax-deductible. The allocations below are our funding plan, not money already spent. See where we are today for what has and has not happened so far.

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Where Your Funding Goes

Full transparency. Every funding area has a clear allocation, a measurable impact metric, and regular reporting. You'll know exactly what your contribution achieved.

01

Reskilling Programs

40% of funds

Cohort-based training programs that take displaced developers from uncertainty to employability. Covers curriculum development, instructor compensation, platform costs, and participant stipends so workers can focus on learning without financial pressure.

Impact

Budgeted at $2,500 to carry one developer through a complete 16-week reskilling cohort.

02

Micro-Grants for Individuals

25% of funds

Direct financial support for displaced workers who need bridge funding during their transition. Covers essentials like equipment, certification fees, internet access, and living expenses during intensive reskilling periods.

Impact

$500-$5,000 per grant — enough to remove the single biggest barrier to career transition.

03

Startup Incubation

20% of funds

Seed funding and operational support for displaced developers launching AI-native businesses. Covers co-working access, legal scaffolding, prototype development, and early customer acquisition.

Impact

Budgeted at $10,000 per founder — a fraction of what traditional accelerators spend.

04

Research & Policy

10% of funds

Original research on AI labor displacement, policy white papers, and advocacy work with governments and international institutions. This is the systemic change lever — ensuring that individual programs are supported by fair, informed policy.

Impact

Funds original research and open policy toolkits, published freely as they are produced.

05

Operations & Platform

5% of funds

The infrastructure that makes everything else possible — our technology platform, team operations, and program coordination. We keep overhead ruthlessly low so that maximum funding reaches workers directly.

Impact

We are committing to a 5% overhead cap, so 95% of funds reach programs and people.

02

Funding Tiers

Whether you're an individual contributor or a corporate funder, there's a tier that matches your capacity and goals.

Supporter

$1,000 - $10,000

Fund individual developer reskilling journeys

Quarterly impact reports
Named acknowledgment on EDF website
Invitation to annual impact showcase
Champion

$10,000 - $100,000

Sponsor full cohorts and micro-grant pools

Everything in Supporter
Co-branded cohort naming
Direct connection with funded developers
Custom impact dashboard
Visionary

$100,000+

Fund regional programs and systemic change

Everything in Champion
Program co-design input
Board advisory seat
Joint research publication
Annual in-person impact review
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Our Accountability Promise

5% Overhead Cap

We are committing to keep overhead at 5%, so 95% of funds reach workers and programs.

Quarterly Reports

Once programs are running, we will publish impact reports with individual stories, not just numbers.

Open Books

We will publish annual audited statements once the foundation is registered and operating.

Outcome-Tracked

Every program will be measured on job placement, income recovery, and satisfaction.

Every contribution matters

$2,500 changes one developer's trajectory. What could your contribution do?

Contact us at dev@endangered.dev or call +91 99160 81249