Posted on March 7, 2026 12:49
In addition, I wasn't aware that the organization financing opportunities (fundraisers) were designed around "1" being a flat ROI with anything lower than 1 resulting in money lost. For example, investing in Yard Work can yield 0.9 - 2.5, where 0.9 is actually a loss of funds. I (perhaps dumbly) thought that 0 would be a flat return and 0.9 would be a yield on top of the principal invested. After now being in a position where my organization will likely go bankrupt next season, is there a way the system for fundraising can be explained more on the page for it? Maybe provide some examples. If I understand it correctly, this means the only fundraiser where you will not potentially lose money is the March-a-thon since it has a yield of 1.1 - 2.5.
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