Why don’t you look at the filings yourself? It’s really not hard, and wouldn’t take more than an evening to get a lot of insight—you don’t have to do it as thoroughly as Brandon did here. I recently spent an enjoyable* evening reading through and summarizing Edge.org’s filings.
* I like hunting down puzzles and there were a few in the Edge.org filings for minor things like who was donating to them
FHI doesn’t show up in the CC, NPC, or Guidestar, so I went a little broader afield and tried a site search on the FHI website: budget site:fhi.ox.ac.uk. This immediately turned up FHI’s own documentation of its activities and budgets, a 2007 ‘annual report’; I used part of its title as a new Google search: future of humanity institute achievements report. These seem to be what you want:
Why don’t you look at the filings yourself? It’s really not hard, and wouldn’t take more than an evening to get a lot of insight—you don’t have to do it as thoroughly as Brandon did here. I recently spent an enjoyable* evening reading through and summarizing Edge.org’s filings.
* I like hunting down puzzles and there were a few in the Edge.org filings for minor things like who was donating to them
I don’t know where I can find them. I’ve already used guidestar but apparently guidestar only specializes in US non-profits. FHI is a UK non-profit.
Maybe I don’t have enough google-fu…
Wikipedia doesn’t mention any required disclosures, but mentions the Charity Comission which links to Intelligent Giving which merged with New Philantropy Capital.
FHI doesn’t show up in the CC, NPC, or Guidestar, so I went a little broader afield and tried a site search on the FHI website:
budget site:fhi.ox.ac.uk. This immediately turned up FHI’s own documentation of its activities and budgets, a 2007 ‘annual report’; I used part of its title as a new Google search:future of humanity institute achievements report. These seem to be what you want:2005-2007
2008-2010
(That wasn’t so hard, was it?)
Now I’m feeling kinda stupid but, anyway, thanks a lot! These papers are great!