Fundraising at Stimpunks isn’t about polished pitches or persuasion theater. It’s about honest needs, direct support, and shared responsibility. We ask for money not to chase growth, but to pay people, sustain care infrastructure, and keep this work usable for real lives.
This guide shows how we fundraise—not as a checklist of tactics, but as a set of practices rooted in lived experience, mutual aid, and transparency. You won’t find pressure language, guilt tripping, or vague promises here; you’ll find clear goals, grounded language, and ways of asking for support that respect both the people giving and the people this work serves.
Fundraising is not a side project.
It’s how we make care, access, and autonomy possible.
In summary:
No polish.
No pressure.
No pretending money isn’t power.
We ask plainly for what it costs to keep disabled people paid, supported, and alive.
If you can help, welcome.
If you can’t, you still belong.
This is care work—not a pitch.
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One in seven persons in the world has a disability. Yet, grants for persons with disabilities constitute just 2% of all human rights funding.
Human Rights Funders Network – Reversing the trend: The time is now to fund disability rights
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Accountability Is Care
We don’t do mystery charity. We work in public, publish our policies, and show where the money goes — because trust is part of access.
- Accountability & Transparency Hub
- Where the Money Went (2025)
- Program/Admin/Fundraising Expense Policy
- Annual Reports
- Donor Privacy Policy
- Frequently Requested Information
Donate if you can. Share if you can’t. Either way, thank you for building access with us.