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Where the money goes, line by line

Nobody at WFUN draws a salary, so the split is unusual and worth explaining. Our filings are below. If a number here does not match a filing, the filing is right and we will fix the page.

Every dollar

Every dollar, split four ways

Placeholder percentages. Replace with the figures from the most recent annual return before launch.

Why the split looks like this

Most charities carry salaries, offices and fundraising costs. We carry none of those, which is why the goods line is so high. It also means we cannot grow much beyond what two people can drive in a van, and we would rather say that plainly than pretend otherwise.

Goods bought in Thailand

78%

Rice, uniforms, shoes, books, medical supplies.

Transport and delivery

14%

Hired vans, fuel, drivers on mountain roads.

Filings and compliance

6%

Annual return, accountant, state registration.

Website and banking fees

2%

Hosting, card processing, wire fees.

Registration

Legal name

Wellness for Underserved Nations

Status

501(c)(3) public charity

EIN

[00-0000000]

Registered

[YEAR], Arizona

Fiscal year end

31 December

Filings

Annual returns and year totals
YearReceivedSpent on programsReturn
2025$[00,000]$[00,000][990 PDF]
2024$[00,000]$[00,000][990 PDF]
2023$[00,000]$[00,000][990 PDF]
2022$[00,000]$[00,000][990 PDF]

The site was offline through 2025, so that year’s page is being reconstructed from bank records. Anything we cannot verify will be marked as unverified rather than estimated.

Who decides

Two people and a board of [0]

Vida decides what goes on the van, against the teachers’ lists. The board approves the annual budget and the return. Nobody is paid, and no board member has a financial interest in a supplier we buy from.

Conflict of interest policy

Signed annually by every board member.
[PDF to link]

Child protection policy

Covers photography consent and who may travel with a delivery.
[PDF to link]

We never sell, rent or swap donor details.