Ghostty Transitions to Non-Profit Status Through Hack Club Fiscal Sponsorship
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Summary
Ghostty, a software project, has transitioned to non-profit status through fiscal sponsorship by Hack Club, a registered 501(c)(3) organization. This arrangement allows Ghostty to operate as a charitable initiative while Hack Club handles compliance, donations, accounting, and governance. The move demonstrates Ghostty's commitment to remaining free and open source for everyone and establishes a sustainable development model beyond individual involvement.
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Fiscal sponsorship is a legal and financial arrangement in which a recognized non-profit extends its tax-exempt status to a project that aligns with its mission.
Being non-profit clearly demonstrates our commitment to keeping Ghostty free and open source for everyone.
It paves the way for a model for sustainable development beyond my personal involvement.
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