INCOME TO SUPPORT ALL FOUNDATION

Programs

1. The Bootstraps docuseries and Boots on the Ground campaign aim to educate the public and create meaningful social impact around basic income and related economic issues. In 2025, the project advanced production of the docuseries and laid the groundwork for its broader impact campaign. Through ethical storytelling, nationwide screenings, educational programs, podcasts, social media, and community engagement, the project seeks to reach broad audiences, encourage informed public dialogue, and increase awareness and understanding of basic income and its potential impact on communities.

   $1,028,518 spentof which $1,023,000 as grants
   57% of program spending

2. In 2025, Comingle made significant progress toward launching its platform. After addressing complex engineering, financial, legal, and compliance requirements, Comingle successfully completed two phases of beta testing: a play money beta using real bank integrations to simulate transfers and a real money beta enabling actual transfers among a small group of testers. These milestones provided valuable real-world insights into the platforms user experience and potential. In 2026, Comingle plans to expand beta testing and work toward launching a larger pilot program by year-end, while continuing to prioritize its public-benefit mission and ethical governance.

   $667,518 spentof which $662,000 as grants
   37% of program spending

3. UBIdata is an online knowledge repository, initiated and coordinated by BIEN, focused on systematically collecting, processing, and disseminating key information about basic income pilots, proposals and policy debates around the world. Our main objective is to provide a key resource for policy-makers,researchers, journalists and civil society organisations and advocacy networks interested in understanding, debating and working towards introducing basic income.

   $65,460 spentof which $65,000 as grants
   4% of program spending

4. Our Basic Income Financial Assistance Program provides direct, unconditional, recurring cash assistance to individuals experiencing financial hardship arising from systemic conditions including, but not limited to, involvement in the criminal justice system, chronic illness, aging out of foster care, displacement, disability, and other circumstances that impede economic self-sufficiency. The purpose of the Program is twofold: (a) to relieve poverty and promote the general welfare of individuals in financial need by providing recurring unconditional cash transfers, and (b) to further ITSAs charitable and educational mission by demonstrating the real-world effects of unconditional basic income on individuals facing barriers to economic stability. The Program is currently providing $300 per week to a man who was released from incarceration after almost 30 years. After a year of receiving payments, he has remained out of prison and is in the process of obtaining the training and certifications needed to pursue his desired career as a truck driver.

   $31,074 spentof which $7,200 as grants
   2% of program spending

5. Income Movement's mission is to build community-based coalitions and the grassroots advocacy network necessary to educate the public and elected leaders about the value and impact of basic income. We coordinate and support the people-powered movement to grow basic income from a radical idea to widespread public acceptance and gain a national program in the next decade. The support was provided to co-sponsor Income Movement's 2025 BIG Conference.

   $10,000 spentof which $10,000 as grants
   1% of program spending

The 5 programs described on its FY2025 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $1,802,570.