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Among the 9 most recent “philanthropic fundraising services” rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Friends of Puerto Rico’s $600K on 2024-12-10, wh…
Among the 9 most recent “philanthropic fundraising services” rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Friends of Puerto Rico’s $600K on 2024-12-10, which dwarfs the rest of the disclosed amounts (the next disclosed figures are $30K by SparkShop on 2023-08-16 and $20K by Filling in the Blanks on 2023-04-07). Another clear pattern is temporal clustering: 3 of the 9 rounds have disclosed amounts between 2024-03-14 and 2024-03-20 (The Middleburg Institute on 2024-03-14 is undisclosed, while The Landing on 2024-03-20 is $10K), and 7 of the 9 entries fall between 2023-04-07 and 2023-10-12. Most entries are also small-ticket on disclosed amounts, with the only $10K rounds appearing twice (The Landing on 2024-03-20 and Kids Meals, Inc. on 2023-10-12). Geographically, listings skew toward the U.S. with multiple states represented, while disclosed amounts are concentrated in the same year ranges rather than a single city. There’s also a stage/amount reporting mix: 5 of 9 rows are marked “Series Unknown,” and 3 of 9 disclose no amount (“undisclosed”).
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What’s the largest disclosed round in this philanthropic fundraising services list, and how does it stack up against the rest?
Friends of Puerto Rico’s $600K (2024-12-10) is the only disclosed round in the hundreds of thousands; the next-largest disclosed amounts are $30K (SparkShop, 2023-08-16) and $20K (Filling in the Blanks, 2023-04-07). The $10K disclosed rounds (The Landing, 2024-03-20; Kids Meals, Inc., 2023-10-12) sit at the low end of the disclosed range.
Are there time clusters within the most recent entries shown?
Yes. The list concentrates heavily in 2023: Filling in the Blanks (2023-04-07), 100 Black Men of Metro Baton Rouge (2023-05-25), The Play Ball Foundation (2023-08-08), SparkShop (2023-08-16), and Kids Meals, Inc. (2023-10-12). On the 2024 side, multiple entries appear in March 2024 (The Middleburg Institute on 2024-03-14; The Landing on 2024-03-20).
Which reporting patterns dominate: “Series Unknown” and “undisclosed” amounts?
Stage disclosure is limited: 5 of 9 rows show “Series Unknown” (e.g., Friends of Puerto Rico on 2024-12-10; E2D on 2024-09-18; SparkShop on 2023-08-16). Amount disclosure is also incomplete: 3 of 9 rows are “undisclosed” (E2D, The Middleburg Institute, and The Play Ball Foundation).
Are any cities or states over-represented across these 9 entries?
No single city repeats across the rows, and the state distribution looks spread across places like Washington, DC (Friends of Puerto Rico), Texas (The Landing, Kids Meals, Inc.), Louisiana (The Middleburg Institute is listed in Louisiana, Missouri and 100 Black Men of Metro Baton Rouge is in Louisiana, with both appearing in the 2023–2024 window), and Massachusetts (The Play Ball Foundation).
Which entries are the clear outliers worth follow-up—by amount or recency?
On amount, Friends of Puerto Rico’s $600K (2024-12-10) is the dominant outlier relative to the rest of the disclosed amounts, which mostly cluster at $10K–$30K (e.g., SparkShop $30K; The Landing/Kids Meals $10K). On recency, the latest dated entry is Friends of Puerto Rico (2024-12-10), while the oldest dated entry among the shown rows is Filling in the Blanks (2023-04-07).
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