Oliver Keyes wrote: I agree. Formal budgeting usually shouldn't extend further than three to five years in the nonprofit sector (long-term budgeting is unavoidable in government and some industry.) However, here are a couple illustrations of some reasons I believe a ten year extrapolation of Foundation fundraising is completely reasonable: http://imgur.com/a/mV72T I used to be in favor of a establishing an endowment with a sufficient perpetuity, and then halting fundraising forever, but I have changed my mind. I think the Foundation should continue to raise money indefinitely to pay people for this task: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Grants:IEG/Revision_scoring_as_a_service That is equivalent to a general computer-aided instruction system, with the side effects of both improving the encyclopedia and making counter-vandalism bots more accurate. As an anonymous crowdsourced review system based on consensus voting instead of editorial judgement, it leaves the Foundation immunized with their safe harbor provisions regarding content control intact. Best regards, James Salsman