RE #1, organizations doing cause prioritization and not EA community building: Copenhagen Consensus Center, Foundational Research Institute, Animal Charity Evaluators, arguably Global Priorities Project, Open Philanthropy Project (which would obviously not be a good place to donate, but still fits the criterion).
RE #2: if the point is to do what Nick wants, it should really be a “Nick Beckstead fund”, not an EA Community fund.
RE #1, organizations doing cause prioritization and not EA community building: Copenhagen Consensus Center, Foundational Research Institute, Animal Charity Evaluators, arguably Global Priorities Project, Open Philanthropy Project (which would obviously not be a good place to donate, but still fits the criterion).
RE #2: if the point is to do what Nick wants, it should really be a “Nick Beckstead fund”, not an EA Community fund.
There are also independent EA researchers doing cause prioritization research without community building.
The fund is whatever he thinks is best in EA Community building. If he wanted to fund other things the EA Community fund would not be a good option.
But how is funding cause prioritization related to EA community building?