As Katja’s response alludes to, the non-Open-Phil chunk of GiveWell has more than doubled since 2015 (plus EA funds has gone from zero to $9M, etc.)
I see a few comments at the Reddit/LessWrong versions of this post intimating that EA does not want [much] more money, or has stopped trying to fundraise. This was not my impression at all. Is it not true that even just considering GiveWell’s top charities and near-misses, they could absorb many millions more without being saturated?
Also, while Open Phil’s donations to GiveWell have remained at a similar level, the amount they direct to the EA movement as a whole has grown substantially:
As Katja’s response alludes to, the non-Open-Phil chunk of GiveWell has more than doubled since 2015 (plus EA funds has gone from zero to $9M, etc.)
I see a few comments at the Reddit/LessWrong versions of this post intimating that EA does not want [much] more money, or has stopped trying to fundraise. This was not my impression at all. Is it not true that even just considering GiveWell’s top charities and near-misses, they could absorb many millions more without being saturated?
Also, while Open Phil’s donations to GiveWell have remained at a similar level, the amount they direct to the EA movement as a whole has grown substantially: