How It Works
Building Perpetual Funding for Global Change
At West Nomad Inc. , we believe that solving the world's biggest problems requires more than just annual donations—it requires permanent capital. We act as a financial bridge for high-impact non-profits. We manage assets professionally and distribute the monthly returns to fund non-profit operations consistently. Here is a step-by-step breakdown of how the model works.
The Process
Step 1: Asset Contribution
We buy assets . These are not limited to cash; they can include:
- Stocks or bonds
- Real estate
- Private business interests
- Cryptocurrency
Step 2: The Holding & Management Phase
We consolidate these diverse assets into a permanent, professionally managed portfolio.
- Stewardship: Our team of financial experts manages the assets to ensure capital preservation and growth.
- Risk Management: We diversify holdings to protect against market volatility, ensuring the principal (the "corpus") remains intact forever.
Step 3: Return Generation
The managed assets work in the global markets. They generate returns through:
- Dividends
- Interest payments
- Capital appreciation (growth)
- Rental income (from real estate holdings)
Step 4: The Funding Distribution
At regular intervals (typically monthly or quarterly), West Nomad calculates the net income and growth generated by the portfolio.
- We distribute a sustainable percentage (e.g., 4-5%) of the portfolio's income to our partner non-profits.
- These funds are unrestricted whenever possible, allowing non-profits to use the money for operational costs, emergency response, or long-term projects—not just specific programs.
Step 5: Impact & Reinvestment
- For Non-Profits: They receive a reliable, predictable check every month or quarter, regardless of the economic climate or fundraising season. This allows them to plan budgets confidently and focus on their mission rather than chasing grants.
- For the Assets: Any returns above the distributed amount are reinvested back into the portfolio. This allows the principal to grow over time, fighting inflation and increasing the amount available for grants in future years.
Summary of Benefits
- Financial Stability: Replace the "feast or famine" cycle of grants with steady, predictable income.
- Operational Freedom: Focus on program delivery instead of constant fundraising.
- Sustainability: Build reserves and long-term projects knowing funding is secured.
