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ZSF's 2025 return shows $921,832 of revenue, one employee on $159,790 and $583,111 going out to contractors. Reconciled against the foundation's own published books, which agree to the cent on everything except depreciation.
The Apache Software Foundation took $2,220,257 in the year to 30 April 2025 and spent $2,334,727, its first loss in the recent series. Its own board had budgeted $3,000,000 of income and a $239,250 surplus. Read from three filed Form 990 returns and ASF's published budgets.
OSI filed $1,093,077 for 2024 and has self-published $667,000 for 2025, a year the IRS does not have. Its accounts and its tax return disagree, and the gap reconciles exactly.
The DSF raised $296,584 in 2024 and spent $277,682. The structure is the story: 97.60% of income is donations, 78.56% of spending is one contracted programme, 84.30% is booked abroad, and there are no employees at all.
Ruby Central's Form 990 reports $3,107,120 of revenue in 2024, the best year in its history, and a $160,579 surplus. Sixteen months later its board said the organisation was in real financial jeopardy. The number that reconciles the two is the reserve: 11.5 days at the end of 2023 and 44.8 days at the end of 2024.
Software in the Public Interest reported $685,055 of revenue and $925,737 of expenses in 2024, a third consecutive deficit. Its audited statements report a different revenue figure for the same year, and the Part X split shows the shortfall belongs to the projects it sponsors, not to SPI, whose own reserves rose 46.22% while Debian's balance fell 63.40%.
NumFOCUS reported $8,376,226 of revenue and $11,090,430 of expenses in 2024, its second consecutive deficit. The two returns carrying those figures are not on its own public records page, and the line that would tell you how much of the money it can actually spend is left blank on both.
Two of Conservancy's Form 990s are filed with the IRS and published nowhere. Revenue fell to USD 2,487,144 in the year to February 2024 and recovered to USD 3,214,723 in the year to February 2025, while unrestricted reserves more than halved. Three filings, 63 arithmetic checks, and the one dollar that does not reconcile.
Eleven years of ISRG's tax filings and seven annual reports, assembled into one table and audited three ways. Revenue collapsed 36% in 2023 and rebounded 85% to a record in 2024, the question has two correct answers 733,260 apart, and the filing that carries the answer has no structured record anywhere.
Eleven years of the OpenStreetMap Foundation's filed accounts, assembled into one table and checked three ways. 2024 was its best year for income and its worst for losses, corporate membership now pays for half of it, and the most recent accounts are missing from the page that lists the accounts.
QGIS.ORG booked EUR 428,260.48 in 2024 against EUR 370,906.17 in 2023. All twenty-two income and expense columns across eleven financial reports foot exactly. The 2020 report is the one year whose bottom line does not, and its 2026 budget counts EUR 80,000 of reserves as income.
Blender Foundation booked EUR 3,106,361 in 2024, up 21.7%, and ran its first deficit in the published record. Twelve of the fourteen financial columns across five annual reports add up exactly. The two that do not are both in the newest one.
