Fundatio Trilunae A foundation before the fund. Independent public-interest initiative in formation
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Goodwill Access

A future support boundary for useful independent work.

Goodwill Access is a dormant future framework for possible free or reduced-cost service support. It is not an active programme, bespoke service, public fundraising, grantmaking, or automatic entitlement.

Purpose

A framework for reciprocal, careful support.

Independently built open projects could eventually receive at-cost, reduced, matched, or sponsored service support only where purpose, need, available capacity, operational risk, and responsible-use requirements justify it. No category creates a right to support, and no project is promised renewal or perpetual service.

Eligibility would focus on open-source, educational, accessibility, research, community, cultural, charitable, and other public-interest work. It would not exclude a project solely because of geography or a legitimate need for international tools; it would still assess legal, safety, sanctions, abuse, and operational constraints individually.

Framework, not intake

The review model is published before applications open.

  1. Private submissionA future form will collect only the minimum information needed to assess purpose, need, technical requirements, and responsible use.
  2. Independent reviewEligibility, capacity, risk, conflicts, and alternatives must be documented. A creator and reviewer role must remain distinguishable even in a small operation.
  3. Time-limited decisionAn award, if one becomes available, will state its scope, actual cost, renewal point, data/capacity limits, and revocation conditions.
  4. Private-by-default reportingApplicant details remain private. Public reporting will be aggregate or consent-based, and will separate actual cost from standard service value.

What is not promised

No public grantmaking, donation receipts, or hidden subsidy.

Fundatio Trilunae is not a registered charitable foundation, does not solicit or accept public donations, and does not operate an active grant programme. This framework does not create a payment processor, charity application channel, or separate account system.

If support is ever offered, a separately approved public record would need to state programme status, public period, actual direct cost, recipient contribution where publishable, and any consented aggregate. Foregone retail revenue would not be silently presented as expenditure.

Prepared with limits

The missing pieces are intentional: server-side authorization, private evidence storage, capacity controls, review/audit workflow, and an authoritative service integration would need to exist before any form or award could become public.