The Non-Profit Economy and Labor Rights

Considering The effect of Large concentrations of redistributed wealth exclusively dedicated to the non-profit, tax-exempt organizations

Photo by Anh Le on Unsplash

As I wrote in my last post, I have a unique perspective on the wealth redistribution industry because I am in a field shared with many non-profits but I did not add that my perspective is even more unique for being a fiscally sponsored individual, and it is likely true that the organizations I have approached have not dealt with this situation previously and so I am a trailblazer.

I realize that the language used in the Fiscal Sponsorship information is problematic in that it states that “Mackenzie Andersen is a sponsored artist with The Performance Zone Inc (dba The Field), a not-for-profit, tax-exempt, 501(c)(3) organization serving the performing arts community”

One could argue that a sponsored artist is an individual and question why my project serves the performing arts community. To the latter, there are many answers which I won’t go into but will observe that The Field’s website states “The Field works with artists and arts workers of all disciplines, b…