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Nonprofits›The Organization For Transformative Works Inc

Arts, Culture & Humanities

The Organization For Transformative Works Inc

NEW YORK, NY

Website

Total revenue

$877K

Total expenses

$599K

Net assets

$3.7M

Grants received

$344K

31 grants

EIN

383765024

Tax year

2024

Mission

The organization for transformative works (otw) is a non-profit organization run by and for fans to provide access to and preserve the history of fanworks and fan cultures.

Programs

4 programs

In 2024, fanlore saw over 5,000 new pages and over 163,000 edits made, bringing it to 72,936 total pages, which have been edited 1,531,996 times since its founding. 2024 also brought the creation of 21,496 new user accounts. With help from systems, fanlore was upgraded to mediawiki 1.39, which included stability improvements, code tweaks, and bug fixes.the committee celebrated and awarded badges for their annual ifd challenge, bingo challenge, and stub september challenge. Fanlore also partnered with communications' fanhackers to run an exciting fandom friendships challenge, inspired by fanhacker's zine of the same theme. This fanlore challenge encouraged users to broaden their fannish horizons by completing six edits to a wide range of fanlore article types, all in the theme of fandom friendship.

Expenses: $18K

Transformative works and cultures released three issues in 2024: no. 42, a special issue on "fandoms and platforms," in march; no. 43, a general issue, in september; and no. 44, a special issue on "centering blackness in fan studies," in december. All three issues were released on schedule - continuing twc's publication record since the journal's founding.

Expenses: $5K

Transaction fees

Expenses: $8K

Banking fees

Expenses: $14