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Support Our Work
Donate to fund planned real programs once launched. We are seeking processing by TIDES Foundation through Intercontinental Art LLC – tax-deductible once sponsorship is secured.
Planned fund assignment: 70% direct programs, 20% operations, 10% development.
Currently, our efforts are limited to social media diffusion and outreach to entities across countries. Formal donations will enable programs aligned with SDGs 4, 10, 11, 16, and 17. No agreement with TIDES has been signed at this time; applications for 2025 cycles are open per TIDES guidelines.
Inquiries aid pre-launch planning; processing post-sponsorship
Fiscal Benefits by Country (Indicative)
Below frameworks are indicative and depend on local eligibility, recognition, and the final legal structure of each edition. Donors should seek independent tax advice. We will update this section as country formalities progress. Based on 2025 rules: no major changes to core deduction rates, with minor regional enhancements (e.g., Spain's increased thresholds under Law 49/2002).
us United States
U.S. donors typically receive tax benefits under 501(c)(3). We are evaluating U.S. fiscal sponsorship with TIDES Foundation, which has not been signed at this time. New 2025 law reintroduces above-the-line deductions for qualified contributions.


🇪🇸 Spain
Individuals: Law 49/2002: 80% for the first €250; thereafter, 40% for repeat giving (3+ years to same org.). Companies: Law 49/2002: 45% base, up to 50% for recurring. Deduction-enhanced frameworks may apply for eligible cultural initiatives. Amounts financed as a 10% of financed a year may be up to 120% deduction, subject to strict conditions.
PT: Dedução Patronal: corporate patrons may be treated as enhanced eligible expenses with 130% uplift limit, subject to recognition and limits. We will confirm detailed local figures once projected may be adjusted in the Portuguese edition.
🇵🇹 Portugal






🇵🇦 Panama
🇪🇨 Ecuador
EC: Cultural incentives may apply if projects are recognized by competent authorities. Details will be confirmed at launch. Prospective for social/cultural donations without 2025 reforms.
PA: Donations to authorized entities may be deductible subject to DGI rules (e.g., corporate limits vs taxable income). Final details will be structured as the Panama edition is activated. No major 2025 changes noted.


Budget Breakdown
Admin costs minimized; all planned for ethical use post-sponsorship.
Donation Rewards
Planned symbolic rewards (non-monetary) per guidelines:
Rewards to be activated post-sponsorship; aligned with E&R's artistic rewards under Fractured Atlas.
Financial Transparency
Annual reports available once launched.
Funds managed ethically under fiscal sponsor.
Planned allocation: 70% direct programs, 20% operations, 10% development.
Other Forms of Support
In-kind donations or corporate sponsorships.


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Exodus & Resilience and Exodus Impact are independent but interconnected initiatives founded by Omar Bustillos.
Each operates under its own legal and fiscal structure — Exodus & Resilience through Fractured Atlas / By Sibarita LLC; Exodus Impact seeking TIDES / Intercontinental Art LLC (in process). — within one common vision: To turn empathy into legacy.
A full professional version will launch with the resources generated by the initiative.
