Drag the sliders to run the fund forward a year. This is a toy — it never touches the ledger above and nothing here is a promise. It's here because the real question is worth playing with: how much has to come back before this neighborhood can fund itself?

Why a fund like this exists: the money that leaves this region doesn't trickle — it gets hauled out by the truckload, by data centers on subsidized power, surveillance vendors billing the city for cameras pointed at you, and utilities owned three states away. This fund is a small, stubborn pump running the other direction. It is not a charity, not a nonprofit, and not a tax deduction — it's a neighbor with a countdown clock. See the operating budget on Support, the surveillance money on Data Centers, and who owns your power bill under Utility Watch.