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# Impact Funds

Creating local impact through Field Partners - our local trust network that helps projects launch, raise funds, run workshops, and access recoverable grant capital.

**Primary CTA:** Contribute to recoverable grants\
**Secondary CTA:** Learn about Field Partners

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### About the Impact Fund

#### Impact happens locally

The Geyser Impact Fund backs vetted local partners who are closest to the work and best placed to identify credible projects.

Field Partners reduce distance, increase trust, help projects launch and promote campaigns, then support recoverable grants that can be repaid and redeployed where they are most needed.

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### Why it exists

#### Bitcoin capital, tooling, and trust for local realities

Geyser brings the tools, contributor community, and capital.

Field Partners bring local trust, context, and on-the-ground operations.

Together, they help credible local projects access Bitcoin funding, financial tooling, and community support.

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### How it works

#### How impact moves through the trusted field network

**1. Discover**\
Field Partners find trusted local projects with real community context and proof of work.

**2. Launch**\
They help projects onboard to Geyser, create campaigns, run workshops, promote their work, and build contributor trust.

**3. Allocate**\
Sats enter the ecosystem through contributions and recoverable grants, helping projects grow, repay, and keep capital circulating.

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### Field Partners

**The local trust layer behind the Impact Fund**

Field Partners are the people and hubs closest to the work. They find, onboard, and support credible local projects through their local network, workshops, and activities.

They help the Impact Fund move capital to the places where trust, context, and local presence matter most.

<a href="/pages/uTIi2aUFx0oNIr1Pa0u4" class="button primary">Learn more about Field Partners</a>

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### Recoverable grant pool

**Contribute reusable capital for local projects**

Your contribution helps Field Partners deploy recoverable grants to projects they have helped launch, promote, and support on the ground.

Recoverable grants help capital stay useful over time: projects can grow, repay, and make the same capital available for future local impact.

**CTA:** Contribute to Impact Fund

<a href="/pages/wIECkgW5NT1ZD23a1bxf" class="button primary">Learn more about Recoverable Grants</a>

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### Resources

**Learn how local impact gets built**

Explore case studies, reports, and guides that show how Field Partners help projects launch, fundraise, run workshops, and create local Bitcoin adoption.

<a href="https://geyser.fund/impact-funds" class="button primary">Go to Impact Fund</a>


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