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Organization and Funding

Effective date: September 14, 2026

Datacash is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit educational organization founded by Devo Wright.

Organization and Leadership

Datacash is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit educational organization founded by Devo Wright. Its board includes Devo Wright, Amy Chen, and Matt Wong. EIN: 41-2520862. DUNS: 144888707. The nonprofit’s address is 6650 Rivers Ave, North Charleston, SC, 29405.

Funding Sources

  • Individuals, foundations, grants, and institutional support aligned with the nonprofit mission.
  • Sponsorships, advertising, and other lawful support with appropriate disclosures.
  • Community and research partnerships that preserve independent educational decisions.

Editorial Firewalls

Commercial relationships do not dictate educational conclusions, conclusions, or publication decisions. Editorial judgments are made by the content team according to documented policy standards.

Disclosure Commitments

When a page includes affiliate links or other material relationships, we disclose that context in or near the content so readers can evaluate potential bias.

Material Change Transparency

If ownership structure or major funding model changes occur, we update this page so users and partners can review the current transparency position.

Reader Trust

Questions about ownership, funding, or disclosures can be sent through our Contact page. We review and respond to reasonable trust-related inquiries.

Practical Interpretation

This page should be read together with the broader legal and editorial policies on Datacash. It clarifies role boundaries, responsibilities, and limitations so readers can make informed decisions when using site content.

Nothing in this policy should be interpreted to override applicable law in your jurisdiction.

Review and Revisions

We revise this page when legal requirements, partner obligations, or operational practices change materially. The effective date reflects the most recent update cycle.

Commercial Relationship Boundaries

Commercial partnerships may support operations but do not control editorial assignment, ranking logic, or final recommendation language. Editorial quality standards remain the governing framework.