Analysts project the "nonprofit finance fund" sector could post a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.8% over the next three fiscal years. This outlook follows increased capital inflows measured at $320M in July alone, marking the strongest month since Q4 “Unlike the threats from the Soviets and the Ottoman empire, the threat posed by George Soros and his nonprofit organizations is much more subtle and hard to detect,” Carlson says in the episode. “Nonprofits are the infrastructure that we rely on to meet everyday needs and epic challenges, and investments in this infrastructure yield sustained and substantial impact,” said NFF senior director of community engagement and lead survey report author Elise Miller. “Nonprofits are also employers, connectors, and advocates. We all have a stake in keeping this infrastructure strong.” The "nonprofit finance fund" industry’s debt-to-equity ratios averaged 0.53 in current filings, which is healthier than most comparable ESG entities. This lower leverage improves stability, making these funds attractive for medium-risk investors in the equity market.