The organization is funded through member contributions, grants, sales of books and videos, and conferences.

Peer-to-peer systems and social networking sites rely heavily on member contribution.

The church, like its neo-Protestant counterparts, received no state aid, supporting itself entirely from member contributions.

The major categories for funding sources are funds from the University, private sponsors, and member contributions.

Sloan also increased member contributions to the foundation and the Political Action Committee.

Other sources of income include book royalties and member contributions.

It operates though aid from humanitarian organizations, participation fees and member contributions.

The organization is funded through member contributions, grants, and conferences.

The coalition is funded by grants from six national governments, various foundations and trusts, in addition to individual member contributions.

From 1 July 2011 the tax credit is reduced to a maximum of $521.43 for a member contribution of at least $1042.86.