I went to their website, tried to find non-trivial calculations and I couldn't find any. I really don't know why there is even a question of whether to raise funding or not.
I'm not convinced it is under funding. It could also be too many managers and not enough front line staff. Or it could be too many regulations making the process need far more time (time=money).
They could have more money for 2 reasons: 1. People may have stopped the support seeing how the existing funding is mismanaged. 2. People may not support seeing how little work is done with the existing funding.
Basically better state of the project = more likely funding.
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