A Clear Structure for Mission-Driven Capital
Prometheus Capital Management works with mission-driven organizations to provide professional investment management services designed for long-term sustainability. One such engagement is with United Abolitionists (UA), a nonprofit organization dedicated to combating human trafficking and supporting survivors.
This relationship is built on clarity, transparency, and defined roles.
Who Owns What
To avoid confusion, it’s important to clearly define responsibilities:
- United Abolitionists is the nonprofit organization and retains full ownership, governance, and mission control.
- The Elpis Fund is an investment fund owned and governed by United Abolitionists.
- Prometheus Capital Management does not own the Elpis Fund.
- Prometheus is engaged solely as the investment manager for the fund.
All operational, programmatic, and mission decisions remain with United Abolitionists.
What the Elpis Fund Is Designed to Do
The Elpis Fund was created to complement traditional nonprofit fundraising by establishing a long-term financial foundation. Rather than relying exclusively on unpredictable donation cycles, a portion of capital is stewarded with a long-term investment perspective.
The goal is sustainability—not speculation.
Learn more about the Elpis Fund here:
How Prometheus Supports the Mission
Prometheus applies disciplined investment management practices using proprietary frameworks, including Greenfield™, to help steward capital through changing market environments.
Prometheus’ role is limited to:
- Portfolio construction and risk management
- Investment monitoring and reporting
- Long-term capital stewardship
Prometheus does not solicit donations, direct nonprofit operations, or control organizational strategy.
A Model Built on Accountability
This structure ensures:
- Clear governance boundaries
- Transparent reporting
- Regulatory alignment
- Mission integrity
It allows United Abolitionists to remain focused on its work while maintaining financial discipline for the future.
Learn more about United Abolitionists’ mission: