North Fund is a major reciprocal Sixteen Thirty funding node and a separate current route into Way Back PAC

The North Fund branch is materially larger than the single-year transactions first documented. IRS-derived grant aggregation for 2020–2024 reports North Fund receiving approximately $45.0 million from New Venture Fund and $40.5 million from Sixteen Thirty Fund; Sixteen Thirty’s own grantee aggregation likewise reports approximately $40.5 million to North Fund across five years. In the other direction, North Fund’s grantee aggregation reports approximately $24.7 million to Sixteen Thirty Fund across six grants from 2020–2024. Primary year-specific filings confirm the relationship in both directions: Sixteen Thirty’s FY2024 Schedule I reports $6.8 million to North Fund, while North Fund’s FY2023 filing reports $5.425 million to Sixteen Thirty (and IRS-derived FY2024 data report another roughly $5.291 million North→Sixteen Thirty). Current FEC-bulk-derived Way Back PAC reporting separately lists a $300,000 North Fund contribution during the 2025–2026 cycle. This makes North Fund a large, recurrent funding node adjacent to Sixteen Thirty and New Venture Fund with its own direct lane into Way Back, alongside the separate Sixteen Thirty→Western Futures→Way Back route. The reciprocal multi-year grant relationship does NOT prove circular same-dollar recycling, concealment, an earmarked pass-through to Way Back, or that any North Fund/1630/NVF money was designated for Idaho.