People have recently asked questions about a very large corporate donation to the FSFE misfits, that is, the fake FSF people.
People should not look at this money as new money. Many corporations have been participating in the FSFE Legal and Licensing Workshop (LLW) for years.
There are rumours that members of the FSFE General Assembly and/or staff members may have received personal reimbursement of travel expenses, benefits in kind and even speaker fees paid into personal bank accounts or their own private consultancy businesses.
The FSFE misfits have published a transparency commitment with reference to Transparency International Germany. Such commitments may look impressive but Transparency International appears to be a toothless tiger when policing those participants who are not formally on the payroll of the FSFE misfits.
Staff members would be expected to declare any benefits to their managers. Anybody else listed in the General Assembly page is not actually required to declare payments made through their personal bank accounts or companies they use for consulting fees.
Here is an email from Jonas Oberg, the last Executive Director. He resigned and the FSFE did not replace him.