How was the funding of Jamestown different from the funding of phymouth?

Jamestown was funded by the Virginia Company, a joint-stock company that sought profit through the establishment of a profitable colony in the New World. In contrast, Plymouth was primarily funded by a group of Pilgrims seeking religious freedom, who financed their journey through personal savings and loans, along with assistance from investors who expected a share in any profits. This difference in funding sources influenced their respective goals and approaches to settlement.