Which funders give to organizations like yours

Give us your organization's EIN and we will find the organizations that share funders with it, then the funders those organizations have in common. Everything below comes from Forms 990-PF and 990 Schedule I as filed.

Don't have it to hand? It is on your IRS determination letter and on the first page of your own Form 990. Or search by name:

What this can and cannot tell you. We can identify the recipient of about two thirds of the grant rows we hold, so the funders listed for any organization are the ones we could name, never all of them. An organization that has no funders here has not necessarily gone unfunded — it may simply be that none of its grants could be matched to its EIN. Nothing here is an offer or an opening: it is what these funders reported giving to other organizations, in past tax years. Grantmaking charities report on Form 990 Schedule I, which lists only grants over $5,000, so a total shown for one of those is a total of the grants above that floor.

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