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Organizations & Political Money

Charities, advocacy groups, and political committees — and the money that moves between them

By Source

Nonprofits412,829 · 81%
527s58,166 · 11%
FEC38,176 · 7%

Top Types

Charities
216,916
Public Charities
150,777
Advocacy
69,412
Foundations
66,139
19,560+ organizations (largest shown)
OrganizationTypeMoney InMoney OutSupport
Greenlatinos
GreenLatinos is a national non-profit that convenes a broad Coalition of Latin Leaders committed to addressing the natural resources and conservation issues that affect the health of the Latino community in the US.
Public charity· 501(c)(3)
Environment
CO
Latest filing: 2024
Total$8.7M
Total$9.3M
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Worcester County Horticultural Society
New england botanic garden at tower HILL creates experiences with plants that inspire people and improve the world.
Public charity· 501(c)(3)
Environment
MA
Latest filing: 2025
Total$8.7M
Total$7.9M
Donate
Chamber of Commerce of ST Joseph County
The chamber of commerce of ST. Joseph county, INC. Was founded in 1909 as a private, not-for-profit member association to serve its member businesses and advance community prosperity. The chamber is dedicated to its members' growth and prosperity. The chamber is the primary advocate for AREA business and is committed to helping members compete by providing leadership, advocacy and services.
Trade· 501(c)(6)
IN
Latest filing: 2024
Total$8.7M
Total$8.5M
Veterans of Foreign WARS of the United States Auxillary
The auxiliary's objectives are fraternal, patriotic, histroical and educational. They include assisting the posts and members of the veterans of foreign WARS, maintaining true allegiance to the united states of america and fidelity to its constitution and LAWS, fostering true patriotism, maintaining and extending the institutions of american freedom and equal rights and justice to ALL men and women, and preserving and defending the united states of america from ALL her enemies whomsoever.
Veterans· 501(c)(19)
MO
Latest filing: 2024
Total$8.7M
Total$6.9M
Lancaster County Conservancy
The mission of the lancaster county conservancy is "providing wild and forested lands and clean waterways for our community forever". The charitable purposes of the lancaster county conservancy include preservation of natural lands, ecosystems, landscapes and waterways for future generations. Conservancy preserves are open to the public 365 DAYS a year, SUN up to SUN DOWN. Our work results in protection of critical wildlife corridors, recreation lands, water resources, and preserves mature forests that clean our AIR and water. We work with national, regional and local partners to protect the special places within lancaster county and along its streams and rivers. This effort also takes us into YORK, chester and dauphin counties with a focus on land, water and community.
Public charity· 501(c)(3)Fed auditsIRS 990
Environment
PA
Latest filing: 2024
Total$8.7M
Total$3.5M
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Oregon School Employees Association 133
To provide support, training and union representation for its members.
Labor· 501(c)(5)IRS 990IRS 527Political arm
OR
Latest filing: 2024
Total$8.7M
Total$7.7M
Electing$124K
Westminster Kennel Club
The westminster kennel club ("WKC") was established to increase interest in DOGS, improve breeds and hold annual DOG show in new YORK city. Please refer to schedule o for a complete mission statement.
Social welfare· 501(c)(4)
NY
Latest filing: 2024
Total$8.7M
Total$9.5M
Community Conservation Centers INC
the organization strives to provide education and opportunity to promote optimum recycling and to operate an effective and efficient materials recovery facility for recyclables collected throughout the City of Berkeley.
Public charity· 501(c)(3)
Environment
CA
Latest filing: 2023
Total$8.7M
Total$8.4M
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South Riding Propietary
To promote the health, safety, welfare and interest of ALL residents preserving property values, enhancing the aesthetic beauty and fostering a spirit of community for ALL members.
Social welfare· 501(c)(4)
VA
Latest filing: 2024
Total$8.7M
Total$8.5M
Beaumont Foundation of America
Line 4a - first achievement social services grants support basic needs, such as food, clothing, shelter, and other aid for indigent, low income, and other underserved populations. The primary AREA is food to the poor through organized food bank programs. Grants to enhance technology, economies of scale and new partnerships have enabled food banks to meet increased demand for food to those most in need. Special attention has been given to children through kids CAFE and backpack programs and to the rural poor through rural pantry programs. The remaining grants in this AREA are fund awards for emergency care for at risk populations served by churches. Line 4b - second achievement healthcare programs fall into three main categories of improved access to health care for the underserved. One is an outreach program to native americans in western states. This endeavor, conducted as part of the huntsman cancer outreach program, seeks to enlist tribal elders in encouraging screening and treatment. Outreach is conducted by healthcare workers who are native american or familiar with customs of potential clients. The second is a community clinic which helps create treating physician homes for underserved families and individuals. Line 4c - third achievement education programs include grants to support exceptional k-12 teachers, grants to provide scholarships to first generation underserved university students, and grants and endowments for graduate programs, particularly in law. Special programs are also organized around increasing opportunities for underserved students. The primary focus on k-12 is in recognizing and supporting outstanding teachers through 10,000 PER teacher grants in southeast texas and EAST texas. Beaumont foundation college scholarships follow well estiablished formats at multiple universities to provide student scholarships and to endow leadership, administrative, and faculty positions. The foundation supports a number of universities, with special emphasis on lamar university HERE in beaumont.
Social welfare· 501(c)(4)
TX
Latest filing: 2023
Total$8.7M
Total$5.2M
Mercy Health Corporation
Mercy Health Corporation (MHC) serves as the parent corporation and has a mission to provide exceptional healthcare services with a passion for making lives better. MHC supports the operations of its affiliated entities to enable them to fulfill their commitment to the mission for the communities that they serve.
Public charity· 501(c)(3)Fed auditsIRS 990
Foundations
IL
Latest filing: 2023
Total$8.7M
Total$6.1M
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Community Foundations INC
Community foundations, INC. Was established in 1987 to serve geographic areas beyond central OHIO. Entrusted with the responsibility to improve the community's quality of life, community foundations, INC. Embraces the following: to assist donors and others in strengthening and improving the community for the benefit of ALL its citizens.
Public charity· 501(c)(3)
Foundations
OH
Latest filing: 2024
Total$8.7M
Total$4.3M
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Meetings Assessment Partnership
The specific purpose of this corporation is to improve business conditions and the business environment for tourism in the city of newport beach through the provision of marketing, sales, and special events programs, along with various other initiatives directly related to promoting tourism and its associated activities.
Trade· 501(c)(6)
CA
Latest filing: 2025
Total$8.7M
Total$7.2M
Southwest Washington Workforce Development Council
Swwdc's mission is to prepare and promote a skilled and adaptive workforce for a thriving economy in southwest washington. Swwdc and its community partners provide job search assistance, education and training to individuals and assist businesses to find and HIRE employees.
Public charity· 501(c)(3)
Foundations
WA
Latest filing: 2024
Total$8.7M
Total$8.5M
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FIDO Alliance INC
The mission of the FIDO alliance is to change the nature of online authentication.
Trade· 501(c)(6)
OR
Latest filing: 2024
Total$8.6M
Total$8.2M
Policing Equity
The center for policing equity's (CPE's) north star is protecting, empowering, and supporting vulnerable communities particularly black and brown communities to redesign their public safety systems. CPE provides decision-makers with data, stories, and relationships to facilitate change that's BOLD, innovative, and lasting. We do science to promote justice.
Public charity· 501(c)(3)
Civil Rights & Advocacy
CA
Latest filing: 2024
Total$8.6M
Total$20.9M
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Corporate Legal Operations Consortium INC
CLOC is the leading global legal operations community transforming the business and practice of law. CLOC supports its members through three CORE principles of community, content, and conversation.
Trade· 501(c)(6)
CA
Latest filing: 2024
Total$8.6M
Total$7.6M
CFDA Foundation INC
To promote and encourage fashion design talent and ability through exhibitions, awards, grants, scholarships, or otherwise for needy students and needy fashion designers.
Public charity· 501(c)(3)
Foundations
NY
Latest filing: 2024
Total$8.6M
Total$6.5M
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Saginaw Community Foundation
To fulfill donor wishes and enable community initiatives to come to life, now and forever
Public charity· 501(c)(3)
Foundations
MI
Latest filing: 2023
Total$8.6M
Total$6.6M
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Cleveland Foundation Midtown Collaboration Center Project
The organization is organized and operated exclusively for, and to advance the charitable, scientific, literary, artistic and educational purposes of the cleveland foundation.
Public charity· 501(c)(3)
Community Development
OH
Latest filing: 2024
Total$8.6M
Total$309K
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Southface Energy Institute INC
Southface promotes sustainable homes, workplaces, and communities through education, research, advocacy, and technical assistance.
Public charity· 501(c)(3)Fed auditsIRS 990
Environment
GA
Latest filing: 2024
Total$8.6M
Total$8.6M
Donate
Fifth Avenue Association Business Improvement District INC
To promote the general welfare of people in fifth avenue in new YORK, NY. Specifically in the AREA described in the fifth avenue business improvement district plan as approved by the city council of the city of new YORK it provides supplementary security and sanitation services to the businesses, homeless outreach, streetscaping, events, programs, marketing, and planning.
Public charity· 501(c)(3)
Community Development
NY
Latest filing: 2023
Total$8.6M
Total$6.9M
Lobby$139K
Donate
Delta Community Action Association INC
Community action agency
Public charity· 501(c)(3)Fed auditsIRS 990
Community Development
LA
Latest filing: 2023
Total$8.6M
Total$8.6M
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International Brotherhood of Teamsters
To provide representation on behalf of its members for the purposes of collective bargaining with employers with respect to wages, benefits, hours and working conditions.
Labor· 501(c)(5)
NY
Latest filing: 2024
Total$8.6M
Total$7.7M
Electing$41K
211 Tampa BAY Cares INC
The mission of 211 Tampa Bay Cares, Inc. is "Improving lives through the power of information and hope."
Public charity· 501(c)(3)
Community Development
FL
Latest filing: 2024
Total$8.6M
Total$8.8M
Donate
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Data Sources: IRS Business Master File (Form 990 filers), IRS 990 returns, IRS 8871/8872 filings (527 organizations), FEC committee filings (federal PACs, parties, campaigns). Revenue and political-activity figures lag 1–2 years behind real time.
Coverage: All 501(c)(4), (c)(5), (c)(6), (c)(19), and 527 organizations, plus 501(c)(3)s in advocacy, public policy, philanthropy, environmental, and community-improvement categories. 501(c)(4) donor lists are not publicly disclosed under federal law.