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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
New YORK County Dental Society
To promote the art and science of dentistry, to elevate professional standards, to safeguard the interests of the public, to improve the methods of dental education, and to foster fraternal relations among dentists.
Trade· 501(c)(6)
NY
Latest filing: 2023
Total$3.9M
Total$4.3M
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way E Mployes Division Intrnl Btrhd TMST
To negotiate collective bargaining agreements and process claims and grievances arising from the agreements.
Labor· 501(c)(5)
NJ
Latest filing: 2025
Total$3.9M
Total$2.6M
Longmont Community Foundation
Improving life in the ST. Vrain valley through philanthropy and charitable leadership
Public charity· 501(c)(3)
Foundations
CO
Latest filing: 2024
Total$3.9M
Total$3.2M
Donate
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
An association of workers who have combined to protect and promote the interests of the members by bargaining collectively with their employers to secure better working conditions.
Labor· 501(c)(5)
MI
Latest filing: 2024
Total$3.9M
Total$3.7M
Better Business Bureau of Wisconsin INC
BBB promotes ethical business practices in Wisconsin. The Bureau maintains files of complaints against businesses to provide consumers references prior to doing business with a particular entity. The Bureau also maintains and reports customer review and charity review information to the public. cont on Schedule O
Trade· 501(c)(6)
WI
Latest filing: 2024
Total$3.9M
Total$3.9M
United Association of Journeymen & Apprentices of the Plumbing & PIPE
Labor union-betterment of members
Labor· 501(c)(5)
IN
Latest filing: 2023
Total$3.9M
Total$3.6M
CSG Association INC
CSG Association, Inc. ("CSG") was organized, and will operate, for the purpose of (1) improving efficiency in sugar cane supply chains, (2) improving the overall quality of the agriculture product produced by its members (i.e., sugar cane), and (3) improving the working conditions of laborers in the sugar cane industry. CSG will primarily focus on improving the efficiency of sugar cane supply chains by improving the equipment operation aspect of the sugar cane supply chain. Sugar cane production is an equipment dependent process. Sugar cane is grown, harvested, and transported through use of heavy machinery. The equipment operations component of the growing, harvesting, and transporting phase of the supply chain is extremely critical, as inefficiencies or ineffective harvesting or transportation of sugar cane from the growers to the mills results in substantial losses for both growers and the mills, and ultimately harms consumers and workers through higher prices for sugar, and increas
Labor· 501(c)(5)
LA
Latest filing: 2024
Total$3.9M
Total$3.9M
Massachusetts Association of School Superintendents INC
Educational and vocational assistance to members by means of professional meetings, conferences and workshops
Trade· 501(c)(6)
MA
Latest filing: 2023
Total$3.9M
Total$2.9M
Natural Stone Institute
The natural stone institute's mission statement is: to lead, support, and promote a unified natural stone industry through authoritive information, education, standards, and advocacy. Additionally, its CORE values include leadership, stewardship, collaboration, and professionalism.the natural stone institute (NSI) was formed in 2018 as a merger of the marble institute of america (MIA) and the building stone institute (BSI). The building stone institute was formed in 1894 as the international CUT stone contractors and quarrymen's association; the name was changed to the building stone institute in 1955. Established in 1903 as the national association of marble dealers, the marble institute of america officially formed in 1944, when the association merged with the national association of marble producers. In 1962, the national association of marble builders merged with marble institute of america.
Trade· 501(c)(6)
OH
Latest filing: 2024
Total$3.9M
Total$3.9M
Lgbtq Victory Institute INC
LGBTQ Victory Institute works to achieve and sustain equality through leadership development, trainings, research and convenings. We work around the globe to increase the number, expand the diversity, and ensure the success of out LGBTQ+ elected and appointed officials at all levels of government.
Public charity· 501(c)(3)
Civil Rights & Advocacy
DC
Latest filing: 2024
Total$3.9M
Total$4.6M
Donate
Bronze Valley Corp
Bronze Valley's mission is to empower under-resourced entrepreneurs by providing holistic venture capital solutions that catalyze innovation and impact.
Social welfare· 501(c)(4)
AL
Latest filing: 2024
Total$3.9M
Total$2.9M
Sycamore Land Trust Incorporated
To preserve the beauty, health, and diversity of southern indiana's natural landscape through strategic land conservation and environmental education.
Public charity· 501(c)(3)
Environment
IN
Latest filing: 2023
Total$3.9M
Total$2.0M
Donate
Greater Greenville Chamber of Commerce
Promote upstate development. 2024 goals included increasing educational attainment for adults AGED 25-64, drive entrepreneurial ecosystem growth, deliver 21st century talent and workforce, and inform and influence decisions with data.
Trade· 501(c)(6)
SC
Latest filing: 2024
Total$3.9M
Total$4.1M
New Community Vision
To acquire a property of 215 acres along m-22 in leelanau township to create a publically accessed nature preserve along side a subparcel of 24 acres for affordable housing.
Public charity· 501(c)(3)
Environment
MI
Latest filing: 2025
Total$3.9M
Total$3.4M
Donate
OHIO Bankers League
The OHIO bankers league is 133-year-old statewide trade association serving 170 FDIC insured financial institutions and their nearly 325,000 employees nationwide (60,000 OHIO). By linking banks, bankers and industry experts - and by pooling their intellectual and capital resources - the OBL serves as a powerful creator of knowledge and cooperative resources for the OHIO banking industry. The OBL provides professional education, collective buying, communications, and government services to its members.
Trade· 501(c)(6)
OH
Latest filing: 2024
Total$3.9M
Total$4.1M
Lobby$361K
Citizens Budget Commission INC
The citizen budget commission, INC. ("CBC") is a nonpartisan, not-for-profit civic organization devoted to influencing constructive change in the finances and services of new YORK city (the "city") and new YORK state (the "state") governments. (continued schedule o)(continued from page 2, part III, line 1) CBC was founded in 1932, a time of great fiscal crisis, when a group of civic leaders formed a research organization that would analyze the city's finances, evaluate the management of city government, report on these mattersto its members, and recommend improvements to municipal officials. In 1985, CBC expanded this analysis to include the fiscal affairs of state government. CBC's pursuit of its mission is embodied in four interrelated roles: watchdog, research organization, monitor of implementation and disseminator of information. CBC is funded primarily by contributions, special events and investment income.
Public charity· 501(c)(3)
Research & Policy
NY
Latest filing: 2024
Total$3.9M
Total$3.1M
Donate
Planned Parenthood Alliance Advocat ES Serving AK HI ID in KY and WA
PPAA promotes and protects reproductive health, rights, and justice.
Social welfare· 501(c)(4)
WA
Latest filing: 2024
Total$3.9M
Total$4.7M
Electing$450K
Watershed Institute INC
Keeping water clean, safe and healthy is the heart of our mission. We work to protect and restore our water and natural environment in central new jersey through conservation, advocacy, science and education. It addresses key issues affecting water quality and land use, educates AREA residents about the ecology of the natural environment and preserves open space by maintaining a 950-ACRE nature reserve and organic FARM.
Public charity· 501(c)(3)
Environment
NJ
Latest filing: 2023
Total$3.9M
Total$4.8M
Donate
Colorado Rural Electric Association INC
To enhance and advance the interests of its member electric cooperatives through a united effort.
Trade· 501(c)(6)
CO
Latest filing: 2024
Total$3.9M
Total$3.9M
Chattanooga Regional Homeless Coalition INC
To advocate for people who are homless or near homeless, strategically planning for housing and services in the community, maximizing resources and collaboarating with community partners to implement housing and services within the chattanooga region.
Public charity· 501(c)(3)Fed auditsIRS 990
Community Development
TN
Latest filing: 2024
Total$3.9M
Total$4.0M
Donate
Native Village of ELIM ELIM Native Store
Community service
Social welfare· 501(c)(4)
WA
Latest filing: 2024
Total$3.9M
Total$3.7M
American Shoulder and Elbow
The american shoulder and elbow surgeons (the "society") is a national not-for-profit corporation organized to serve patients, members, and society by advancing shoulder and elbow care.
Trade· 501(c)(6)
IL
Latest filing: 2024
Total$3.9M
Total$4.3M
Acadia Center
Acadia Center advances bold, effective, and equitable clean energy solutions for a livable climate and a stronger, more equitable economy.
Public charity· 501(c)(3)
Environment
ME
Latest filing: 2024
Total$3.9M
Total$2.2M
Lobby$25K
Donate
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Local #43 is the central new YORK chapter of the international brotherhood of electrical workers, a labor membership organization of electrical workers. The main function of the local #43 is to perform administrative duties as required for the continuation of the services provided to the members of the union.
Labor· 501(c)(5)
NY
Latest filing: 2023
Total$3.9M
Total$3.3M
Lobby$13K
MOMS FED Up
Sponsored by DEMOCRATIC MOMS PAC
PAC· FEC
Federal PAC
Washington, DC
Latest filing: 2026
Total$3.9M
Contribs$3.9MFrom cmtes$30K
Total$3.6M
Candidates$470K
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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.