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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
Indiana CPA Society INC
Promoting and advocating for the accounting profession
Trade· 501(c)(6)
IN
Latest filing: 2025
Total$3.8M
Total$3.7M
Lobby$76K
Center for Produce Safety
To support research, provide guidance, and engage in public education and outreach regarding produce food safety issues.
Public charity· 501(c)(3)Fed auditsIRS 990
Research & Policy
CA
Latest filing: 2024
Total$3.8M
Total$4.5M
Donate
DU Page Convention & Visitors Bureau INC
The program was established to provide grants to certified local tourism and convention bureaus. The intent of the program is to generate increased hotel/motel
Trade· 501(c)(6)
IL
Latest filing: 2024
Total$3.8M
Total$3.7M
Greater FORT Wayne Metro Chamber Alliance INC
Greater FORT wayne (GFW) INC. Is the chamber of commerce and economic development organization for FORT wayne & allen county, indiana. At GFW INC., we focus on supporting local business, attracting new business, and improving our community's quality of place to grow jobs, wages, and the economy. We are building a nationally recognized economy.
Trade· 501(c)(6)
IN
Latest filing: 2024
Total$3.8M
Total$3.5M
Lobby$39K
Network Contagion Research Institute
NCRI uses its contextus platform to embed, track, and expose the meaning of language, videos, and images used within WEB communities that increasingly signify HATE and encourage violence. NCRI exposes cryptic, violent, and genocidal language and symbols within social media communities and tracks the meaning and context of their coded language. As a result, NCRI has emerged as one of the leading authorities in the world on how social- media-inspired domestic terror operates.
Public charity· 501(c)(3)
Research & Policy
NJ
Latest filing: 2024
Total$3.8M
Total$4.3M
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Worldatwork Society of Certified Professionals
Worldatwork society of certified professionals, an affiliate of worldatwork, administers the exams required for attaining the prestigious certified compensation professional (CCP), the certified benefits professional (CBP), the global (continued on schedule o) remuneration professional (GRP) and the work-life certified professional (WLCP) designations.
Trade· 501(c)(6)
AZ
Latest filing: 2024
Total$3.8M
Total$2.8M
American Sustainable Business Institute INC
The mission of American Sustainable Business Institute is to advance public policies that foster a vibrant, just, and sustainable economy. We do this in two ways: first, we research and communicate to businesses, policy makers, and the media how a sustainable economy based on broad prosperity is good for business and good for America. Second, we provide a platform that enables businesses and business associations to engage executives, owners, investors, entrepreneurs, and other business professionals in the public debate.
Public charity· 501(c)(3)Fed auditsIRS 990
Community Development
DC
Latest filing: 2024
Total$3.8M
Total$4.5M
Donate
Visit Syracuse INC
The purpose of the corporation is to provide for the encouragement, solicitation, promotion, procurement, and servicing of ALL forms of travel to and through onondaga county, new YORK, specifically including, but not limited to, conventions, conferences, meetings, seminars, leisure visitors, group tours, international travelers, students, sporting events and business travel.
Trade· 501(c)(6)
NY
Latest filing: 2024
Total$3.8M
Total$3.7M
The MARY KAY Foundation
Provide support for IRC SEC 501(c)(3) organizations involved in raising and distributing funds to invest in breakthrough cancer research and clinical trials to find a CURE for women-related cancers and ending domestic violence.
Public charity· 501(c)(3)
Foundations
TX
Latest filing: 2024
Total$3.8M
Total$2.9M
Donate
International Association of Sheet Metal AIR RAIL & Transportation
Local chapter of international labor union.
Labor· 501(c)(5)
NE
Latest filing: 2024
Total$3.8M
Total$2.5M
Airport Minority Advisory Council
AMAC is the only national, NON-profit trade association dedicated to promoting the full participation of small and local businesses in employment and contracting opportunities within the aviation and aerospace industries. Since its founding, AMAC has played a leading role in nearly every national policy initiative affecting small and local businesses' involvement in airport contracting. It also consistently collaborates with congress, the federal government, aviation trade associations, and others as a resource for information, education, and guidance on business and employment matters. AMAC and its affiliates represent thousands of members, including airport operators, government officials, corporations, and entrepreneurs. No organization exemplifies its principles better than AMAC, which unites a large group for collective success. Since its inception in 1984, the organization's legacy has been built on extensive experience in the aviation community, provided by dedicated professiona
Trade· 501(c)(6)FECIRS 990Political arm
DC
Latest filing: 2024
Total$3.8M
Total$3.0M
Lobby$8K
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
To organize workers and to secure improved wages, benefits and working conditions
Labor· 501(c)(5)
NJ
Latest filing: 2024
Total$3.8M
Total$3.3M
Sports TECH HQ INC
Promotes economic development and entrepreneuership related to technology and innovations in sports.
Public charity· 501(c)(3)
Community Development
IN
Latest filing: 2024
Total$3.8M
Total$2.4M
Donate
Employers Association of the Northeast INC
Serves employers in the northeast by providing human resource focused information and training, management and staff training and networking opportunities.
Trade· 501(c)(6)
MA
Latest filing: 2024
Total$3.8M
Total$3.5M
Initiating Change in Our Neighborhoods Community DEV Corp
Initiating Change in Our Neighborhoods, Community Development Corporation empowers residents and small businesses in the San Fernando Valley through programs that support social, civic, economic development and education.
Public charity· 501(c)(3)
Civil Rights & Advocacy
CA
Latest filing: 2024
Total$3.8M
Total$2.7M
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American Federation of Teachers
We exist to ensure that ALL students learn. We support their growth into knowledgeable, skilled, and confident citizens capable of succeeding in their work, personal, and family lives into the 21st century. MFT represents its membership, negotiates three contracts, and works to improve the material conditions for learning in our public schools.
Labor· 501(c)(5)
MN
Latest filing: 2023
Total$3.8M
Total$3.6M
National Consumers League INC
NCL protects and promotes social and economic justice for consumers and workers in the united states and abroad by providing government, businesses, and other organizations with the consumer perspective.
Public charity· 501(c)(3)
Research & Policy
DC
Latest filing: 2023
Total$3.8M
Total$4.0M
Lobby$410
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Society of Interventional Oncology INC
To advance interventional oncology as the fourth pillar of cancer therapy alongside medical, surgical, and radiation oncology worldwide.
Trade· 501(c)(6)
DC
Latest filing: 2024
Total$3.8M
Total$4.4M
Wildlife Association of Texas
To support our mission, the texas wildlife association: 1. Disseminates informative and educational material on wildlife, legislative issues, regulatory matters, scientific findings, management techniques and member news through a monthly magazine, texas wildlife, and through special mailings, electronic media, exhibits, and productions. 2. Cooperates with our friends at the texas wildlife association foundation, INC to encourage the participation of ALL AGES in outdoor education, hunting, fishing and wildlife-oriented activities through organized youth hunts, ecology camps, 4-h enrichment programs, school-based programs and trainings, field trips, and other related educational programs. 3. Administers the texas youth hunting program (in conjunction with the texas parks and wildlife department and other groups) to educate and mentor texas' youth in our hunting heritage. 4. Maintains a permanent legislative liaison and engages in proceedings of the state and national legislatures and their committees, of the texas parks and wildlife department, and other state and federal agencies on matters affecting the interests of our members, and testifies whenever applicable in support of these interests. 5) serves as an information source on texas wildlife, habitat management, and hunting for in-and-out-of-state journalists, hunters, wildlife managers and the general public. Cooperates with our partners at the texas hunting directory to publicize hunting opportunities and recommends hunting lease liability insurance for members. 6) maintains a full-time office of professional, experienced, responsible and dedicated paid staff. 7) sponsors and coordinates conferences and field DAYS on specific topics of member interest, provides speakers and programs for special events and other organizations, and hosts a technical symposium at the annual general membership meeting. 8) CO-sponsors (with the texas parks and wildlife department) the popular texas big game awards program, which honors successful hunters and recognizes achievements by habitat managers and landowners. The TBGA youth division recognizes young hunters every year they are successful. The TBGA also welcomes "first-timers" into the fraternity of ethical hunters, and promotes the multi-billion dollar hunting industry in our state. 9) administers conservation legacy: TWA's land stewardship and conservation leadership programs to include youth conservation education initiatives; outdoor skills trainings, wildlife management workshops and symposium; and TWA's conservation cooperatives and initiatives.
Social welfare· 501(c)(4)
TX
Latest filing: 2024
Total$3.8M
Total$4.1M
Electing$150K
Tennessees Community Assistance Corporation
The purpose of this organization is to promote economic development and conduct activities in low-income communities of tennessee, particularly public assisted housing residents, in order to assist the residents in becoming self-sufficient and provide necessary services to those families and individuals that will improve their quality of life.
Public charity· 501(c)(3)
Community Development
TN
Latest filing: 2024
Total$3.8M
Total$3.7M
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Unite HERE
Organization of members, negotiate and enforce bargaining agreements to provide superior wages benefits and work conditions for our industry
Labor· 501(c)(5)
NV
Latest filing: 2024
Total$3.8M
Total$3.5M
Electing$15K
Northwest One-CALL Subsurface Warning System
One-call utility underground locate service
Trade· 501(c)(6)
WA
Latest filing: 2023
Total$3.8M
Total$4.3M
New England Automated Clearing House Association
The new england automated clearing house association is a nonprofit association that helps members originate and receive ACH transactions, and provides products, services, education and marketing to increase the acceptance, use and quality of electronic transactions.
Trade· 501(c)(6)
MA
Latest filing: 2024
Total$3.8M
Total$3.9M
Moore Stephens North America Incorporated
The exempt purpose is to operate as an association of independent accounting, audit, TAX, consulting, and related professional services firms through which members may associate for the purposes of exchanging knowledge and sharing BEST practices; assisting other members in collaborative engagements; accessing a national and an international network to meet client needs; identifying solutions to continuing professional education needs and encouraging adherence to recognized standards of professional accounting practice.
Trade· 501(c)(6)
NY
Latest filing: 2024
Total$3.7M
Total$3.8M
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Promote general welfare of electrical workers, improve working condisitons and elevate the standards of the trade
Labor· 501(c)(5)
MI
Latest filing: 2024
Total$3.7M
Total$2.2M
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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.