| Civil-Military Innovation Institute INC The center will initiate research partnerships between us academic institution faculty, staff, and students and outside organizations inside the department of defense and the broader national security community. | Public charity· 501(c)(3)Fed auditsIRS 990 Research & Policy WV Latest filing: 2023 | Total$33.3M | Total$25.8M | |
| New Jersey Life and Health Insurance Guaranty Association The NJ Life Health Insurance Guaranty Association was established by statute to provide certain protections to policyholders of impaired or insolvent insurers in accordance with NJ Statute 17B32A-1, et seq. | Trade· 501(c)(6) NJ Latest filing: 2024 | Total$33.2M | Total$38.3M | |
| LAS Vegas Events INC Advancing of commercial interests in state of nevada by encouraging and promoting special events, which will stimulate tourism, commerce, trade and business in southern nevada. | Trade· 501(c)(6) NV Latest filing: 2023 | Total$33.2M | Total$32.9M | |
| EAST BAY Asian Local Development Corporation We envision an EAST BAY where everyone has a place to CALL home, children CAN access quality education, residents CAN obtain good jobs, families CAN enjoy welcoming public spaces, and neighbors CAN enjoy culture and creativity. | Public charity· 501(c)(3) Community Development CA Latest filing: 2024 | Total$33.2M | Total$30.9M | |
| Global Health LABS INC GHL's social welfare purposes include the development of innovative solutions to address unmet needs in primary health care centers and the LAST MILE in low and middle-income countries ("LMI countries"). To pursue its social welfare purposes, GHL plans to conduct the following activities: (1) develop new tools and technologies for the diagnosis, surveillance, and treatment of diseases disproportionately affecting LMI countries; (2) develop innovative technologies to improve primary health care and primary health care centers in LMI countries; and (3) develop solutions for cold chain and LAST-MILE challenges in LMI countries. | Social welfare· 501(c)(4) WA Latest filing: 2023 | Total$33.1M | Total$33.1M | |
| Commonwealth Cornerstone Group The organization makes loans to qualified businesses for the development and or rehabilitation of real estate, including mixed use properties whose redevelopment is critical for the revitalization of lower income communities; to finance community facilities that provide services not currently available to residents in those communities; and to finance the development of wealth-creating single family homes that enhance low income communities. | Public charity· 501(c)(3)Fed auditsIRS 990 Community Development PA Latest filing: 2023 | Total$33.0M | Total$433K | |
| ARMY Emergency Relief To provide financial assistance, educational scholarships, and enduring support to soldiers, retired soldiers, and their families, helping them to overcome financial obstacles and encourge financial stabiity. | Public charity· 501(c)(3) Research & Policy VA Latest filing: 2024 | Total$33.0M | Total$33.0M | |
| NIA TERO Foundation Their territories cover an AREA the size of the united states, canada, and russia combined, and are home to most of the earth's biodiversity and nearly half of its remaining intact ecosystems. They maintain the cultural heritage of humanity, communicating in 95% of the world's languages. Indigenous peoples' intricate knowledge of their homelands holds an unparalleled guide for ALL of humanity. Increased CO2 emissions and the aggressive exploitation of lands, waters, and oceans threaten ALL of us. Indigenous peoples' wisdom and leadership CAN guide humanity's efforts to coexist with the natural world. When indigenous peoples thrive, the places critical for humanity thrive as well. We understand guardianship as indigenous peoples' right, capacity, and acceptance of responsibility to sustain vital natural systems within their collective territories. This mission supports our vision of an earth where indigenous peoples defend and uphold the world's thriving forests, oceans and grasslands; where their wisdom maintains vast geographies that underpin the well-being of ALL humanity; and where recognition and support for indigenous identity equals that of nation states and others in power. NIA TERO acknowledges that societies grounded in the concept of reciprocity and interconnection among ALL beings show the way to a thriving planet. With that understanding, NIA TERO, its networks, its partners, and its allies aspire to expand recognition of, and support for, indigenous guardianship as essential to a vibrant future earth. Over the next decade, NIA TERO's strategy is focused on two interrelated aspirations that contribute to indigenous guardianship of ancestral territory enabled everywhere possible on earth. NIA TERO is working to uphold a network of place-anchored partnerships with indigenous peoples in key regions who care for territories with an outsized impact on the well-being of humanity and earth. Alongside this, we are engaging partners within and beyond this network to expand recognition and support for indigenous guardianship worldwide. Aspiration 1: uphold a network of partnerships with indigenous peoples to uphold a network of place-anchored partnerships in key regions, NIA TERO is committed to working alongside indigenous peoples in geographies central to the well-being of ALL humanity. Our initial regions include the pacific islands, amazonia, and north america, where we work with indigenous peoples who share a collective territory and have strong governance systems in place to protect their homelands and waters. By hearing and working with indigenous leaders, we ensure their vision guides development of sound local, national and global policies. NIA TERO's contribution to upholding these partnerships is focused on two general bodies of work. First, we provide support to indigenous peoples efforts to secure guardianship of territory through grant-making, convening, facilitation, fundraising and direct technical support to assist self-determined governance, cultural vitality, direct territorial defense, legal and financial representation, and in building strong organizations. And second, with similar issues and needs in mind, we provide support to strengthen indigenous organizations and networks across regions. In addition to our growing network of partners in regions, we also are partnering on an initiative called the wayfinders circle, a fellowship of 12 initial members from across seven socio-cultural regions with a willingness and capacity to share their vision and experiences to inspire ALL people to RE-imagine development, conservation and the way we relate to each other and earth. The wayfinders circle includes 12 initial members from across the seven social-cultural regions of earth defined by indigenous peoples with plans to grow the circle in coming years. The wayfinders circle initiative is a part of our network of partnerships but also directly bridges into our second aspiration for positive impact and change. Aspiration 2: expand recognition and support for indigenous guardianship worldwide to achieve this aspiration, NIA TERO is pursuing three ongoing bodies of work that integrate both our place-anchored partnerships as well as indigenous peoples, and aligned organizations, networks and initiatives, outside of those partnerships. First, through grantmaking, convening and direct technical support to indigenous peoples and their chosen allies, we provide support to strengthen policy frameworks, security and self-governance of indigenous peoples. Second, through strategic convening and facilitation, as well as targeted grantmaking and fundraising, we are working to increase direct financing for indigenous guardianship. And lastly, through compelling storytelling and communications, we support the elevation of voice, ways and means of indigenous peoples to increase awareness of indigenous guardianship and inspire change. These bodies of work manifest across our grantmaking, programs and convenings. To secure and amplify our partnerships, NIA TERO is investing in key actions that support global policy essential to the security of indigenous guardianship, cultural continuity and spirituality among our partners, ecosystem and social monitoring systems, and mechanisms to secure durable support for indigenous guardianship. Our effort has been to train indigenous negotiators, to give them the resources to attend key policy FORA and to CO-design with these indigenous partners, the visualization tools needed to convince the policy frameworks to acknowledge, engage, and support indigenous partners in addressing biodiversity and climate solutions. Additionally, NIA TERO supports efforts to reduce and END the criminalization of indigenous peoples in our three priority regions. We invest in storytelling to amplify the importance of equitable partnership with indigenous peoples as a way of addressing some of the great socio-environmental/cultural challenges of our time. In 2022 we advanced the development of our storytelling strategy and identified three priorities: 1. Supporting indigenous storytellers 2. Investing in partnerships that elevate visibility of indigenous stories and storytellers in our place-based regions and globally 3. Investing in platforms to accelerate and EASE access to production facilities for indigenous storytellers | Public charity· 501(c)(3) Environment WA Latest filing: 2024 | Total$32.9M | Total$42.5M | |
| Wisconsin MILK Marketing Board INC To help grow the demand for wisconsin MILK by providing programs that enhance the competitiveness of the wisconsin dairy industry. | Trade· 501(c)(6) WI Latest filing: 2024 | Total$32.9M | Total$32.2M | |
| Material Handling Industry To deliver member value every day. Vision - to be the authorative resource for material handling industry | Trade· 501(c)(6) NC Latest filing: 2024 | Total$32.9M | Total$25.4M | |
| Western Pennsylvania Conservancy The western pennsylvania conservancy protects and restores exceptional places to provide our region with clean waters and healthy forests, wildlife and natural areas for the benefit of present and future generations. The conservancy creates green spaces and gardens, contributing to the vitality of our cities and towns, and preserves fallingwater, a symbol of people living in harmony with nature. | Public charity· 501(c)(3)Fed auditsIRS 990 Environment PA Latest filing: 2024 | Total$32.8M | Total$28.9M Lobby$62K | |
| WEST Michigan Horticultural Society INC To promote the enjoyment, understanding and appreciation of gardens, sculpture, the natural environment and the arts. The most significant activity is to allow guests to experience horticulture and the arts. | Public charity· 501(c)(3) Environment MI Latest filing: 2024 | Total$32.8M | Total$33.4M | |
| The Community Foundation for the CSRA Cultivate generosity by giving donors the tools and information they need to make a significant difference in our community. Strengthen NON-profits by connecting organizations to financial resources, training and opportunities for meaningful collaboration. Engage our community around issues that matter to us ALL. | Public charity· 501(c)(3) Foundations GA Latest filing: 2024 | Total$32.8M | Total$19.1M | |
| TM Forum TM forum is an association of over 800 member companies generating us$2 trillion in revenue and serving five billion customers across 111 countries. A global alliance of telco and TECH companies, TM forum is leading the industry in defining the building blocks for new operating models, impactful new partnerships, and advanced software platforms. TM forum helps its members unlock the value of data to create nearly endless opportunities for players across the communications ecosystem. | Trade· 501(c)(6) NJ Latest filing: 2024 | Total$32.7M | Total$31.0M | |
| Greater Green BAY Community Foundation INC The mission of the greater green BAY community foundation, INC. Is to inspire and encourage charitable giving in northeast wisconsin by connecting caring people with solutions that strengthen our community. | Public charity· 501(c)(3) Foundations WI Latest filing: 2025 | Total$32.7M | Total$31.0M | |
| Texas Excavation Safety Systems INC One-CALL notification center that helps prevent damage to underground infrastructure and keep the public safe. | Social welfare· 501(c)(4) TX Latest filing: 2024 | Total$32.7M | Total$31.1M | |
| Environmental Defense Action Fund To educate the public regarding environmental and conservation issues as well as advocate legislation and policies that protect the environmental rights of ALL people. | Social welfare· 501(c)(4)FECIRS 990Political arm NY Latest filing: 2024 | Total$32.7M | Total$27.0M Electing$8.3M | |
| National Cutting Horse Association The NCHA promotes and celebrates the cutting horse, whose origin on western ranches allows us to support ranching and its western heritage. By establishing rules for the conduct of cutting horse shows, NCHA strives to give cutters a level playing field and a progressive class structure, which accomodates everyone from the beginner to the advanced competitor. NCHA draws on the diverse talents and background of its members, and encourages their participation in helping it achieve these goals. | Labor· 501(c)(5) TX Latest filing: 2024 | Total$32.7M | Total$30.2M | |
| Women Building Up INC advance gender, racial, and social justice by supporting women, girls, and gender-expansive people whom carceral systems have directly impacted. We support them claiming their power and becoming agents of transformative change in their communities and the world. | Public charity· 501(c)(3) Civil Rights & Advocacy NY Latest filing: 2024 | Total$32.7M | Total$2.7M | |
| Walker AREA Community Foundation To serve as a nonprofit dedicated to the nurture and advancement of the community through forming and preserving charitable capital, and using the proceeds of that capital to better the community as a whole. | Public charity· 501(c)(3) Foundations AL Latest filing: 2024 | Total$32.6M | Total$10.5M | |
| Visionfund International VisionFund International (VFI) was established for the purpose of supporting World Vision International (WVI) by coordinating and providing funding to World Vision - affiliated microfinance institutions (MFIs) located in developing countries. The primary activity of the MFIs is to provide small loans to individuals and groups who lack access to normal banking facilities & commercially oriented microfinance services aiming to alleviate poverty and stimulate the creation of employment opportunities for the poor. | Public charity· 501(c)(3) Foundations CA Latest filing: 2024 | Total$32.6M | Total$27.2M | |
| Columbus State Community College Development Foundation INC To generate, receive, hold, invest, manage and allocate funds and property for the advancement, achievement, and support of the educational programs of the columbus state community college, the beneficiaries being its students and community. | Public charity· 501(c)(3) Foundations OH Latest filing: 2023 | Total$32.6M | Total$8.4M | |
| American Health Information Management Association "empowering people to impact health" the american health information management association (ahima) is the leading voice and authority in health information, wherever it is found. Our people work at the intersection of healthcare, technology, and business. While our patients DON't often see us, we see our patients in a way no other healthcare professional does. That is because ahima-certified professionals ensure that sensitive health stories remain accurate, accessible, protected and complete at ALL times. Professionals, our mission of empowering people to impact health is a prescient rallying CRY during the covid-19 pandemic. | Trade· 501(c)(6) IL Latest filing: 2024 | Total$32.6M | Total$31.6M Lobby$70K | |
| American Association of Nurses Practitioners INC To empower ALL nurse practitioners to advance quality health care through practice, education, advocacy, research and leadership. | Trade· 501(c)(6) TX Latest filing: 2024 | Total$32.5M | Total$29.6M Electing$53KLobby$2.1M | |
| Buffalo Urban Development Corporation Support the urban economic development efforts of the region through the acquisition, remediation and management of distressed properties | Public charity· 501(c)(3)Fed auditsIRS 990 Community Development NY Latest filing: 2023 | Total$32.5M | Total$33.1M | |