This edition links 5,916 reported grant rows from 755 original Form 990 filings to dated IRS identities for the filer and the named recipient. It covers one IRS archive labeled January 2024 and selected tax periods ending in 2022 or 2023.
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Coverage and original records
Schedule I Part II asks for domestic organizations or governments that received more than $5,000 from the filer during the tax year. Each source row reports a filer-recipient amount for a period. The noncash value uses the filer’s reported valuation. The source gives no dates for individual payments and the recipient’s own spending requires other evidence.
Both EINs must match the dated IRS identity snapshot. The edition leaves out unresolved and self-recipient rows, repeated recipient lines within one return, and otherwise eligible rows from competing filings in this archive. A filing outside this archive may change the picture. The edition never adds the cash and noncash figures into one total.
Charitology checked the IRS indexes published for 2022–2026 against the original XML. The check found 32 other filing objects with the same filer EIN and exact tax-period start and end dates as 31 of the January filings. 7 of those other objects record different Part II recipient identifiers or amounts. By default, search excludes the 262 rows affected. The optional results link the other filing objects. The IRS files supply the reported values. Selecting an authoritative version requires further evidence.
Of 9,573 source rows, 5,916 are included. The source manifest gives the count for each exclusion. The full-form finance links look up the same EIN in a separate extract edition. An available period can add financial context for that organization.
Original IRS ZIP · Source and coverage manifest · Full selected snapshot as compressed JSON · Filing version references and fingerprints. Import EINs and filing object numbers as text.