EIN 231639911 · PA — donor-advised fund grants received, 2019–2024.
10 separate donor-advised fund sponsors granted to this organization, funded in 5 of the 6 years covered. A high number of distinct sponsors means support is broad rather than coming from one donor. These figures count only grants a sponsor itemized on Schedule I of its Form 990 — gifts under $5,000 are not required to be listed and are invisible here.
A missing year means no sponsor reported an itemized grant that year. Recent years are incomplete: returns take two to three years to be released.
Ranked by total granted across 2019–2024. Sponsors with a profile on this site are linked.
| Sponsor | Total 2019–2024 |
|---|---|
| The Pew Charitable TrustsEIN 562307147 | $67.2M |
| National Philanthropic TrustEIN 237825575 | $2.8M |
| Jewish Federation of Greater PhiladelphiaEIN 231500085 | $957K |
| Schwab Charitable FundEIN 311640316 | $524K |
| Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift FundEIN 110303001 | $183K |
| The Philadelphia FoundationEIN 231581832 | $84K |
| American Endowment FoundationEIN 341747398 | $73K |
| Goldman Sachs Philanthropy FundEIN 311774905 | $30K |
| The New York Community TrustEIN 133062214 | $20K |
| Tulsa Community FoundationEIN 731554474 | $10K |
No record in the current IRS Business Master File. This is common and not in itself a concern — governmental units such as state universities are exempt under §170(c)(1), and churches under §508(c)(1)(A), without ever applying. It can also mean the organization merged or dissolved, or that a sponsor mistyped the EIN.
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How these figures are calculated: methodology and disclosures. Source: IRS Form 990 Schedule I as filed by donor-advised fund sponsors, tax years 2019–2024, via the National Center for Charitable Statistics. Name, location and cause from the IRS Business Master File where available.