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Pulling IRS BMF, Form 990 filings, peer benchmarks, programs, people, and grants.
Pulling IRS BMF, Form 990 filings, peer benchmarks, programs, people, and grants.
DBA: N/A
No longer tax-exempt — automatically revoked by the IRS
The IRS automatically revoked this organization’s federal tax-exempt status (typically for failing to file a Form 990 for three consecutive years). It is no longer in the IRS Exempt Organizations Master File or Pub 78, and contributions are not currently tax-deductible. Everything below is historical, from its last filed Form 990 (FY2021).
EIN 82-3307830 · Snapshot of IRS recognition, filing currency, financial health, and governance.
The specific purpose of our Foundation is to work with and support San Quentin and the inmates who reside there by ensuring the success and continuation of programs that aim to reduce recidivism and promote successful reintegration. We provide an umbrella of labor and support, reaching Through the Bars with assistance from outside for both staff and inmates who participate in these programs.
Principal Officer
Thomas Lapinski
Total Revenue
$66K
FY2021
Total Expenses
$45K
FY2021
Net Assets
$6K
Program Ratio
21.9%
expenses on programs
Employees
—
Volunteers
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Board Members
—
Voting
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Independent
8 answers compiled from IRS Form 990, BMF, Pub 78, and the Auto-Revocation List.