The records are public. The picture isn't.
Every salary, grant and gala sits in a filing somewhere. Connecting them takes hours, so nobody does.
We did. Type a name, a school, a charity or a plain question. We'll show who they are, who pays them and who's paying for it, every number linked to its filing.
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This is a nonprofit in the original sense: it doesn't make money. It just lets you check the ones that say they don't.
Warning: you may want to take some heartburn meds, if not a tranquilizer, before browsing this data.
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Also: Leaderboards. The highest-paid people, the vendors paid most, the charities with the most money in the bank, and more. Straight from the filings, each with its tax year and coverage window. Start with Highest-paid people, Highest-paid vendors, or Cash reserves in years of spending.
Google could have built this any time in the last twenty years. Just saying.