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Russian Nobility Association In America Incorporated

EIN 13-6169167 · files IRS Form 990, Schedule I

Given, as filed$127.2k2017–2024 · 21 grants
2017: $15.7k · 2 grants20172018: $44.5k · 8 grants2018$44.5k2019: no grants on file for this year yet20192020: $8.5k · 3 grants20202021: $5.5k · 1 grants20212022: $27.5k · 2 grants20222023: $17.0k · 3 grants20232024: $8.5k · 2 grants2024$8.5k
Grantees0funded more than once, matching gifts aside
Assets, year end$1.2mtax year 2023
Board and officers12on its latest return

Where it gives

By cause and by place, from its own returns.

By cause

The cause each recipient registered with the IRS

Cause not on file$127.2k

Mostly grants abroad and recipients without a US registration. Shown, never hidden.

By place

Dollars received, by the recipient's state

half the top state or more10–50%2–10%under 2%

Grants abroad and place not on file: 21 grants · $127.2k

Who it funds most

0 of its 0 grantees were funded in more than one year.

Russian Nobility Association In America Incorporated's own IRS Form 990, Schedule I returns, as filed, in USD

Its board and officers

From its latest return.

John PouschinePresident
Alexander NeratoffVP and Secretary
Gregorii GalitzineDirector
Igor MiklashewskyDirector
Michael GeorgeVP and Treasurer
Michael KlebnikovDirector
Michael PerekrestovDirector
Paul WadkovskyDirector
Pavel V Efremkin PhDDirector
Peter TcherepnineDirector
Sophia KishkovskyDirector
Tatyana ZakharovaDirector

Form 990 Part VII, tax year 2023, filing 202403189349303795

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Its money

What it gave, held and paid, by year.

Giving by year

2017: $15.7k · 2 grants20172018: $44.5k · 8 grants2018$44.5k2019: no grants on file for this year yet20192020: $8.5k · 3 grants20202021: $5.5k · 1 grants20212022: $27.5k · 2 grants20222023: $17.0k · 3 grants20232024: $8.5k · 2 grants2024$8.5k

A year with no bar has no grants on file yet: its returns may not be loaded. It is not a year without giving.

Tax yearReturnAssets, year endGrants paidCharitable spending
2023Form 990$1.2m—$87.3k

As filed, in US dollars. Assets at fair market value where the return gives it.

Its returns7 filings
Tax yearFormFilingWhere to read it
2024IRS Form 990, Schedule I202533169349306093IRS batch file
2023IRS Form 990, Schedule I202403189349303795IRS batch file
2022IRS Form 990, Schedule I202343189349303344IRS batch file
2021IRS Form 990, Schedule I202213189349306591IRS batch file
2020IRS Form 990, Schedule I202143579349301009IRS batch file
2018IRS Form 990, Schedule I201923169349305452IRS batch file
2017IRS Form 990, Schedule I201833179349307493IRS batch file

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Russian Nobility Association In America Incorporated made 21 grants across 2017–2024, totalling $127.2k as filed.

Grants
21
Total, as filed
$127.2k
Years
2017–2024
Filed in
USD

Who it funds

OrganisationGrantsTotal
New Review Inc5$31.5k
International Orthodox Christian Charities2$25.0k
Russian Orthodox Concent Novo Diveevo2$16.6k
St George's Pathfinders of America2$15.0k
Russian Children's Welfare Society Inc1$10.0k
Russian History Foundation1$6.0k
Foundation for Russian History1$5.0k
Russian Orthodox Convent Novo-Diveevo1$5.0k
Cathedral of Our Lady of the Sign1$3.6k
The Russian American Cultural Heritage Center2$3.0k
Museum of Russian Icons1$2.5k
Search Foundation Inc1$2.5k
Synodal School of Liturgized Music1$1.5k

By year

YearGrantsTotal
20172$15.7k
20188$44.5k
20203$8.5k
20211$5.5k
20222$27.5k
20233$17.0k
20242$8.5k

Where this came from

Identifier US-EIN-136169167. Register: Internal Revenue Service (US). Machine-readable: JSON.

What this page does not know

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  • What they say they exist to do
  • What each grant was for
  • What they fund, by theme
  • Balance sheet and financials
  • Who runs it
  • Whether they accept proposals
  • Their own record on the register
  • No website on file
  • Leadership not yet identified
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