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Forgotten Diseases Research Foundation

Medical researchSanta Clara, CAEIN 45-4470463 forgottendiseases.org
Funded again2 of its 3 funders came back
Funders on the record39 grants · 2017–2024
Johns Hopkins UniversityAtaxia Telangiectasia Childrens Project Inc
Came back2funders gave in two or more years
2 of 32of 3
Received, as funders filed it$364.3kby tax year
2017: $35.0k · 1 grants20172020: $64.0k · 2 grants20202021: $52.4k · 2 grants20212022: $34.7k · 1 grants20222023: $93.2k · 2 grants2023$93.2k2024: $84.9k · 1 grants2024$84.9k
Revenue, its own return$87.1ktax year 2024
2023: $72.4k20232024: $87.1k2024$87.1k

Who funds it

Each funder's own tax return, year by year. A fact on a filing, never a verdict.

Funder201720202021202220232024As filed
Johns Hopkins University logo
Johns Hopkins University came backFunded by Johns Hopkins University in 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023 and 2024 (IRS Form 990, Schedule I)

IRS Form 990, Schedule I · tax year 2024 · filing 202611359349312681 · IRS batch file

$257.7k
5 grants
Ataxia Telangiectasia Childrens Project Inc logo
Ataxia Telangiectasia Childrens Project Inc came backFunded by Ataxia Telangiectasia Childrens Project Inc in 2020, 2021 and 2023 (IRS Form 990, Schedule I)

IRS Form 990, Schedule I · tax year 2023 · filing 202531059349302408 · IRS batch file

$71.6k
3 grants
Harry L Willett Foundation Funded by Harry L Willett Foundation in 2017 (IRS 990-PF)

IRS 990-PF · tax year 2017 · filing 201910749349100606 · IRS batch file

$35.0k
1 grant

its own grantgiven through a donor-advised fundmatching giftBigger dot, bigger grant. Hover a dot for the amount and the form.

A funder came back when it made its own grants in two or more tax years, by its own IRS return. Matching gifts, and gifts a donor-advised fund passes on for its donors, are shown and labelled, and do not count.

Its money

From the return it filed itself.

Revenue$87.1k
Spending$83.4k
Net assets, year end$120.4k
Total assets, year end$120.4k

Revenue by year

2023: $72.4k20232024: $87.1k2024$87.1k

Spending by year

2023: $78.6k20232024: $83.4k2024$83.4k

IRS Form 990EZ · tax year 2024 · filing 202501509349200845 · IRS batch file

Its leaders

The top three roles on its latest return.

Not on file: no 990 or 990-PF return naming its officers is loaded for this EIN.

Its charity status

From the IRS's own lists.

501(c)(3)recognised in 2012 · Public charity supported by government or the general public — 170(b)(1)(A)(vi)IRS exempt organisations register
Listed for deductible giftsIRS Publication 78
Not revokedIRS automatic revocation list

Data and sources

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Grants received, by year6 years
Tax yearGrantsAs filed
20171$35.0k
20202$64.0k
20212$52.4k
20221$34.7k
20232$93.2k
20241$84.9k
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