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✅ Follow the USAID Money Trail – Instantly trace how USAID grant dollars flow from the following NGOs:
🔹 National Endowment for Democracy
🔹 Freedom House
🔹 Global Communities
🔹 Internews Network
🔹 Consortium for Elections
🔹 PACT Inc
🔹 Institute of International Education
🔹 East-West Management Institute
🔹 Church World Service Inc.
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The data comes from IRS Form 990s and is aggregated for analysis. Here's how to read and understand the numbers:
🔹 Gross Receipts → Pulled from Page 1, Box G of IRS Form 990.
🔹 Contributions → Pulled from Part VIII, Line 1f of IRS Form 990.
🔹 Taxpayer Funds → Pulled from Part VIII, Line 1e ("Government Grants").
🔹 Individual Grants → Pulled from Schedule I of IRS Form 990.
Only a curated subset of larger nonprofits is included, so the "Grants Given" totals may not match exactly with Schedule I. Instead, they add up to the total grants in the dataset I compiled for each EIN.
I use the most recent available tax years for these graphs. For example, Freedom House doesn’t have a public 2023 Form 990 yet, so the data includes a mix of 2021, 2022, and 2023 filings, depending on what’s available.
CSS is a little funky - @watilo will fix it when he's available.
@watilo And also @watilo will add back in the graph download button. He had a dental emergency.
@watilo I'll try to add hyperlinks to the Schedule I from Propublica for easier citing. The grants are all real.
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The International Republican Institute (IRI)—a Republican-aligned NGO—has some big names on its board, including @LindseyGrahamSC, @SenJoniErnst, @SenTomCotton, @SenDanSullivan, and more.
Their latest report shows:
💰 Gov Funding: $130.7M (IRS Form 990)
📜 Active Grants: $9.2M
🔎 EIN: 521340267 | UEI: V2DWM1KMJNK5
Now here’s the kicker: Their own audit lists migration-related NGOs like the International Organization for Migration & Pan American Development Foundation.
Why? What’s the connection? 👇 Receipts linked below.
@DogeWatchReport @LindseyGrahamSC @SenJoniErnst @SenTomCotton @SenDanSullivan Just to clarify—I don’t know why @SenJoniErnst is on the list. But even good people can get swept up in the status quo.
The real test is what she chooses to do next. Actions, not words.
One recipient, CONSORTIUM FOR ELECTIONS & POLITICAL PROCESS STRENGTHENING, is the recipient of 48 active grants worth $528 million, all awarded from USAID and going to various nations. ಠ_ಠ
Per ChatGPT, they operate as a 501(c)(3) 521943638 which does show up in my award search.
They are also operating as a partnership with International Republican Institute (521340267), International Foundation for Electoral Systems (521527835), National Democratic Institute (521338892).
CEPP shares the same office building as International Republican Institute. It is unknown if the other EINs listed are related to them.