Anti-Corruption Foundation USA

Boston, MAUnknown exempt organization EIN 88-4321429

On file with the IRSacf.international75 State Street Ste 100 · Boston, MA

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Its primary mission is to educate the general public and policy decision makers in the US and abroad on the state of freedom and human rights in russia. Much of this activity will take place on social media and in educational seminars. However, in addition to serving as expert advisors, the acf-USA may pursue specific policy measures in the form of lobbying for passage of bills in support of a free and democratic russia. IT may also develop a carry out grass-roots lobbying activity to support particular policy initiatives and legislation in the united states.

Mission: Form 990 Part I, line 1

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Yes. Never revoked by the IRS. Latest filing on record: FY2024.

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5 people listed on the 990-EZ.

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Educates the public and policymakers on Russian freedom and human rights, advocating for a democratic Russia.

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The purpose of the anti-corruption foundation usa is to advocate for a free and democratic government in russia. This will entail educational seminars, meetings with policy makers at both the state and federal level and organizations that share the organizational mission of the anti-corruption foundation usa.

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Grants paid · 1 grant · $50K · 2023–2023

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