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Interim Executive Solutions

31 nonprofits report paying Interim Executive Solutions for contracted services, totaling $5.2 million across their most recent filings.

The largest relationships are with Edward M Kennedy Institute For The United States Senate Inc, Pathlight Inc, and Young Audiences-New York Inc.

Organizations
31
Total paid
$5.2M

Organizations that paid this firm

Edward M Kennedy Institute For The United States Senate Inc FY2020 $429K
Pathlight Inc FY2024 $355K
Young Audiences-New York Inc FY2022 $210K
The Childrens Storefront FY2021 $207K
Barry L Price Rehabilitation Center Inc FY2024 $191K
Foundation For Civic Leadership Inc FY2024 $189K
Healthy Gulf FY2023 $180K
Dove Inc FY2024 $180K
Food Project Inc FY2023 $177K
The Midas Collaborative Inc FY2024 $168K
Enroot Inc FY2024 $159K
Crispus Attucks Childrens Center Inc FY2022 $159K
Storefront Academy Charter School South Bronx FY2022 $158K
Beyond Conflict Inc FY2020 $158K
The Guild For Human Services Inc FY2021 $157K
National Alliance On Mental Illness Of Massachusetts Inc FY2021 $154K
People Encouraging People Inc FY2023 $153K
Garrison Institute FY2022 $149K
Disability Rights Fund Inc FY2022 $145K
International Society For Advancement Of Cytometry FY2024 $139K
Tuesday'S Children FY2024 $138K
American Congregational Association FY2022 $138K
Greater Worcester Community Foundation Inc FY2023 $133K
Gather New Haven FY2023 $132K
Lake George Association Inc FY2024 $131K
American Foundation For The Blind Inc FY2022 $128K
Massachusetts Association Of Community Development Corporation FY2023 $117K
New Haven Ecology Project Inc FY2024 $112K
Boston Medical Library FY2024 $110K
Fight For Sight Inc FY2022 $108K
American Public Gardens Association FY2022 $103K
Public data from IRS Form 990 e-file & Business Master File. A 990 shows how an organization is run and funded — not its real-world outcomes. Figures are presented without evaluation; we do not rate, score, or rank organizations. · philanthropy.org