Claim Your Profile
Your public profile. Your voice.
Your organization’s IRS Form 990 is public record, published across the web. Philanthropy.org publishes it as a reference page anyone can find. That page exists right now — you cannot remove it, and neither can we.
What you can do is add your voice beside it. And this is the version worth adding it to: on the strength of our domain, the Philanthropy.org page is frequently among the first a donor, board member, or advisor sees when they search your name.
Search by name or EIN. We already have your filing, so there is no paperwork to send. Confirm the record we show you is the right one — name, EIN, city and state.
A work email at your organization’s domain, or an IRS determination letter if your domain isn’t on the filing. This is what keeps every claimed profile trustworthy, and why a claimed profile carries more weight than a page anyone could edit.
Verification grants your free Verified Profile immediately. The two paid upgrades are offered at this point, with what you already have as the starting position. You are never asked to pay before we know you can verify.
Enhanced profiles get an editor in your account — your mission, context for the numbers, governance and endowment oversight, legacy and planned giving, leadership, reports, photos. You write it, you publish it, and you change it whenever it changes. No ticket, no waiting on us.
Your 990 page stays exactly as filed and links to your new page. Two pages, cleanly separate: the neutral record, and your side of it.
As Philanthropy.org’s visibility grows, your profile grows with it, increasingly surfacing on its own for people searching your organization by name. A page you put in place today is worth more in a year without any further effort on your part.
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