A nonprofit asking for your trust should make it easy to verify. Here’s where our money comes from, where it goes, and every document a donor, auditor, or grant officer might want — no email gate, no wait.
501(c)(3) · EIN 27-3102028 · CFC #89142 · [SAM.gov UEI — add] · [Candid profile ↗ — claim at candid.org] · FY[2025] reviewed [date]
We keep overhead lean and say so plainly. These figures come straight from our most recent Form 990.
Source: FY[2025] Form 990, Part IX. Replace bracketed figures with audited numbers before publishing.
Illustrative mix — replace with verified revenue figures from the most recent fiscal year.
All figures bracketed — populate from reviewed statements with the fiscal year labeled. Never publish a financial number you can’t tie to a filed document.
No form to fill out. If it’s filed, it’s here.
Direct costs of running the seven programs — instructors, materials, transportation, meals, and the staff time spent delivering them. Administration and fundraising are reported separately, per IRS functional-expense rules.
Yes. Class Matters is a 501(c)(3) public charity (EIN 27-3102028). You’ll receive an itemized receipt by email immediately after giving.
Yes — note it at checkout. Undesignated gifts go where the need is greatest, which gives us the most flexibility to serve students.
Funders can request our full grant packet — budgets, indirect rate, and controls — at Partners, or email darron.lamkin@class-matters.org.
Fund a student directly, or talk with us about a larger partnership.
