The global charity and nonprofit database
GiveRadar is a free global charity and nonprofit database built from official government registries across more than 100 countries.
Search any charity's registration, finances, leadership, and public disclosure.
What data GiveRadar includes
Every profile turns scattered worldwide charity records into one structured, verified page, with each field traced to its official source.
Trustworthy nonprofit information shouldn't be this hard to find
Every country keeps its own registry, in its own format, under its own rules. GiveRadar unifies it all into one structured, comparable, verified profile.
IRS
990 filings
Charity Commission
XML export
Cabinet Office
No open API
RNA
Sparse fields
Vereinsregister
Split across courts
ACNC
Annual returns
CRA
T3010 filings
Belastingdienst
ANBI register
CBF
Seal register
Google News
News coverage
One place to research, compare, and verify nonprofits and NGOs
The same official record, put to work for six different jobs.
Charity data from 100+ countries
Every profile is tied to its home country and official registry, and the network keeps growing. Jump straight to yours.
You don't have to take our word for it
Every figure on GiveRadar ties back to an official record you can check, the methodology is public, and charities cannot pay to change what you see.
Built on the official record
Profiles come from government registries and tax authorities: the IRS, the UK Charity Commission, the ACNC, the CRA, and dozens more. Every figure is labeled with its source and filing date, so you can check it yourself.
Nothing is for sale
GiveRadar is free and has no pay-to-play: no paid placement, no paid scores, no paying to clear a red flag. Lists sort by disclosure, never by payment.
Honest about the limits
The integrity assessment measures what a charity discloses, not the impact of its work. A low score means little public data, not wrongdoing, and the profile says so.
"The data quality is exceptional, the team is very competent and responsive … exactly what you need if you're building serious, data-driven social impact tools."
Who we work with
Stichting Donateursbelangen · the Dutch foundation for donor interests
Explore charities by category
Each category is sorted by public disclosure, so you see the most transparent organizations in the field that matters to you. Looking for something more specific, like clean water or refugee support? Browse the cause tags.
The charity dataset, built for machines too
Millions of organizations as clean, structured, official-sourced data, ready for your application, model, or pipeline.
10,000 requests a day and full data access: financials, officer and compensation records, and contact details.
$ curl giveradar.com/api/v1/search/?q=red+cross { "count": 15, "results": [ { "name": "American Red Cross", "integrity_score": 82, "country_code": "US", "category": "disaster-relief", "verified": true } ] }
"The charities doing the most good should be the easiest to find, not the hardest."
I've always believed small charities that tackle specific problems in their own communities deserve more attention: the nonprofits that don't make headlines but change lives. The problem is they're almost impossible to find.
So I built GiveRadar: a charity intelligence platform where every nonprofit can be discovered and every donor can give with confidence.
Frequently asked questions
What is GiveRadar?
GiveRadar is a free global charity database and research platform covering 7.9 million+ nonprofits in 100+ countries. It brings official government registry data from sources like the IRS, the Charity Commission, the ACNC, and the CRA into one searchable place, with integrity assessments, financials, leadership records, and reviews for every organization.
How do I check if a charity is legitimate?
Search for the charity on GiveRadar by name or registration number (such as an EIN in the US). You will see its official registration status, an integrity assessment, financial disclosures, leadership records, and any red flags. All core data comes from official government registries and tax filings.
How many charities does GiveRadar cover?
GiveRadar covers 7.9 million+ nonprofits across 100+ countries, sourced from 50+ official government registries and tax authorities including the IRS (US), the Charity Commission (UK), the ACNC (Australia), the CRA (Canada), and RUNTS (Italy). That makes it one of the largest public charity databases in the world.
Is GiveRadar free to use?
Yes. GiveRadar is completely free, with no account required: you can search any charity and read its full profile, including financials, leadership, and contact details, without signing up. A free account adds watchlists, a private donation tracker, and change alerts. Commercial developers needing high-volume programmatic access can use the paid API tiers.
How is GiveRadar different from Charity Navigator?
Charity Navigator rates around 245,000 US nonprofits from an evaluation perspective. GiveRadar is a global charity database: 7.9 million+ organizations across 100+ countries, built from each country's official registry, with financials, leadership, contact details, and integrity assessments. It is completely free for donors and researchers.
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