Research any charity in the world
7.9 million+ charity records across 100+ countries, with every figure traced to its official source and date. Investigate finances, executive pay, and governance, then export the data for your story or study.
See any nonprofit's finances, executive pay, and filings
Every figure a charity story or study needs, pulled from official filings across 100+ countries and ready to cite.
Report on charities the US databases never cover
Most nonprofit databases stop at the US Form 990. GiveRadar holds 7.9 million+ organizations across 100+ countries, drawn from their own national registers, so the local charity or the foreign group in your story is almost certainly already here.
See any nonprofit's finances and executive pay
Revenue, spending, and named executive compensation, straight from the filings and shown the same way for every organization, so you can see who is paid what and where the money actually goes.
Every number comes with its source
Where other tools hand you a figure and leave you to find the paperwork, GiveRadar tags every number with the filing it came from and the year, so it survives a fact-check and an editor's legal read.
Compare organizations, and across borders
Line up organizations on the same measures, across countries and years, for comparative reporting and datasets that would take weeks to assemble from separate registries by hand.
See the coverage, the red flags, and the reviews
Beyond a charity's own filings, each profile gathers recent news coverage, automated red flags, and verified reviews, so you can see what others say about an organization, not only what it reports about itself.
What's behind every number
A charity profile is a sourced record, not a summary. Here is what you can pull from it.
Reported finances
Revenue, spending, and program breakdowns.
Executive compensation
Named officers and what the filing says they earn.
Filing history
Multi-year filings and how recent they are.
Registration & legal status
Official ID and the register that issued it.
Red flags
Stale filings, high executive pay, bare-minimum disclosure.
News coverage
Recent mentions, gathered for context.
Source on every field
Where each figure came from, ready to cite.
Country & registry
The national register behind each record.
Last updated date
So you cite figures as of the right moment.
Work with the data your way
Read it on the page, or pull it into a spreadsheet, a notebook, or your own analysis.
REST API
Query live charity data as JSON, from a free tier to research-scale volumes, straight into your scripts.
Free tier availableBulk dataset
Request full datasets as CSV for offline analysis, cross-country studies, and reproducible research.
CSV exportMCP for AI agents
Connect an AI assistant or agent to GiveRadar through our MCP server and let it gather the record for you.
Keyless free tierFrom search to citation
Find the organization, read the sourced record, and cite it with confidence. Free to search, no account needed.
Search the recordFree to search and read every profile. Charities cannot pay for placement or a higher score.
Find the organization
Search by name or registration number, in any of 100+ countries.
Read the sourced record
Finances, executive pay, governance, and red flags, each labeled with its source and filing year.
Compare or export
Line up organizations, or pull the data through the API or a bulk dataset for your own analysis.
Cite it
Every figure carries its source and date, so your story or paper is grounded in the record.
Questions from journalists and researchers
Is GiveRadar free for journalists and researchers?
Yes, GiveRadar is free to search and read every charity profile, with no account required. Paid API tiers and bulk export add higher volumes for large research projects.
How do I find a nonprofit CEO's salary or executive compensation?
On a charity's profile, named officers appear with their compensation exactly as disclosed in the organization's own filings, so you can find a nonprofit CEO salary, or any executive's pay, and cite the filing it came from.
Can I trust the figures, and where do they come from?
Every figure on GiveRadar comes from official government registries and tax authorities, not scraped or estimated, and each is labeled with its source and the date it was filed, so you can cite it and trace it back.
Can I research charities outside the United States?
Yes, GiveRadar covers 7.9 million+ charities across 100+ countries, each tied to its national registry, so you can research a local organization or compare across borders from one place.
Can I get the data in bulk or through an API?
Yes, you can pull data through a REST API that returns JSON, request bulk CSV datasets, and connect an AI assistant or agent through the MCP server for larger analysis.
How do I find a nonprofit's Form 990?
For United States charities, GiveRadar surfaces the financials and officer compensation reported on the IRS Form 990, alongside the filing year and source, so you can read the key figures and trace them to the return.
Does GiveRadar rate or editorialize about charities?
No, GiveRadar reports the official record and lets you draw your own conclusions. The integrity assessment measures how much a charity discloses, not the quality or impact of its work.
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Finances, executive pay, and filings from official records, across 100+ countries. Free, with a source on every figure.