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Nonprofit EIN Lookup
Search any US nonprofit by its nine-digit IRS EIN to confirm its registration and see its Integrity Assessment, financials, officers, and red flags. Sourced from official registries, free, no signup.
What is an EIN?
An EIN, or Employer Identification Number, is the unique nine-digit identifier the IRS assigns to a US organization, including every registered nonprofit. It is written with a dash after the first two digits, like 12-3456789. Because a name can be shared or change over time, the EIN is the most reliable way to pin down one specific organization.
You can usually find a nonprofit's EIN on its IRS Form 990, its donation receipts and acknowledgement letters, or its website. Once you have it, an EIN lookup is the fastest way to confirm you are looking at the right charity, because the match is exact.
How to look up a nonprofit by EIN
Enter the EIN
Type the nonprofit's nine-digit EIN, with or without the dash. EIN matching is exact, so it is the fastest way to land on the right organization.
Confirm the organization
Check that the name, registration status, and location match what you expect. Every record carries its official government registration identifier.
Read the Integrity Assessment
See the 0 to 100 Integrity Assessment, registry-filed financials, officers, and any red flags to judge whether the organization is active and transparent.
What you get on every nonprofit profile
An EIN lookup on GiveRadar goes beyond confirming that an organization exists. Each profile pulls together the registry record and the research layer in one place.
GiveRadar covers 7 million+ nonprofits across 65+ countries, including more than a million US organizations with EINs sourced from official IRS records. We are a research and verification database, not the IRS and not a donation processor; we never handle donations.
Frequently asked questions
How do I look up a nonprofit by its EIN?+
Enter the nonprofit's nine-digit EIN in the search box above, with or without the dash (for example 13-1644147 or 131644147). EIN matching is exact, so it lands you on the right organization. GiveRadar returns the registration status, EIN, location, an Integrity Assessment from 0 to 100, financials, officers, and any red flags. The data comes from official government registries, including IRS Tax Exempt Organization records for US nonprofits.
What is an EIN and what does it look like?+
An EIN, or Employer Identification Number, is the unique nine-digit identifier the IRS assigns to a US organization, including nonprofits. It is formatted with a dash after the first two digits, like 12-3456789. Every registered US nonprofit has one, and it is the most reliable way to identify a specific organization because, unlike a name, it is unique and never shared between two charities.
How do I find a nonprofit's EIN?+
Search GiveRadar for the nonprofit by name and open its profile; the EIN is listed on the page. You can also find it on the organization's IRS Form 990, its donation receipts or acknowledgement letters, or its official website. Once you have the EIN, you can search by it directly for an exact match.
Is the nonprofit EIN lookup free?+
Yes. Searching and viewing nonprofit profiles is free and needs no signup. A free REST API is also available for programmatic EIN lookups, with paid tiers for higher volume.
Is GiveRadar the same as the IRS?+
No. The IRS is the official source for EINs and federal tax-exempt status. GiveRadar is a research and verification database that aggregates official IRS and government registry data and adds a layer on top: an Integrity Assessment, registry-filed financials, officer and governance data, contact details, news context, and automated red flags. GiveRadar is not a donation processor and never handles donations.